Authors: Judith V. Jordan, Ph.D., Jean Baker Miller, M.D., Irene P. Stiver, Janet L. Surrey, Ph.D.

Once the therapist moves away from traditional methods, s/he needs to weigh important questions, such as how to build mutuality in therapy, therapists' ""disclosure,"" and others. Extensive training, supervision, and continuing exchange with peers are essential to doing this work. Clinical vignettes illustrate these points.