Jerome L. Singer Boeken

Collection of scientific papers providing both scope and depth in defining the area of research and theory concerned with investigations into the stream of consciousness.

Focusing on the role of imagery in psychotherapy, the author, a leading expert in daydreaming and imagination, presents a detailed examination of research evidence and practical applications. Drawing from over 50 years of experience in both therapy and clinician training, Singer emphasizes the integration of imagery techniques into diverse therapeutic approaches. The book provides clinicians with strategies to utilize their own and their patients' imaginative capacities, supported by case examples and personal anecdotes.