Michèle Baldwin, MSSW, PhD, is a faculty member of the Family Institute at Northwestern University and a faculty member of the Chicago Center for Family Health. She also conducts a limited practice of marriage and family therapy.

Foreword Charles R. Figley 1. The Therapist Story Virginia Satir 2. Interview with Carl Roger on the Use of the Self in Therapy Michele Baldwin 3. Revealing Our Selves Charles H. Kramer 4. Some Philosophical and Psychological Contributions to the Use of Self in Therapy DeWitt C. Baldwin Jr. 5. The Implications of the Wounded-Healer Archetype for the Use of Self in Psychotherapy Grant D. Miller, DeWitt C. Baldwin Jr. 6. Uses of Self in Therapeutic Boundaries: Lessons from Training and Treatment Fred P. Piercy, Annie K. Bao 7. The Self of the Addiction Counselor: Does Personal Recovery Insure Counselor Effectiveness and Empathy? Meri L. Shadley, Colleen Jo Harvey 8. Functional Analytic Psychotherapy and the Use of Self Barbara S. Kohlenberg 9. The Person and Practice of the Therapist: Treatment and Training Harry J. Aponte, Joan E. Winter 10. Congruence and the Therapist's Use of Self Peter K. H. Cheung, Grace Y. K. Pau 11. An Eastern Perspective on the Use of Self Ekman Pui Chuen Tam 12. The Therapist's Self in the Age of the Internet Joan M. Anzia 13. The Self of the Therapist in the Empire of Overregulation David V. Keith 14. "I" is Rising: Parallel Play, Transcendence, Irony, and Jouissance David V. Keith