In my opinion, it is an extraordinary book, that opens up completely new perspectives. The moon is made of cheese is a comprehensive, fascinating reading. The juxtaposition of concrete practical examples from other recognised experts in this field makes the healing potential of his new ‘translation model’ of the borderline language convincingly clear as a contrast. The book unfolds in an exciting and, for me, extremely instructive way what a healing effect it has when a therapist fully engages with the language and manner of the client’s experience along the relationship path. I consider this book to be a milestone in the theoretical reflection and, above all, exemplary presentation of concrete therapeutic processes. I do recommend it as a standard reading psychotherapists of all schools.
