Robert W. Firestone

It was somewhat interesting to be the fly on the wall for some therapy but his self-congratulatory ways were sometimes a little tough to read. He was somewhat tedious about how great he was and how he developed methodologies that are being used world-wide and how he admired the breasts of several of his patients, but at the same time he couldn't understand why someone who claimed he had reformed's wife left him. The author has been doing therapy for a long time and I'm sure some of his self-confidence is well-placed but sometimes he seemed to be of the opinion that only he was right and all others were wrong, it just felt a little repetitive and the last chapters where he was talking about his friendship with R D Laing came across as more name-droppy than worried about a friend who obviously had Issues.… (más)