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Being and Loving: How to Achieve Intimacy With Another Person and Retain One's Own Identity, 3d ed
Reference & Research Book News, August, 2005
BF697
2004-025971
0-7657-0039-5
Being and loving; how to achieve intimacy with another person and retain one's own identity, 3d ed.
Horner, Althea J.
Jason Aronson, [c]2005
137 p.
$29.95 (pa)
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Writing at a level accessible and interesting to both psychotherapists and general readers, Horner (Southern California Psychoanalytic Institute and Society) draws on numerous case examples to explain psychotherapeutic theory related to the perennial challenge to every individual: how can I be in an intimate relationship and still be me? This edition contains a new preface reflecting on changes in the family and in society over the past 30 years, plus the prefaces from the three previous editions.
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