Complexities and Dilemmas in Relational Psychotherapy (2015)
Publications
How Change Happens: Controlling Images, Mutuality and Power (2008)
Jean Baker Miller, M.D.
Scholars & Trainers / Inactive Researchers
A compelling account of how women transformed the field of psychology
Recent Coverage / 2006
Ten Years of Growth in Connection Celebrated at the Jean Baker Miller Training Institute
For the media / Earlier
New Advisory Board for Human Dignity
News & Events / Global Connections
Toward a New Psychology of Women (2004)
Telling the Truth about Power (2003)
What Changes in Therapy? Who Changes? (2003)
Publications / Publications by title
Racial Images and Relational Possibilities (2001)
Creative Moments in Relational-Cultural Therapy (2001)
Relational Theory and a Dialogue on Social Problems (2000)
An Introduction to Relational-Cultural Theory: Excerpts from Training Institutes, 2000 (2000)
Therapists' Authenticity (1999)
The Healing Connection: How Women Form Relationships in Therapy and in Life (1998)
Relational Health Indices: An Exploratory Study (1998)
Jean Baker Miller Training Institute
All Projects / Archived Projects
Relational Images and Their Meanings in Psychotherapy (1995)
Movement in Therapy: Honoring the "Strategies of Disconnection” (1995)
The Mutual Psychological Development Questionnaire (1992)
A Relational Reframing of Therapy (1991)
Some Misconceptions and Reconceptions of a Relational Approach (1991)
Revisioning Women's Anger: The Personal and the Global (1990)
Connections, Disconnections and Violations (1988)
From Depression to Sadness in Women's Psychotherapy (1988)
Putting Theory into Practice: Creating Mental Health Programs for Women (1988)
What Do We Mean by Relationships? (1986)
The Construction of Anger in Women and Men (1985)
The Development of Women's Sense of Self (1984)
Women and Power: Some Psychological Dimensions (1982)
