The Risk of Relatedness

Exploring the complexities of intersubjectivity theory, the book highlights the clinical stance shaped by concepts like neutrality, empathy, and trauma. It emphasizes the significance of the unique intersubjective field created during therapy, where the interaction between patient and therapist plays a crucial role. By reformulating these ideas for practical use, it illustrates how both parties evolve throughout the therapeutic process. Numerous case studies demonstrate the dynamic nature and challenges inherent in this deep relational engagement, emphasizing the "risk of relatedness" in psychotherapy.