Humour and Healing in the Person-centred Therapy Room
Mainstream therapeutic modalities have very little to say about humour in therapy, but every therapist will tell you that it is impossible to banish it from the therapy room. This book begins with a historical exploration of humour’s function in society and in relationships and considers how humour came to be something of a taboo in psychotherapy. It offers insights from psychological, sociologi...
Mainstream therapeutic modalities have very little to say about humour in therapy, but every therapist will tell you that it is impossible to banish it from the therapy room. This book begins with a historical exploration of humour’s function in society and in relationships and considers how humour came to be something of a taboo in psychotherapy. It offers insights from psychological, sociologi...
