Jairo N. Fuertes, PhD, ABPP, LMHC, is Professor in the Gordon F. Derner School of Psychology at Adelphi University and Clinical Assistant Professor of Medicine in the Donald and Barbara Zucker School of Medicine at Hofstra/Northwell. He is Senior Associate Editor of Behavioral Medicine and served on editorial boards for other top-tier journals. Dr. Fuertes was Chair of the Education and Training Committee and Diversity Domain Representative in APA amp rsquo s Division 29. He is Staff Psychologist and Clinical Supervisor at the Counseling Center at Baruch College, CUNY. Dr. Fuertes maintains a private practice in Garden City, NY.

• ContributorsAn Introduction to The Other Side of PsychotherapyJairo N. FuertesPart I. Client Factors in Therapy Processes and OutcomesChapter . Client Expertise: The Active Client in PsychotheraphArthur C. Bohart and Karen TallmanChapter 2. Understanding and Enhancing Client MotivationJo amp atilde o Tiago Oliveira, Juan Mart amp iacute n G amp oacute mez-Penedo, and Martin grosse HoltforthChapter 3. Patient Readiness to Change: What We Know About Their Stages and Processes of ChangeJohn C. Norcross, Danielle M. Cook, and Jairo N. Fuertes Chapter 4. Therapist and Client Facilitative Interpersonal Skills in PsychotherapyTimothy Anderson and Matthew R. PerlmanChapter 5. Clients amp rsquo Experiences of Attachment in the Psychotherapy RelationshipBrent MallinckrodtChapter . Clients amp rsquo Agentic and Self-Healing Activities in PsychotherapyAmy GreavesPart II. Client amp ndash Therapist InteractionsChapter 7. The Client amp rsquo s Function in the Psychotherapy Relationship: What Clients Experience and ContributeCharles J. Gelso and Kathryn V. KlineChapter 8. Client-Focused Assessment and Intervention: Tailoring the Work to the ClientJames F. Boswell and Adela ScharffChapter 9. Rethinking Therapists amp rsquo Responsiveness to Center Clients amp rsquo Experiences of PsychotherapyHeidi M. Levitt, Kathleen M. Collins, Javier L. Rizo, and Ally B. HandChapter . Clients amp rsquo Influence on Psychotherapists and the Treatment They ProvideRodney K. Goodyear and Hideko SeraChapter . Clients amp rsquo Own Perspectives on Psychotherapy Outcomes and Their MechanismsMichael J. Constantino, Averi N. Gaines, Alice E. CoyneChapter 2. Clients amp rsquo Experiences of Therapy EndingCheri MarmaroshPart III. Integration and DiscussionChapter 3. Closing Thoughts About The Other Side of PsychotherapyJairo N. FuertesIndexAbout the Editor

Jairo N. Fuertes, PhD, ABPP, LMHC, is Professor in the Gordon F. Derner School of Psychology at Adelphi University and Clinical Assistant Professor of Medicine in the Donald and Barbara Zucker School of Medicine at Hofstra/Northwell. He is Senior Associate Editor of Behavioral Medicine and served on editorial boards for other top-tier journals. Dr. Fuertes was Chair of the Education and Training Committee and Diversity Domain Representative in APA amp rsquo s Division 29. He is Staff Psychologist and Clinical Supervisor at the Counseling Center at Baruch College, CUNY. Dr. Fuertes maintains a private practice in Garden City, NY.

• ContributorsAn Introduction to The Other Side of PsychotherapyJairo N. FuertesPart I. Client Factors in Therapy Processes and OutcomesChapter . Client Expertise: The Active Client in PsychotheraphArthur C. Bohart and Karen TallmanChapter 2. Understanding and Enhancing Client MotivationJo amp atilde o Tiago Oliveira, Juan Mart amp iacute n G amp oacute mez-Penedo, and Martin grosse HoltforthChapter 3. Patient Readiness to Change: What We Know About Their Stages and Processes of ChangeJohn C. Norcross, Danielle M. Cook, and Jairo N. Fuertes Chapter 4. Therapist and Client Facilitative Interpersonal Skills in PsychotherapyTimothy Anderson and Matthew R. PerlmanChapter 5. Clients amp rsquo Experiences of Attachment in the Psychotherapy RelationshipBrent MallinckrodtChapter . Clients amp rsquo Agentic and Self-Healing Activities in PsychotherapyAmy GreavesPart II. Client amp ndash Therapist InteractionsChapter 7. The Client amp rsquo s Function in the Psychotherapy Relationship: What Clients Experience and ContributeCharles J. Gelso and Kathryn V. KlineChapter 8. Client-Focused Assessment and Intervention: Tailoring the Work to the ClientJames F. Boswell and Adela ScharffChapter 9. Rethinking Therapists amp rsquo Responsiveness to Center Clients amp rsquo Experiences of PsychotherapyHeidi M. Levitt, Kathleen M. Collins, Javier L. Rizo, and Ally B. HandChapter . Clients amp rsquo Influence on Psychotherapists and the Treatment They ProvideRodney K. Goodyear and Hideko SeraChapter . Clients amp rsquo Own Perspectives on Psychotherapy Outcomes and Their MechanismsMichael J. Constantino, Averi N. Gaines, Alice E. CoyneChapter 2. Clients amp rsquo Experiences of Therapy EndingCheri MarmaroshPart III. Integration and DiscussionChapter 3. Closing Thoughts About The Other Side of PsychotherapyJairo N. FuertesIndexAbout the Editor

Jairo N. Fuertes, PhD, ABPP, LMHC, is Professor in the Gordon F. Derner School of Psychology at Adelphi University and Clinical Assistant Professor of Medicine in the Donald and Barbara Zucker School of Medicine at Hofstra/Northwell. He is Senior Associate Editor of Behavioral Medicine and served on editorial boards for other top-tier journals. Dr. Fuertes was Chair of the Education and Training Committee and Diversity Domain Representative in APA amp rsquo s Division 29. He is Staff Psychologist and Clinical Supervisor at the Counseling Center at Baruch College, CUNY. Dr. Fuertes maintains a private practice in Garden City, NY.

• ContributorsAn Introduction to The Other Side of PsychotherapyJairo N. FuertesPart I. Client Factors in Therapy Processes and OutcomesChapter . Client Expertise: The Active Client in PsychotheraphArthur C. Bohart and Karen TallmanChapter 2. Understanding and Enhancing Client MotivationJo amp atilde o Tiago Oliveira, Juan Mart amp iacute n G amp oacute mez-Penedo, and Martin grosse HoltforthChapter 3. Patient Readiness to Change: What We Know About Their Stages and Processes of ChangeJohn C. Norcross, Danielle M. Cook, and Jairo N. Fuertes Chapter 4. Therapist and Client Facilitative Interpersonal Skills in PsychotherapyTimothy Anderson and Matthew R. PerlmanChapter 5. Clients amp rsquo Experiences of Attachment in the Psychotherapy RelationshipBrent MallinckrodtChapter . Clients amp rsquo Agentic and Self-Healing Activities in PsychotherapyAmy GreavesPart II. Client amp ndash Therapist InteractionsChapter 7. The Client amp rsquo s Function in the Psychotherapy Relationship: What Clients Experience and ContributeCharles J. Gelso and Kathryn V. KlineChapter 8. Client-Focused Assessment and Intervention: Tailoring the Work to the ClientJames F. Boswell and Adela ScharffChapter 9. Rethinking Therapists amp rsquo Responsiveness to Center Clients amp rsquo Experiences of PsychotherapyHeidi M. Levitt, Kathleen M. Collins, Javier L. Rizo, and Ally B. HandChapter . Clients amp rsquo Influence on Psychotherapists and the Treatment They ProvideRodney K. Goodyear and Hideko SeraChapter . Clients amp rsquo Own Perspectives on Psychotherapy Outcomes and Their MechanismsMichael J. Constantino, Averi N. Gaines, Alice E. CoyneChapter 2. Clients amp rsquo Experiences of Therapy EndingCheri MarmaroshPart III. Integration and DiscussionChapter 3. Closing Thoughts About The Other Side of PsychotherapyJairo N. FuertesIndexAbout the Editor