An Introduction to Counselling, Second Edition
| Format | Paperback |
| Language | English |
| This Edition Published | 1998 |
| Publisher | Open University Press |
| Typeset by | Graphicraft Limited |
| Printed and Bound by | Butler & Tanner Ltd |
| Cover/Jacket Design by | Kate Prentice |
| Format | Paperback |
| Language | English |
| Location | Buckingham |
| This Edition Published | 1998 |
| Reprinted | 2000 |
| Pages / Font | 446 pages |
| Library of Congress Classification Number | BF637.C6M379 |
| Dewey Decimal Classification Number | 361'.02 |
| Product Code | 98-9209 |
| ISBN 10 | 0-335-19709-4 |
| ISBN 13 | 9780335197095 |
| Chapters | 1 An introduction to counselling
2 Cultural and historical origins
3 The psychodynamic approach
4 The cognitive-behavioural approach
5 The person-centred approach
6 Working with systems
7 Feminist approaches: the radicalization of counselling
8 Narrative approaches: working with stories
9 Multiculturalism as an approach to counselling
10 Understanding theoretical diversity: brand names and special ingredients
11 Combining approaches: issues in eclecticism and integrationism
12 The process of counselling
13 The politics of counselling
14 Morals, values and ethics in counselling practice
15 The organizational context
16 Alternative modes of delivery
17 The role of research
18 The skills and qualities of the effective counsellor
19 Training and supervision in counselling
20 Beyond an introduction: continuing the conversation 1 An introduction to counselling
2 Cultural and historical origins
3 The psychodynamic approach
4 The cognitive-behavioural approach
5 The person-centred approach
6 Working with systems
7 Feminist approaches: the radicalization of counselling
8 Narrative approaches: working with stories
9 Multiculturalism as an approach to counselling
10 Understanding theoretical diversity: brand names and special ingredients
11 Combining approaches: issues in eclecticism and integrationism
12 The process of counselling
13 The politics of counselling
14 Morals, values and ethics in counselling practice
15 The organizational context
16 Alternative modes of delivery
17 The role of research
18 The skills and qualities of the effective counsellor
19 Training and supervision in counselling
20 Beyond an introduction: continuing the conversation Show all ▾ |
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