Table of Contents:
“…Self-disclosure and the mysterious other -- The beginnings of self-disclosure: a personal narrative -- Health personality and self-disclosure -- Some lethal aspects of the male role -- Sex and self-disclosure in marriage -- The experience and disclosure of love -- Self-disclosure, the writer, and his reader -- The need for privacy -- Sickness as protest -- Spirit and wellness -- The invitation to die -- Reinventing marriage and the family -- Education, for a new society -- Psychedelic drugs: the impotent protest -- An invitation to authenticity -- Dialogue versus manipulation in counseling and psychotherapy -- Resistance to authenticity in the psychotherapist -- The psychotherapist as exemplar -- Self-disclosure and the "encounter group" leader -- The "manners" of helpers and healers: the bedside manner of nurses -- Patients are persons as well as disease-packages -- To whom can a nurse give personalized care? …”