How does cooking relate to psychotherapy? Does an accountant have any insights that can change the way psychotherapy is performed? Author John Miller answers these questions as he sets forth a challenge to the field of psychotherapy. In this text, readers are taken beyond the standard medical model of diagnosis/treatment by drawing on the roles of other professions. Miller examines 11 different occupations and explores what each field has to offer to psychotherapy to help enhance therapeutic possibilities. Through the use of personal case examples, Miller helps readers understand how a music teacher can assist with listening and awareness, a chef with mixing "ingredients" in a therapy group, and how an advertising executive can help with motivation.