Augustine Meier, Micheline Boivin

Counselling and Therapy Techniques

Theory & Practice

• Broschiertes Buch

Produktbeschreibung

Counselling and Therapy Techniques covers all the major counselling approaches and provides all the tools required for developing a therapeutic relationship with clients.

Produktdetails

• Verlag: Sage Publications Ltd
• Seitenzahl: 192
• Erscheinungstermin: 15. November 2010
• Englisch
• Abmessung: 229mm x 183mm x 15mm
• Gewicht: 360g
• ISBN-13: 9781847879585
• ISBN-10: 1847879586
• Artikelnr.: 30598743

Inhaltsangabe

Theoretical Bridges and the Psychotherapy Process
Introduction
Epistemological Foundations
Psychotherapeutic Content - Client Experiences
Encoding Experiences
Psychic Organisations and Processes
Target of Change: Behaviour or Reworking and Rebuilding Psychic
Organizations
Phases of the Change Process and Techniques
Techniques and the Therapeutic Relationship
Therapist - Client Collaboration
Discriminate Use of a Technique
Ethical Considerations and the Use of Techniques
References
Empathic Responses
Introduction
Empathy: Origin and Definitions
Theoretical Aspects
Measuring Accurate Empathy
The Technique of Empathic Responding
Guidelines for Formulating and Communicating Empathic Responses
Common Problems and Empathic Inhibitors
Illustration: Tania
References
The Experiential Focusing Technique
Introduction
Theoretical Aspects
The Practice of Experiential Focusing
Illustration: Simone
References
The Gestalt Empty-Chair and Two-Chair Techniques
Introduction
Part 1: Personality Organization and Processes
Primary Motivating Factor
Contact and Contact Boundary
Stages of Personality Development
Subsystems of Personality
Processes of Personality Development
Organismic Self-Regulation
Boundary Disturbances
Therapeutic Goals, Role of Therapist and Techniques
Part 2: The Gestalt Empty-Chair Technique
Unfinished Business
The Gestalt Empty-Chair Technique in Action
Illustration: Robert
Part 3: The Gestalt Two-Chair Technique
Theoretical Aspects
Procedures Using the Gestalt Two-Chair Technique
Illustration: Rick
Conclusion
References
The Use of Metaphors in Therapy
Introduction
Metaphor: Definition, Structure, and Power
Client-Generated Metaphors
Types of Client-Generated Metaphors
Techniques to Unravel Metaphors
Eliciting and Exploring Client-Generated Metaphors
Pitfalls in Using Metaphors
Ethical Considerations
Illustration: Karen
References
Task-Directed Imagery
Introduction
Imagery in Context
Task-Directed Imagery
Illustration: Maylyn
References
Ego-State Therapy
Introduction
Ego States: Major Concepts, Development, and Activation
The Practice of Ego-State Therapy
Illustration: Sonja
References
Solution-Focused Therapy
Introduction
Theoretical Aspects
The Practice of Solution-Focused Therapy
Procedures for Doing Solution-Focused Therapy
Illustration: Colleen
References
Cognitive-Behavioural Therapy
Introduction
Part 1: Theoretical Aspects
Theory of Personality
Theory of Psychopathology
Part 2: Psychotherapy Procedures and Techniques
Goal of Therapy
Fundamental Clinical Processes
Psychotherapeutic Techniques
Part 3: Working with Automatic Thoughts
Procedures
Illustration: Sébastien
Part 4: Working with Schemas
Classification of Schemas
Schema Processes
Procedures
Illustration: Sébastien
References
Narrative Therapy
Introduction
Theoretical Influences
Theoretical Aspects
The Practice of Narrative Therapy
Method in Working with Narratives
Ethical Considerations
Illustration: Sonja
References
Self-in-Relationship Psychotherapy
Introduction
Major Concepts and Processes
Therapeutic Process
Illustration: Sofía
References