DR. EHRENBERG'S STIMULATING PAPER is obviously in the Interpersonal tradition since the Interpersonal ideology insists that the observer-participant field be thoroughly scrutinized for efficacious therapy to proceed. Traditionally, till the 50s, analysts ignored the ground, or context in which the analysis took place. There was the observed person who had a history—an unconscious to be revealed, and a history to be remembered. Since then, fortunately, both figure and ground, as well their meticulous examining, have been recognized as contributing something of significance in terms of the necessities for change. Interpersonalists welcome hearing