Eigen offers this volume on approaches to psychotherapy focusing on work regarding inner dialogue and frequently engaging the concept of psychological multiplicity. Ten contributions come from psychotherapist authors drawing on their own life examples to comment upon the work of various practitioner-theorists. Chapters address inner dialogue and the work of Jung, focusing and Grendlin, process-oriented conflict facilitation and the Mindells, obsessiveness and Assagioli, Gestalt therapy and the Perls, Progoff's Intensive Journal method, Schwartz's Internal Family Systems theory, psychodynamics from the child of the Stones, Hakomi and Kurtz, and breath awareness and Conrad. Annotation ©2014 Ringgold, Inc., Portland, OR (protoview.com)