Clinical skills and a repertoire of sound techniques are necessary tools for a beginning psychotherapist, but they aren’t the only ones. Instead, a sense of wisdom, perspective, and vision are vital in moving from being merely a technician to becoming a psychotherapist. In this book, Russell Grieger relies on personal anecdotes, case studies, and rational emotive behavior therapy to engage the reader in a study of the qualities vital to becoming a successful psychotherapist. He explores important questions such as the fundamental nature of being human, the power of passionate purpose, fearlessness, interpersonal intelligence, unconditional personal responsibility, and more. Written in a vivid, clear language, this book will be of use to any therapist his or her professional journey.