Carolyn Larsen

Parents and children are encouraged to recognize the feeling of anger and find constructive ways to deal with it.

This volume offers an innovative feminist model that acknowledges the importance of affect in ethical decision making. Case scenarios raise ethical dilemmas typical of everyday practice and experienced feminist therapists explain how they might respond. Recognizing that women still comprise the majority of clients in most therapy settings, each section of the book begins with a discussion of why the issue is important to women. At least two therapists...