The Lie Book

The idea behind this book has the potential to become a whole new regime of psychological and psychiatric studies. It is such a great part of the ego, the individual and our social fabric today that it has a life of it's own. We must master it in order to facilitate the most effective means of helping those we are trying to help. The book is an exposition on prevarication and how it effects the Counselor / Advisor / Client interaction: with emphasis on helping Clients maintain truthfulness in the counseling and advising relationship. Everyone lies. Knowing that, how can we use that information to improve our effectiveness as a therapist, counselor or advisor of any ilk to do the best job for our clients that we possibly can. This book is a skeleton on which to apply the flesh and fabric of your own personal techniques and persuasions. At best it is an x-ray of what may lie beneath. Like an x-ray, though, it is an invaluable diagnostic tool of inestimable worth for you as a counselor or therapist or advisor in any professional or life's situation.