The late Thomas Harris was a Navy psychiatrist and a professor at the University of Arkansas. He practiced psychiatry in Sacramento, California and directed the Transactional Analysis Association.
"It's easy to relate to I'm OK-You're OK. Again and again the reader will find his own predicament staring up at him from the page, along with its message, "If you don't like the trap, you can change it." -- Cleveland Press"Harris has stripped away the technical language of psychoanalysis and presented with lucid logic a way to self-understanding and change." -- Los Angeles Times"The book reads easily and interestingly for the unlettered in behavior science.... The practicing therapist cannot help but benefit immeasurably, especially if his inclinations are toward family or group therapy." -- Choice"[Readers] who roam these optimistic pages with their allusions to and discussions of Freud, Wilder Penfield, Elton Trueblood, Eric Berne, Bishop Pike, Teilhard de Chardin, and many other great and not-so-great experts may well make the book a bestseller." -- Library Journal
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