"Brilliantly written as the unfolding dialogue between mentor and supervisee, Roesler captures the reader's interest and holds it. This book is for anyone with an interest in psychotherapy." - Jay L. Lebow, Ph.D., ABPP, Editor, Family Process

Jennifer Getty, a budding child psychiatrist, chooses Adam Green, a seasoned faculty member, as her mentor. Under Adam's guidance, Jennifer delves into the intricate world of family-systems based psychotherapy, moving beyond the conventional realm of treatment with medication. As Jennifer matures as a therapist, her personal and professional worlds intertwine, revealing the fragility of her carefully constructed facade. With Adam contending with his wife's Alzheimer's dementia and Jennifer navigating a tumultuous relationship with her ex-boyfriend, the characters grapple with their own vulnerabilities.

One Long Conversation is a captivating journey through therapy sessions, personal revelations, and the ebb and flow of life. This upmarket literary work offers a poignant exploration of ideas, emotions, and their profound impact on the human experience. For the 600,000 therapists practicing in the United States and the people they help, this novel provides a compelling reflection of the challenges and growth inherent in the field of psychotherapy.