It is the nature of our species to be territorial, to stake out our boundaries of private space with fences and other demarcations of ownership. This is true not only with our land, but with our ideas. (52 pp.)

The prevailing movement in the field today is toward reconciling the differences between diverse approaches and finding their common factors. (63 pp.)

There are factors that transcend the theoretical basis of the various approaches and are found in the personality of the successful practitioner. These are qualities that constitute the essence of most effective therapists, wherever they work or however they prefer to operate. (65 pp.)