Many therapists have likely worked with a client who has caused the therapist to confront his most cherished beliefs, or has changed the therapist in ways that forever altered the way he performs therapy, looks at the world, and sees himself. This book is the result of his search; it explores the nature of truth in psychotherapy and in the therapist’s life, examining some of the things that are often denied and rarely spoken about.
Key Features
- Two Parallel Narratives: The first narrative follows Jacob, a man in his seventies, who lived through dramatic historical events and altered them through his acts of violence.
- Intriguing Themes: Jacob’s story raises profound moral issues and contains unexpected themes that have significant implications for therapists.
- Author’s Journey: The second narrative details the author’s struggles as a therapist, exploring doubt, imperfections, and self-deceptions.
- Deep Reflection: The book encourages a deep examination of the complex nature of therapy and the lessons learned through the author’s experiences.
Additional Information
Following Jacob from his childhood to his recruitment, training, and life as an assassin, it is a tale of intrigue, adventure, and courage. The reader will join the author on his search for truth in both psychotherapy and life. A greatly unique and fascinating work, readers will find themselves both enthralled in and changed by Jacob’s story and the author’s journey.
