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This profound writing presents counseling as a path, even perhaps as a spiritual path, rather than a job or even a profession. Randolph Severson understands the gift and the attendant responsibility of holding, with care, the soul and spirit life of someone suffering. And how that same suffering person holds the inner power to find 'true north' again, when, finally heard. The miracle of counseling as consoling lies not in 'knowing about' the person, but 'knowing-with.' This kind of knowing requires the counselor to have found the boundary between 'being' and 'doing', a deep kind of...

Psychology, until this book, has acted as if it is a concerned only with the individual, as if we are not inextricably entwined with history and culture -- these are not 'added on' to the human being, but, truly, while we are individuals, we are bound in soul and spirit and life with others. This most exciting book reveals how the depth psychology of Alfred Adler, is indeed a true dance with others and the world. The writing is scintillating and brilliant, the ideas glow, the thought deeply engaging. A book to be read and savored, slowly, and then, again, like good wine

Finally, at last, a therapeutic psychology that sees, honors, extolls, concentrates on the very best, the very highest qualities available to the human being. What counseling should be about -- developing strategies with patients to inwardly find the ever-present virtues, ideals, deep human longings, and bring them into the world in concrete and practical ways. Soul as action Drawing on the work of James Hillman and Alfred Adler -- but equally on the great thinkers of the Catholic tradition, such as Hilaire Belloc, George Bernanos, Frederick Willhelmsen and Jean Leclereq -- Randolph Severson...