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Book Review: Borderline Conditions and Pathological Narcissism

not pulled together in that nice, smooth, comprehensive kind of fashion which would be reassuring to the textbook-relying individual and at the same time, there is much that strikes one as utterly unorthodox. Clearly the things that worked at Odyssey were the intensity of the program, the support which the residents provided for each other, the increasing levels of reward and responsibility which were so carefully and clearly built into the program from the outset, the commitment to the program and to each other, which the residents and staff managed to engender and through it all, the commitment to Judy first as a person and secondly as a director. This book, which is a kaleidoscope of autobiographical sketches, news clippings, photos, poems, postscripts and personal sketches is thoroughly recommended, particularly for reading by professionals in the mental health field.