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Incandescent alphabets: psychosis and the Enigma of Language

This book is an impassioned appeal for a psychotherapy characterised by skill, commitment and authenticity. It is a book which is not easy to read at times as it might stimulate comparison with our own personal and professional abilities and our current state of practice whatever that may be. But as in her relationship with her patients, Dr Coughlin is always encouraging us to be the that best we can be; in these pages we may see our own potential for growth and connection, the richness of being more fully human, fully alive, to ourselves and with our patients. This is surely a worthwhile endeavour.