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Clinical Counselling in Context: An Introduction

Clinical Counselling in Context: An Introduction

FormatPaperback
LanguageEnglish
Series EditorJohn Lees
PublisherRoutledge
Publisher SeriesClinical Counselling in Context
Typeset byKeystroke Typesetting & Graphic Design Ltd
Printed and Bound byClays Ltd, St Ives plc
Contributing WriterGordon Lynch, Adrian Hemmings, June Roberts, Michael Scott (3)*, Kitty Warburton, Alison Vaspe, Pat Grant, Andrew Samuels
FormatPaperback
LanguageEnglish
LocationLondon
Pages / Font153 pages / Goudy
ISBN 100-415-17956-4
ISBN 139780415179560
Library of Congress Catalog Card Number98-29006
Library of Congress Classification NumberRC466..C55
Dewey Decimal Classification Number362.2'04256 - dc21
Chapters
Introduction (Lees) 1 What is clinical counselling in context? (Lees) 2 A pragmatic approach to clinical counselling in context (Lynch) 3 Assessment of psychological change and the future practice of clinical counselling (Hemmings) 4 Time-limited work in context (Roberts) 5 The problem-solving pilgrim; a goal-orientated approach to clinical counselling (Scott) 6 Establishing a therapeutic frame (Warburton) 7 The therapeutic space and relationship (Vaspe) 8 Issues of cultural difference in staff teams and client work (Grant) 9 Working directly with political, social and cultural material in the therapy session (Samuesl)
Introduction (Lees) 1 What is clinical counselling in context? (Lees) 2 A pragmatic approach to clinical counselling in context (Lynch) 3 Assessment of psychological change and the future practice of clinical counselling (Hemmings) 4 Time-limited work in context (Roberts) 5 The problem-solving pilgrim; a goal-orientated approach to clinical counselling (Scott) 6 Establishing a therapeutic frame (Warburton) 7 The therapeutic space and relationship (Vaspe) 8 Issues of cultural difference in staff teams and client work (Grant) 9 Working directly with political, social and cultural material in the therapy session (Samuesl)
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NotesISBN 13 misprinted on cover as 9 780415 179561