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To the Editor:
I am delighted that the editors of the Journal are continuing their series concept with Althea Horner editing the new series on The Voice of the Analyst.
I call to your attention the publication by the American Academy of Psychotherapists in the fall of 1965 of its journal, Voices—The Art and Science of Psychotherapy. Two articles in the first issue are memorable. The first by Sheldon Kopp, “On Not Getting to Know Another,” focused on ways therapists and patients remain hidden from each other, and the second by Carl Whitaker and John Warkentin, “Process Koans,” in which they state “the non-rational quality of the process koan may be the fulcrum with which the experienced intuitive therapist inserts a level in