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Mike Sollami msollami — This is a required reading for my internship. The first half of the book highlights key contributors in the movement, while the last half discusses principles of techniques. I enjoyed reading about the historical roots of short-term psychodynamic therapy. I now half a much greater appreciation for what spurred the development of a shortened approach to treatment. The authors suggest that an increased level of activity of the therapist is the sine qua non of a short-term treatment. They also suggest maintaining therapeutic focus (presenting problem) and analysis of resistance are fundamental techiniques in a successful short-term intervention. Here is my problem with short-term models in general (dynamic or otherwise)-it minimizes the importance of relationship. This might sound strange but, short-term dynamic therpay and long-term psychoanalysis feel very similar to me in that they both elevate interpretion as the key factor in client growth. Both talk of the importance of relationship in terms of transference and countertransference, however the growth comes from making the unconscious conscious. I tend to believe growth happens in the mysterious exchange of relationship that only occurs in a safe, trusting environment. With all that said, I do recommend this book as an introductory text to Short-term psychodynamic interventions. It exposes the reader to the most salient information in this modality. It is a nice starting point.

Mazen Elyasry elyasrymaz6e36 — A little disturbing, just like all of Cormier's books, but it brings up good questions of love vs. lust.

Daniel Shubin _ — Freakin' hysterical.

Florence Baveye _lorence_aveye — This children's book is formatted as the diary of a 12-year-old. It is educational and filled with adventure. The format is a bit unusual with photographs, illustrations and handwritten 'journal entries'. Carey Monroe has the chance to spend two weeks during summer vacation in Kenya with his aunt. While there he meets and becomes friends with a Maasai man and his son. Each animal they see while on safari is presented to the reader with facts, photos and their Swahili name. Carey joins the Maasai father and son on their drive from Amboseli to the Maasai Mara that takes the three on an unforgettable safari. During the story, the author also shows how the Maasai are trying to preserve their land and way of life. The journal entry format is very appealing and enjoyable to read. The publisher recommends the book for grades 3-6.