Lying on the Couch

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"Lying on the Couch" is a psychological novel by psychiatrist and author Irvin D. Yalom that explores the complexities of psychotherapy, ethics, and the therapist–patient relationship.

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instanceOf novel
psychological novel
author Irvin D. Yalom
authorOccupation author
psychiatrist
psychotherapist
countryOfOrigin United States
exploresTheme deception and self-deception
impact of money on therapy
limits of therapeutic technique
personal growth of therapists
power dynamics in therapy
professional integrity
sexual attraction in therapy
vulnerability of patients
vulnerability of therapists
genre medical fiction
novel of ideas
psychological fiction
psychological novel
hasCharacter Carolyn
Ernest Lash
Justine
Marshall Streider
hasCharacterRole psychotherapist
hasForm audiobook
ebook
print
hasPageCountApprox 400
language English
literaryForm prose
literaryMovement contemporary American literature
mainSubject confidentiality in therapy
countertransference
ethics in psychotherapy
financial ethics in psychotherapy
professional boundaries
psychoanalysis
psychotherapy
sexual ethics in psychotherapy
therapist–patient relationship
transference
narrativePerspective third-person narration
originalPublisher Basic Books
relatedWorkByAuthor Love's Executioner and Other Tales of Psychotherapy
The Schopenhauer Cure
When Nietzsche Wept
setting San Francisco
contemporary United States

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Irvin D. Yalom notableWork Lying on the Couch
The Schopenhauer Cure relatedWorkByAuthor Lying on the Couch