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Book Review: Bodily Communication

In overview, this is a noteworthy contribution to the area of psychotherapy research. In addition to serving as a standard against which to evaluate other psychotherapy studies, it is also an immensely rich source of interesting hypotheses. At the very least, it should serve to alert researchers to the host of variables which usually go unmeasured in psychotherapy studies. It will no doubt be often quoted. During the present period of emphasis on accountability in psychotherapy, its publication is most timely and welcomed.