Counselling and Helping, Second edition

✍ Scribed by Richard Velleman, Sarajane Aris(auth.)

• Publisher: Wiley-Blackwell
• Year: 2010
• Tongue: English
• Leaves: 304
• Category: Library

✦ Synopsis

This new edition is an indispensable introduction to the core principles of counselling for those interested in counselling  and those considering training. It describes the main styles of counselling, provides an excellent framework for helping, and introduces some of the approaches and key tools used within a counselling relationship

• Offers a stimulating and highly accessible introduction to the key aspects of counselling
• Recurring case studies to illustrate clearly the practical application of the range of styles and approaches in counselling and experiential exercises are included in each chapter to facilitate the reader's learning and understanding
• Guides the reader, in a straightforward, readable style, through the main issues that arise within counselling/helping relationships
• A book to enthuse, excite and empower those contemplating counselling training, or those who have embarked on a course and want a broad introduction

Content:
Chapter 1 Introduction: What This Book is About (pages 1–10):
Chapter 1 Part Introduction (pages 11–14):
Chapter 2 Counselling and Helping (pages 15–28):
Chapter 3 The Basic Features of Counselling Relationships (pages 29–52):
Chapter 4 Being Helped: Creating the Right Conditions and Expectations (pages 53–67):
Chapter 5 Helping the Helpers (pages 68–83):
Chapter 2 Part Introduction (pages 85–90):
Chapter 6 Helping People to Cope (pages 91–108):
Chapter 7 Helping People to Do Things Differently (pages 109–126):
Chapter 8 Helping People with their Thinking (pages 127–146):
Chapter 9 Helping People with their Feelings (pages 147–164):
Chapter 10 Helping People with their Bodies (pages 165–181):
Chapter 11 Helping People with their Unconscious Processes (pages 182–196):
Chapter 12 Helping People with their Spirituality (pages 197–212):
Chapter 13 Helping People by Coaching (pages 213–228):
Chapter 3 Part Introduction (pages 229–232):
Chapter 14 Helping People to Use their Networks (pages 233–250):
Chapter 15 Helping People in Groups (pages 251–267):
Chapter 16 Summary and Conclusions (pages 268–272):