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Acknowledgements Preface Introduction Part I: Seeing Stance: Phenomenology Chapter 1: What is Stance Chapter 2: Stance Across the Lifespan Part II: Foundations of Stance: Motivation and Affect Chapter 3: Motivation, Constraint and Affect Chapter 4: Obstructions in the Modes of Living Chapter 5: When Affect Forms a Stance Part III: Mapping Stance: Adaptation and Organization Chapter 6: The Ten Dimensions of Stance Chapter 7: Stance Sheet Examples from the Four Existential Modes of Living Part IV: Stance in the World: Encountering Experience Chapter 8: Reorganizing a Narrowed Stance Chapter 9: Livable Stance in Existential Therapy Chapter 10: Client Stance in the Therapy Room Chapter 11: Therapist Stances Chapter 12: The Person in the World Part V: The Stance Method: Recontacting Experience Chapter 13: Locating Experience: Pre-Stance and Collapsed Stance Chapter 14: CYCLE: Addressing Repetition Chapter 15: STILL: Restoring Contact Chapter 16: STRIDE: Dignity and Renewal Chapter 17: Comparing Stance Treatments Part VI: A Livable Life Chapter 18: Encountering Life Glossary of Stance Terms Index |