| Description |
ix, 281 pages ; 25 cm |
| Contents |
1. Introduction : what this book is about -- 2. Defining counselling -- 3. Basic principles of embedded counselling -- 4. The counselling menu : goals, tasks and methods -- 5. Setting the scene : preparation for offering a counselling relationship -- 6. Making a space to meet -- 7. Working collaboratively : building a relationship -- 8. Having a useful conversation : 'just talking' -- 9. Resolving difficult feelings and emotions -- 10. Learning to do something different : working together to change behaviour -- 11. Dealing with difficult situations in counselling -- 12. Putting it all together - doing good work |
| Summary |
"This book is written for practitioners such as teachers, doctors, community workers, nurses and social workers, whose counselling role is embedded within other work functions. A framework is introduced that allows the reader to draw on knowledge and competencies from their own personal and professional experience, as well as from a range of approaches to counseling, which will help them to help others." "This book is key reading for people working in helping, managing or supervisory roles: it provides efficient and ethical strategies that will improve their ability to assist or advise others. It is also of use to counsellors and counselling students who wish to develop a better understanding of their craft."--BOOK JACKET |
| Bibliography |
Includes bibliographical references and index |
| Subject |
Counseling.
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| ISBN |
9780335218103 hardback |
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0335218105 hardback |
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9780335218097 paperback |
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0335218091 paperback |
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