Skills in Counselling & Psychotherapy is a series of practical guides for trainees and practitioners. Each book takes one of the main approaches to therapeutic work and describes the core skills and techniques used within that approach. By looking at skills specific to the different theoretical approaches, this series is ideal for use on a range of courses that prepare the trainee to work directly with clients.
This book introduces the concepts and skills of the person-centred approach used at each stage of the therapeutic process. This Fourth Edition has been updated to reflect changes in the field over recent years, and includes new content on empathy and fragile process, confidentiality and working within diversity and difference; and updated Further Reading and case examples.
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)