An introduction to counselling and psychotherapy : from theory to practice

By:

Reeves, Andrew

Material type: Text

9781529761597

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DDC classification:

616.891 REE-I

Contents:

Part I: The counselling professions in context 1. What are the counselling professions? from theory to practice 2. Becoming a counsellor or psychotherapist: personal and professional development Part II: The theories of the counselling professions 3. Psychodynamic practice 4. Humanistic practice 5. Cognitive-behavioural practice 6. Integrative and pluralistic practice 7. Other key approaches Part III: Skills and practice in the counselling professions 8. Therapist competencies and counselling skills 9. The therapeutic relationship 10. Clients and presenting issues 11. Working with diversity and difference Part IV: Contextual issues for the counselling professions 12. Professional settings and organisations 13. Law, policy, values and ethics 14. Managing professional responsibilities 15. Developing your practice: supervision, research and career development 16. Final thoughts.” – Publisher website.

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Item type	Current library	Collection	Call number	Status	Date due	Barcode	Item holds
Books	IIITD General Stacks	Medicine & Health Sciences	616.891 REE-I (Browse shelf(Opens below))	Available		012800

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Includes bibliographical references and index.

Part I: The counselling professions in context
1. What are the counselling professions? from theory to practice
2. Becoming a counsellor or psychotherapist: personal and professional development Part II: The theories of the counselling professions
3. Psychodynamic practice
4. Humanistic practice
5. Cognitive-behavioural practice
6. Integrative and pluralistic practice
7. Other key approaches Part III: Skills and practice in the counselling professions
8. Therapist competencies and counselling skills
9. The therapeutic relationship
10. Clients and presenting issues
11. Working with diversity and difference Part IV: Contextual issues for the counselling professions
12. Professional settings and organisations
13. Law, policy, values and ethics
14. Managing professional responsibilities
15. Developing your practice: supervision, research and career development
16. Final thoughts.” – Publisher website.

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