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The approach of Freeing the Human Spirit to psychotherapy is based on the teachings of Hellmuth Kaiser. It is nondirective, nonanalytic, communication-oriented, and similar to the person-center approach advocated by Carl Rogers.
Freeing the Human Spirit consists primarily of twenty-one case vignettes intended for readers who are involved or interested in psychotherapy and psychiatric private practice. Psychotherapy is best understood in the context of actual clinicial transcations between therapist and patient. An essay on the development of nondirective therapy is also included. This approach holds the promise of increasing the effectiveness of therapy and achieving results that are more meaningful than simple alleviation of symptoms, which leaves the patient vulnerable to relapse and recidivism.