The Consumer’s Guide to Psychotherapy

The Consumer’s Guide to Psychotherapy by Jack Engler, published by Fireside in 1992, is a comprehensive resource that spans 688 pages. This book provides insights into when therapy should be considered, along with practical advice on selecting a therapist, establishing contracts, and understanding payment options. It also addresses professional ethics and explores various psychiatric disorders, making it a valuable reference for those navigating the complexities of psychotherapy.

Readers will find detailed discussions on the behavioral problems of children and the factors that influence the decision to seek therapy. The book aims to clarify the therapeutic process and empower individuals with knowledge about their options in mental health care. With its focus on psychotherapy, this edition serves as an informative guide for anyone interested in understanding the intricacies of therapeutic practices and the considerations involved in seeking help.