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Skills in Person-Centred Counselling & Psychotherapy

Autor Janet Tolan, Rose Cameron
en Limba Engleză Hardback – 9 ian 2027
This bestselling classic has guided thousands of students and practitioners step-by-step through the skills and theory of the person-centred approach. Fully updated, this Third Edition includes numerous new exercises and case studies, a thoroughly-revised chapter on recent debates and developments, as well as two important new chapters on:
 
·         Politics, Prejudice, Power and Privilege
·         Client Perception
 
It remains an essential introduction for those beginning their training as well as more experienced practitioners keen to expand their range.
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Specificații

ISBN-13: 9781529682496
ISBN-10: 1529682495
Pagini: 264
Dimensiuni: 152 x 229 mm
Greutate: 0.34 kg
Ediția:4 Revised edition
Editura: SAGE Publications Ltd

Notă biografică

Janet Tolan is a consultant and private pracititioner in Manchester. She has worked extensively in education and training, most recently as leader of the Counselling and Psychotherapy Masters programme at Liverpool John Moores University.

Cuprins

1 The Theoretical Framework (Janet Tolan)
2 Empathy (Janet Tolan)
3 Empathic Understanding (Janet Tolan)
4 Congruence (Janet Tolan)
5 Congruence in Practice (Janet Tolan)
6 Unconditional Positive Regard (Janet Tolan)
7 Psychological Contact I - Basic and Cognitive Contact (Rose Cameron)
8 Psychological Contact II - Subtle Contact (Rose Cameron)
9 The Therapeutic Process (Janet Tolan)
10 Politics, Prejudice, Power and Privilege (Rose Cameron)
11 Client Perception (Rose Cameron)
12 Beginnings and Endings (Janet Tolan)
13 Managing the Work in an Organisation (Janet Tolan)
14 Professional Issues (Janet Tolan)
15 Edgy and Ethical Issues (Janet Tolan and Rose Cameron)
16 Debates and Developments in Practice (Rose Cameron)

Recenzii

The new edition of Skills in Person-Centred Counselling and Psychotherapy provides an invaluable introduction to the skills and awareness that are necessary in order to provide an effective helping relationship to individuals struggling to overcome problems in living. Janet Tolan clearly explains key concepts using vivid examples drawn from extensive professional experience. This book is essential reading for anyone setting out to become a counsellor or psychotherapist, or embarking on a career in social work, teaching or healthcare.

This revised edition of a classic in person-centred therapy combines both an accessible introduction to becoming  a practitioner, and an up to date, socially situated, and academically rigorous essential guide.
It is rare to find a single volume that allows beginning students to reflect on their own experience, while remaining academically and theoretically  rigorous. A genuine must have for any serious student.
The reader can expect to be fully engaged with the ideas offered in the new chapter.  This book is an essential read for any new therapist.




This book is a wonderful resource, very well written, up to date and comprehensively researched. A 'must' for every person-centred course reading list.
 
 

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'This revised edition of a classic in person-centred therapy combines both an accessible introduction to becoming  a practitioner, and an up to date, socially situated, and academically rigorous essential guide. It is rare to find a single volume that allows beginning students to reflect on their own experience, while remaining academically and theoretically  rigorous. A genuine must have for any serious student. The reader can expect to be fully engaged with the ideas offered in the new chapter.  This book is an essential read for any new therapist.' - Carol Wolter-Gustafson?