Feminist Therapy as a Political Act examines what experienced feminist therapists themselves say about how they integrate politics into their work; analyzes the language of feminist therapists; and explores models of political thinking in the context of therapy.

Contents
Preface

• Making Therapy Feminist: A Practice Survey
• Putting Politics into Practice: Feminist Therapy as Feminist Praxis
• Feminist Therapy: Integrating Political Analysis in Counseling and Psychotherapy
• Contextual Identity: A Model for Therapy and Social Change
• Japanese Feminist Counseling as a Political Act
• Politicizing Survivors of Incest and Sexual Abuse: Another Facet of Healing
• Border Crossing and Living Our Contradictions: Letters Between Two Feminist Therapists About Doing Therapy with Men
• Fostering Resistance Through Relationships in a Feminist Hospital Program
• Tools For Change: Methods of Incorporating Political/Social Action into the Therapy Session
• Index