The author covers a a wide ground which I expected in such a book. He obviously has clinical skill and is making sense of his work in a consistent way.

My biggest disappointment was his most common choice of intervention - the Course in Miracles. It seemed to me that most of his interventions were crafted around this text - having the patient read the C in M, and so forth. There's more to transpersonal psychotherapy than this. Interested readers might be better served by Nelson's "Healing the Split" or the work of the Grofs or some of the new energy techniques (e.g., Gallo).