Jerrold R. Brandell is Professor and Distinguished Faculty Fellow in the School of Social Work at Wayne State University. He is the author of Of Mice and Metaphors: Therapeutic Storytelling with Children and editor of four books, including Theory and Practice in Clinical Social Work.

• List of Illustrations Acknowledgments IntroductionJerrold R. Brandell 1. Kids on the Couch: Hollywood's Vision of Child and Adolescent TreatmentJerrold R. Brandell 2. The Interracial Treatment Relationship in the Cold War Period: Pressure Point in AnalysisAndrea Slane 3. Women in Psychotherapy on Film: Shades of Scarlett ConqueringMarilyn Charles 4. Psychotherapy as Oppression? The Institutional EdificeJanet Walker 5. Woody Allen and FreudAlain J.-J. Cohen 6. Freud at the Movies, 1907–1925: From the Piazza Colonna and Hammerstein's Roofgarden to The Secrets of a SoulSanford Gifford 7. Talk Therapy: The Representation of Insight in the CinemaShoshana Ringel 8. Imagining Desire and Imaging the Real: A Love StoryBarbara J. Socor 9. Translating Psychotherapy Narratives from Literature onto Film: An Interview with Theodore Isaac RubinJerrold R. Brandell List of Contributors Index

Jerrold R. Brandell is Professor and Distinguished Faculty Fellow in the School of Social Work at Wayne State University. He is the author of Of Mice and Metaphors: Therapeutic Storytelling with Children and editor of four books, including Theory and Practice in Clinical Social Work.

• List of Illustrations Acknowledgments IntroductionJerrold R. Brandell 1. Kids on the Couch: Hollywood's Vision of Child and Adolescent TreatmentJerrold R. Brandell 2. The Interracial Treatment Relationship in the Cold War Period: Pressure Point in AnalysisAndrea Slane 3. Women in Psychotherapy on Film: Shades of Scarlett ConqueringMarilyn Charles 4. Psychotherapy as Oppression? The Institutional EdificeJanet Walker 5. Woody Allen and FreudAlain J.-J. Cohen 6. Freud at the Movies, 1907–1925: From the Piazza Colonna and Hammerstein's Roofgarden to The Secrets of a SoulSanford Gifford 7. Talk Therapy: The Representation of Insight in the CinemaShoshana Ringel 8. Imagining Desire and Imaging the Real: A Love StoryBarbara J. Socor 9. Translating Psychotherapy Narratives from Literature onto Film: An Interview with Theodore Isaac RubinJerrold R. Brandell List of Contributors Index

Jerrold R. Brandell is Professor and Distinguished Faculty Fellow in the School of Social Work at Wayne State University. He is the author of Of Mice and Metaphors: Therapeutic Storytelling with Children and editor of four books, including Theory and Practice in Clinical Social Work.

• List of Illustrations Acknowledgments IntroductionJerrold R. Brandell 1. Kids on the Couch: Hollywood's Vision of Child and Adolescent TreatmentJerrold R. Brandell 2. The Interracial Treatment Relationship in the Cold War Period: Pressure Point in AnalysisAndrea Slane 3. Women in Psychotherapy on Film: Shades of Scarlett ConqueringMarilyn Charles 4. Psychotherapy as Oppression? The Institutional EdificeJanet Walker 5. Woody Allen and FreudAlain J.-J. Cohen 6. Freud at the Movies, 1907–1925: From the Piazza Colonna and Hammerstein's Roofgarden to The Secrets of a SoulSanford Gifford 7. Talk Therapy: The Representation of Insight in the CinemaShoshana Ringel 8. Imagining Desire and Imaging the Real: A Love StoryBarbara J. Socor 9. Translating Psychotherapy Narratives from Literature onto Film: An Interview with Theodore Isaac RubinJerrold R. Brandell List of Contributors Index