Catllexis Institute is an educational organization with elllpl~asis o~1 re-
searctl and experimentation in tl~e genesis and treatment of incapaci-
tating psychiatric disturbances. One of the uilique cl~aracteristics of tl~e
organization is tlle free flow of ideas and observations belween patients
and staff， and the very active investment of patients in identifying ll~e
cllaracteristics and confrontation of those problems we researcll. We
wisl~ to express deep appreciation to all tl~ose wl~) l~ave co~lributed Io
our understanding.
Althougll tllis inaterial was developed over several years， it was
mos{ly written in an intensive write-in weekend. Participants in tllat
weekend were J. Fishman， K. Mellor， A. Schiff， J. Schiff， S. ScllitT， T.
Steckel， and T. Wilson. All are professional stuff members of Cathexis
ll~stitute with tile exception of A. Schiff， wile is on tile staff o1 Rocky
Mountain Transactional Analysis Institute.
It was llot our purpose to include colnprehensive discussion of ally
of tl~e issues presented. Rather， we hoped to present an outline of our
ideas in a fl)rm sufficiently coherent to be useful to otiler professionals，
and to protect our copyrights so that we may freely teacl~ tllese ideas
and techniques. It is our expectatio~l tllal most of ti~e ~naterial
presented llere will be developed further eitller in book tk)rln c)r in pr~>-
fessional publications.
Transactional Analysis is our prinlary l ranle of ret ereilcc， and ill 1lle
interest of conciseness we have assumed some rudi~e~tary exposure t~
transactional analysis concepts by our readers. Wl~ile our major tk~cus is
on the treatlne~t of severe (incapacitating) psycl~iatric dis~)rders， ~)t~-
own experience and tl~e experience of many others ulilizi~g this
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