ROBERT LANGS Honorary Visiting Fellow with the School of Psychotherapy and Counselling, Regent's College, London. He is the author of forty-three books to the profession and general public on dreams, psychotherapy, unconscious communication, a science of the mind, emotional life and related topics.

• PART ONE: BASIC CONCEPTSTwo Modes of Psychotherapy and CounsellingTwo Modes of CommunicationModels of the MindThe Conscious SystemThe Deep Unconscious SystemGround Rules and BoundariesDeath Anxiety and the Evolution of the MindPART TWO: CLINICAL TECHNIQUEIndicators: Symptoms and ResistancesTriggers and ThemesThree Classes of InterventionTrigger Decoded InterpretationsThe Validating ProcessThe First SessionAn Unnatural ProfessionGlossary of TermsBibliography.

ROBERT LANGS Honorary Visiting Fellow with the School of Psychotherapy and Counselling, Regent's College, London. He is the author of forty-three books to the profession and general public on dreams, psychotherapy, unconscious communication, a science of the mind, emotional life and related topics.

• PART ONE: BASIC CONCEPTSTwo Modes of Psychotherapy and CounsellingTwo Modes of CommunicationModels of the MindThe Conscious SystemThe Deep Unconscious SystemGround Rules and BoundariesDeath Anxiety and the Evolution of the MindPART TWO: CLINICAL TECHNIQUEIndicators: Symptoms and ResistancesTriggers and ThemesThree Classes of InterventionTrigger Decoded InterpretationsThe Validating ProcessThe First SessionAn Unnatural ProfessionGlossary of TermsBibliography.

ROBERT LANGS Honorary Visiting Fellow with the School of Psychotherapy and Counselling, Regent's College, London. He is the author of forty-three books to the profession and general public on dreams, psychotherapy, unconscious communication, a science of the mind, emotional life and related topics.

• PART ONE: BASIC CONCEPTSTwo Modes of Psychotherapy and CounsellingTwo Modes of CommunicationModels of the MindThe Conscious SystemThe Deep Unconscious SystemGround Rules and BoundariesDeath Anxiety and the Evolution of the MindPART TWO: CLINICAL TECHNIQUEIndicators: Symptoms and ResistancesTriggers and ThemesThree Classes of InterventionTrigger Decoded InterpretationsThe Validating ProcessThe First SessionAn Unnatural ProfessionGlossary of TermsBibliography.