Summary:
The book comprises a series of letters from a seasoned psychologist to a protégée, offering wisdom and guidance on the art of therapy, personal growth, and the complexities of human relationships. It blends professional advice with personal anecdotes, aiming to mentor the next generation of therapists in their journey to help others.
Key points:
1. Therapeutic Relationship: Pipher emphasizes the therapist-client relationship's importance, focusing on empathy, listening, and genuine care.
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