Integrative Psychotherapy in Theory and Practice: A Relational, Systemic and

Peter Hawkins is Professor of Leadership at Henley Business School and teaches and consults in over 50 countries. Judy Ryde is a freelance psychotherapist, supervisor and trainer with the Centre for Supervision, Training and Development Bath. They are both founders and core teachers at the Bath Centre for Psychotherapy and Counselling and were founder members of the UK council for Psychotherapy, and over the last 35 years have pioneered an integrative approach to psychotherapy.

Acknowledgements Preface and Welcome Introduction to Section One: The Ground 1. An Integrative Psychotherapy for the 21st Century 2. The Current and Future Challenge for our World and for Psychotherapy 3. Identity in Search of a Self 4. What does it mean to be mentally healthy and how does Psychotherapy help? Introduction to Section Two: The Roots 5. History of Psychotherapy Until 1945 6. History of Psychotherapy After 1945 Introduction to Section Three: The Stems and Strands 7. Relational Psychotherapy 8. Systemic Approaches to Psychotherapy 9.Embracing the Wider Ecology in Psychotherapy Introduction to Section Four: The Fruits and Flowers 10. Psychotherapy Practice - Creating the Frame 11. Psychotherapy Practice - Integrating the Approaches 12. Integrative Supervision 13. Integrative Psychotherapy Ethics 14. Integrative Psychotherapy Training 15. Bringing it all Together and Leaning into the Future Bibliography