Couple therapy is not simply the meeting between two suffering partners and a benevolent professional. It constitutes a singular, demanding, often disconcerting space, where present conflicts, inherited pasts, disappointed dreams and contradictory expectations intertwine. Intervening in this field requires great clinical finesse, ethical clarity and strategic flexibility. Robert Neuburger guides us with the clinical precision, anthropological lucidity and discreet humour that characterise him — as close as possible to the reality of the consulting room, far from rigid manuals or mechanical protocols.
A dive into real sessions, with the therapist’s words, doubts, adjustments and proposals — and an invitation to build your own stance, sharpen your gaze and appropriate the concepts in a flexible, embodied, contextual way.