History of Psychotherapy: Continuity and Change, Second Edition

Published 20 years ago, the first edition of History of Psychotherapy (1992) is still considered the most comprehensive and authoritative resource on the subject.

Building on the success of its predecessor, this new edition provides timely updates to reflect both the continuity and change in psychotherapy and features additional theory, research, practice, and training. Focusing on critical turning points, 78 eminent authors examine the impact of social, cultural, and economic factors on the development of psychotherapy. Each chapter highlights the historical roots, current manifestations, and future directions of the field.

New to this edition are discussions on the emergence of multiculturalism, neuroscience, couples therapy, pharmacotherapy, spirituality and religion, and specialized research centers. Scholarly but engaging, comprehensive but accessible, this updated classic will prove ideal for students, practitioners, and libraries alike.

Contributors

Abbreviated Foreword to First Edition
—Rollo May

Foreword to Second Edition
—Stanley Sue

Preface

I. Prologue: Psychotherapy From 1860 to Today

1. A Century of Psychotherapy, 1860–1960
   —Robin L. Cautin
2. Psychotherapy, 1960 to the Present
   —Patrick H. DeLeon, Mary Beth Kenkel, Linda Garcia-Shelton, and Gary R. VandenBos

II. Psychotherapy Theory

3. Psychoanalytic Theories of Psychotherapy
   —David L. Wolitzky
4. Behavioral Theories of Psychotherapy
   —Daniel B. Fishman, Simon A. Rego, and Katherine L. Muller
5. Humanistic and Experiential Theories of Psychotherapy
   —Jeanne C. Watson, Rhonda N. Goldman, and Leslie S. Greenberg
6. Family Systems Theories of Psychotherapy
   —David R. Chabot
7. Cognitive Theories of Psychotherapy
   —Steven D. Hollon and Raymond DiGiuseppe
8. Multicultural Approaches to Psychotherapy
   —Lillian Comas-Diaz
9. Integrative Approaches to Psychotherapy
   —Marvin R. Goldfried, Carol R. Glass, and Diane B. Arnkoff

III. Psychotherapy Research

10. Psychotherapy Research and Its Achievements
    —Michael J. Lambert
11. Unresolved Questions and Future Directions in Psychotherapy Research
    —Bruce E. Wampold, Steven D. Hollon, and Clara E. Hill
12. Psychotherapy Research Centers and Groups
    1. The Stone Center and Relational–Cultural Theory
       —Judith V. Jordan
    2. Yale Parenting Center and Child Conduct Clinic
       —Alan E. Kazdin
    3. University of Pennsylvania Center for Psychotherapy Research
       —Paul Crits-Christoph, Jacques P. Barber, and Mary Beth Connolly-Gibbons
    4. SPR Collaborative Research Program on the Development of Psychotherapists
       —David E. Orlinsky, Michael Helge Rønnestad, and Ulrike Willutzki
    5. The Sheffield–Leeds Psychotherapy Research Program
       —Michael Barkham, Gillian E. Hardy, and David A. Shapiro
    6. The Bern Psychotherapy Research Group
       —Franz Caspar and Hansjörg Znoj
    7. Project MATCH
       —Carlo C. DiClemente
    8. Prescriptive Matching and Systematic Treatment Selection
       —Larry E. Beutler
    9. Center for the Treatment and Study of Anxiety
       —Edna B. Foa and Mark B. Powers
    10. Parent–Child Interaction Therapy
        —Beverly W. Funderburk and Sheila Eyberg
    11. Asian American Center on Disparities Research
        —Stanley Sue and Nolan Zane
    12. University of Washington Behavioral Research and Therapy Clinics
        —Marsha M. Linehan

IV. Psychotherapy Practice

13. Psychotherapy Patients
    1. Children
       —Eugene J. D'Angelo and Gerald P. Koocher
    2. Adolescents
       —Patrick Tolan and Jennifer Titus
    3. Older Adults
       —Bob G. Knight and T. J. McCallum
    4. Health and Medical Conditions
       —Carol D. Goodheart and Ronald H. Ronzensky
    5. Client Diversity in Psychotherapy
       —Laura S. Brown
14. Treatment Modalities
    1. Couple Therapy
       —Alan S. Gurman and Douglas K. Snyder
    2. Family Therapy
       —Florence W. Kaslow
    3. Group Therapy
       —Gary M. Burlingame and Scott Baldwin
    4. Pharmacotherapy
       —Morgan T. Sammons
    5. Integration of Spirituality and Religion Into Psychotherapy
       —Everett L. Worthington, Jr.
15. Psychotherapy for Specific Disorders
    1. Depression
       —Lynn P. Rehm
    2. Anxiety Disorders
       —Barry E. Wolfe
    3. Substance Abuse
       —Peter E. Nathan and Anne Helene Skinstad
    4. Borderline Personality Disorder
       —Anthony W. Bateman
    5. Schizophrenia
       —Kim T. Mueser and Gary R. VandenBos

V. Psychotherapy Education and Training

16. Training Systems and Sites
    1. PhD Programs
       —Elizabeth A. Klonoff
    2. PsyD Programs
       —George Stricker
    3. Internship and Postdoctoral Residency
       —Nadine J. Kaslow and Carol Webb
    4. Licensing and Credentialing
       —Jack B. Schaffer, Stephen T. DeMers, and Emil Rodolfa
    5. Continuing Education in Psychology
       —Greg J. Neimeyer and Jennifer M. Taylor
    6. Department of Veterans Affairs
       —Rodney R. Baker and Wade E. Pickern
    7. Medical Schools and Academic Health Centers
       —Danny Wedding
    8. Training Audiotapes and Videotapes
       —John C. Norcross and Gary R. VandenBos
17. Psychotherapy Supervision
    —Allen K. Hess
18. Ethics in Psychotherapy
    —Norman Abeles and Gerald P. Koocher

VI. Epilogue: Conclusions and the Future

19. Into the Future: Retrospect and Prospect in Psychotherapy
    —John C. Norcross, Donald K. Freedheim, and Gary R. VandenBos

Index

Editors

John C. Norcross, PhD, ABPP, is a professor of psychology and distinguished university fellow at the University of Scranton, editor of the Journal of Clinical Psychology: In Session, and a clinical psychologist in part-time practice.

His recent coauthored books include Leaving It at the Office: Psychotherapist Self-Care; Clinician's Guide to Evidence-Based Practice in Mental Health and Addictions; Insider's Guide to Graduate Programs in Clinical and Counseling Psychology; and Systems of Psychotherapy: A Transtheoretical Analysis, now in its seventh edition.

Among Dr. Norcross's awards are APA's Distinguished Career Contributions to Education and Training, Pennsylvania Professor of the Year from the Carnegie Foundation, and election to the National Academies of Practice.

Gary R. VandenBos, PhD, is the executive director of APA's Office of Publications and Databases. Among his books are Psychotherapy of Schizophrenia: The Treatment of Choice (with Bertram Karon), Psychology and National Health Insurance, Clinical Geropsychology, Professional Liability and Risk Management, and Violence on the Job.

He maintains a part-time practice and consults on treatment and research with violent patients.

He received the Early Career Contribution to Psychotherapy and the Lifetime Contributions to Psychotherapy from APA Division 29 (Psychotherapy).

Donald K. Freedheim, PhD, is professor emeritus of psychology at Case Western Reserve University and past president of APA Division 29 (Psychotherapy).

He edited the first edition of History of Psychotherapy: A Century of Change, published in 1992 in honor of APA's centennial. In 2003, he edited History of Psychology, the first volume of the Handbook of Psychology. He also coedited The Clinical Child Documentation Sourcebook. For 10 years he edited the journal, Psychotherapy. He also founded The Clinical Psychologist and Professional Psychology.

He is a Distinguished Practitioner of the National Academies of Practice and serves on the Trauma Response Team of the Cleveland Chapter of the American Red Cross.