An Investigation of Intuition and Its Implications for Psychotherapy

This dissertation examines the use of psychotherapist's intuition in the therapeutic process, arguing that intuition can be a useful tool in the therapeutic relationship.

It details empirical studies of intuition. It explores clinical intuition from the perspectives of Transpersonal, Humanistic, and Psychoanalytic orientations.

It provides examples of clinical intuition and gives suggestions for enhancing the therapist's intuitive abilities.