`This Second Volume of Counselling is a comprehensive array of articles which convey the breadth and depth of the specialty as it grew during the 1990s. The volume brings together the most important and influential papers published in Counselling, the official journal of the BACP as it then was, over the last decade. In all, 92 articles have been chosen and scrupulously checked by the editors and, in most cases, the original authors, to fill the 680 pages of the Second Volume. These provide direct access to the main theories, practices and issues which underpin and continue to shape…mehr
`This Second Volume of Counselling is a comprehensive array of articles which convey the breadth and depth of the specialty as it grew during the 1990s. The volume brings together the most important and influential papers published in Counselling, the official journal of the BACP as it then was, over the last decade. In all, 92 articles have been chosen and scrupulously checked by the editors and, in most cases, the original authors, to fill the 680 pages of the Second Volume. These provide direct access to the main theories, practices and issues which underpin and continue to shape counselling and psychotherapy today. Each article concludes with discussion points to provoke further thought and study. For ease of access these papers are clustered in five sections: counselling approaches; contexts and practice; counselling issues; research: and the future. We can expect the number of research articles to double in the next volume as the way opens up for all practitioners to consider research a crucial part of professional life. The final section on the future has been written by the past Chief Executive of the BACP, and contains insight and wisdom on the challenges facing the profession at the dawn of the new century, with statutory regulation only a few years away. BACP receives many requests for back copies of the journal, Counselling, upon which this Reader is based, for use in training courses and programmes. The Second Volume of the Reader merits at least one copy in every medical library across the land for use not only in counselling and psychotherapy training, but for all those healthcare workers who use counselling skills in their work' - Maggie Pettifer, past Head of Publishing of BACP for Counselling and Psychotherapy Research Counselling provides direct access to the main theories, practices and issues which have underpinned and which continue to shape the development of counselling today. Combining accessible research studies with professional and personal reflections, the Reader draws on a diverse and authoritative range of articles to cover the key aspects of counselling, including: · counselling approaches · contexts and practice · counselling issues · research; and · future trends The Reader is ideal for use in training. It provides a wealth of source material and each article concludes with discussion issues to help initiate further thought and study. Students, trainees and practitioners in counselling and other professions will find this essential reading which challenges them to think deeply about counselling as it is practised today, and as it will be in the future.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
PART ONE: COUNSELLING APPROACHES Introduction to Part One Challenging the Core Theoretical Model - Colin Feltham A Sound Foundation for Counsellor Competence - Sue Wheeler The Case for a Core Theoretical Model On the Quest for a Person-Centred Paradigm - Ivan Ellingham Solution-Focused Therapy in Practice - Christina Saunders A Personal Experience Person-Centred Counselling and Solution-Focused Therapy - Jonathan Hales Problem-Solving Counselling - Michael Neenan and Stephen Palmer On Becoming a Psychodynamic Counsellor - John Lees Learning about Countertransference Mentoring as Change Agency - John O Brien A Psychodynamic Approach Towards Cognitive-Humanistic Counselling - Richard Nelson-Jones Rational Emotive Behaviour Therapy - Michael Neenan and Windy Dryden An Overview Psychosynthesis - Diana Whitmore A Psychology With a Soul In the Counsellor s Chair - Stephen Palmer interviews Professor Arnold A Lazarus Multi-Modal Therapy From Education to Art Therapy - Sydney Klugman Writing - A Therapeutic Space - Gillie Bolton Opening the Box A Relational Model of Counselling - Geoff Pelham, Stephen Paul and Peter Holmes PART TWO COUNSELLING CONTEXTS AND PRACTICE Introduction to Part Two Counselling Holocaust Survivors - Irene Bloomfield An Experience of Intercultural Counselling - Tuck Chee Phung Views from a Black Client In the Counsellor s Chair - Aisha Dupont-Joshua interviews Lennox Thomas Inter-Cultural Counselling Issues Raised in a Counselling Support Group for HIV+ People in Zambia - Tom[um]as Campbell, Tashisho Chabala and Gita Sheth Group Therapy for Women with Eating Problems - Cathy Richards and Catherine McKisack A Further Look at Group Therapy for Women with Eating Disorders in a University Setting - Peter Ross General Practice Counselling - Richard House A Plea for Ideological Engagement Depression - Janet Boakes The Aftermath of Suicide - Alice Middleton and David I Williams The Limitations of Current Theories in Understanding Bereavement and Grief - Peter Farrell The Social Model of Disability - Tony Makin A Deaf Counselling Trainee - Pauline Monks and Linda Martin Can It Work? Counselling Women in Prison - Angela Devlin Counselling Intervention with Men Who Batter - Calvin Bell Partner Safety and the Duty to Warn A Fair Deal for Lesbians in Therapy - Cordelia Galgut A Point of View and an Ethical Issue? Working with Lesbian and Gay Clients - Lyndsey Moon Adopted and at home With the World - Lesley Marks A Message for Coubsellors Working with Children in a Family and Divorce Centre - Birgit Carolin Critical Incident Debriefing - Frank Parkinson Psychological Trauma - Suzanna Rose An Historical Perspective Stress Management and Counselling - Michael Neenan and Stephen Palmer The Aftermath of Abuse - Moira Walker The Effects of Counselling on the Client and the Counsellor Child Sexual Abuse - Colin Crawford and Billy McCullough The Wider Context Attitudes to Ageing - Yvonne Craig Its Social Construction, Deconstruction and Reconstruction Partnership - Jane Robins Some Effects of Childhood Scripts on Intimate Relationships PRACTICAL APPROACHES Introduction to Practical Approaches Reflective Practice - Gladeana McMahon Assessment and Contracting - Gabrielle Syme Referral Letters - Sue Warren-Holland Case-Study Writing - Mary Parker Note-taking and Administration for Counselling Supervisors - Gladeana McMahon PART THREE: COUNSELLING ISSUES Introduction to Part Three The Wisest Counsel? - Raj Persaud Can Psychotherapies Seriously Damage Your Health? - Pittu Laungani Therapy Checklist for Clients and Those Already in Therapy - Stephen Palmer and Kasia Szymanska Making the Most of Therapy - Sheila Dainow How to Help Clients Get the Best from You In the Counsellor s Chair - Judith Longman interviews Professor Ernesto Spinelli Counselling and the Abuse of Power Ethics for the Counselling Office - Petruska Clarkson > Accreditation, NVQs and BAC Whither Are We Led and by Whom? - John Foskett A Reaction to Menage a Trois The Role of Group Work in Counsellor Training - Judi Irving and Dave I Williams The Case for Group Work in Counsellor Training - Amelia Lyons A Response HMIs Powers to Inspect Student Counsellors - Tim Bond In the Counsellor s Chair - Stephen Palmer interviews Ms Ling Gui Rui and Ms Hou Zhijin Student Counselling and Counsellor Training in China Counsellor in Court - Pemma Littlehailes Confidentiality and the Law - Roger Litton, Mark Scoggins and Stephen Palmer From Transference to False Memory - Peter Jenkins Counsellor Liability in an Age of Litigation Solution-Focused Supervision - Bill O Connell and Caroline Jones Supervising Short-Term Psychodynamic Work - Gertrud Mander On the Death of a Client - Maureen Murphy Farewell Sonia - Jackie de Smith Empathy and the As If Condition - Susan Ridge, David Martin and William Campbell Any Room for Conscious Identification Congruence and Countertransference - Paul Wilkins Similarities and Differences Humour in the Psychotherapeutic Relationship - Marie Adams Not to Be Trifled with COUNSELLING DILEMMAS Introduction to Counselling Dilemmas Clients Ending Counselling - Fiona Palmer-Barnes, Gabrielle Syme, Stephen Crawford, Michael Jacobs and Joy Schaverien To Hug a Client - Or Not? - Fiona Palmer-Barnes, Gill Westland, Diana Whitmore, Caroline Jones and May Brun Suicide Threat - Caroline Jones, Fiona Palmer-Barnes, Hillary Ratna and Anne Garland PRACTICE DILEMMAS Clients Becoming Counsellors? - Susie Lendrum, Roger Casemore, Janet Watson and Simon Needs Student Appeals - Roger Casemore, Cathy Carroll, Janet Tolan, Gaye Giles and Derek Hill Counsellors Ending Counselling - Simon Needs, Derek Hill, Dawn Collins, Carole Pucknell and Val Potter A Bereaved Counsellor and Supervision - Gladeana McMahon, Bill O Connell, Roger Casemore and Fiona Purdie PART FOUR: COUNSELLING AND RESEARCH Introduction to Part Four What is Truth? - Gordon Lynch A Philosophical Introduction to Counselling Research Critical Subjectivity - William West Use of the Self in Counselling Research Do Brief Interventions Reduce Waiting Times for Counselling? - Judith M Brech and Peter L Agulnik Primary Care Counsellors Experiences of Supervision - Mary Burton, Penny Henderson and Graham Curtis Jenkins On What Basis Do General Practitioners Make Referrals? - Margaret Ward and Del Lowenthal Counselling Supervision - David King and Sue Wheeler To Regulate or Not to Regulate? Students Everyday Problems - Andrew Grayson, David Clarke and Hugh Miller A Systematic Qualitative Analysis Cross-Cultural / Racial Matching in Counselling and Therapy - Roy Moodley and Shukla Dhingra White Clients and Black Counsellors Therapeutic Issues for Sexually Abused Adult Males - Kim Etherington Marketing Counselling Courses - Patricia Hunt PART FIVE: FUTURE TRENDS Introduction to Part Five The Move Towards Brief Therapy - Brian Thorne Its Dangers and Its Challenges The Professionalisation of Counselling - Sue Wheeler Is it Possible? Counselling as a Social Process - John McLeod Counselling and Psychotherapy in a Multicultural Context - Roy Moodley Some Training Issues Computer Therapeutics - Colin Lago Counselling by e-mail - Steve Page The Challenge of the Internet - Stephen Goss, Dave Robson and Deborah E Renard PART SIX: THE LAST WORD Introduction to Part Six Preparing the British Association for Counselling and Psychotherapy for a New Future - Kenneth J Lewis
PART ONE: COUNSELLING APPROACHES Introduction to Part One Challenging the Core Theoretical Model - Colin Feltham A Sound Foundation for Counsellor Competence - Sue Wheeler The Case for a Core Theoretical Model On the Quest for a Person-Centred Paradigm - Ivan Ellingham Solution-Focused Therapy in Practice - Christina Saunders A Personal Experience Person-Centred Counselling and Solution-Focused Therapy - Jonathan Hales Problem-Solving Counselling - Michael Neenan and Stephen Palmer On Becoming a Psychodynamic Counsellor - John Lees Learning about Countertransference Mentoring as Change Agency - John O Brien A Psychodynamic Approach Towards Cognitive-Humanistic Counselling - Richard Nelson-Jones Rational Emotive Behaviour Therapy - Michael Neenan and Windy Dryden An Overview Psychosynthesis - Diana Whitmore A Psychology With a Soul In the Counsellor s Chair - Stephen Palmer interviews Professor Arnold A Lazarus Multi-Modal Therapy From Education to Art Therapy - Sydney Klugman Writing - A Therapeutic Space - Gillie Bolton Opening the Box A Relational Model of Counselling - Geoff Pelham, Stephen Paul and Peter Holmes PART TWO COUNSELLING CONTEXTS AND PRACTICE Introduction to Part Two Counselling Holocaust Survivors - Irene Bloomfield An Experience of Intercultural Counselling - Tuck Chee Phung Views from a Black Client In the Counsellor s Chair - Aisha Dupont-Joshua interviews Lennox Thomas Inter-Cultural Counselling Issues Raised in a Counselling Support Group for HIV+ People in Zambia - Tom[um]as Campbell, Tashisho Chabala and Gita Sheth Group Therapy for Women with Eating Problems - Cathy Richards and Catherine McKisack A Further Look at Group Therapy for Women with Eating Disorders in a University Setting - Peter Ross General Practice Counselling - Richard House A Plea for Ideological Engagement Depression - Janet Boakes The Aftermath of Suicide - Alice Middleton and David I Williams The Limitations of Current Theories in Understanding Bereavement and Grief - Peter Farrell The Social Model of Disability - Tony Makin A Deaf Counselling Trainee - Pauline Monks and Linda Martin Can It Work? Counselling Women in Prison - Angela Devlin Counselling Intervention with Men Who Batter - Calvin Bell Partner Safety and the Duty to Warn A Fair Deal for Lesbians in Therapy - Cordelia Galgut A Point of View and an Ethical Issue? Working with Lesbian and Gay Clients - Lyndsey Moon Adopted and at home With the World - Lesley Marks A Message for Coubsellors Working with Children in a Family and Divorce Centre - Birgit Carolin Critical Incident Debriefing - Frank Parkinson Psychological Trauma - Suzanna Rose An Historical Perspective Stress Management and Counselling - Michael Neenan and Stephen Palmer The Aftermath of Abuse - Moira Walker The Effects of Counselling on the Client and the Counsellor Child Sexual Abuse - Colin Crawford and Billy McCullough The Wider Context Attitudes to Ageing - Yvonne Craig Its Social Construction, Deconstruction and Reconstruction Partnership - Jane Robins Some Effects of Childhood Scripts on Intimate Relationships PRACTICAL APPROACHES Introduction to Practical Approaches Reflective Practice - Gladeana McMahon Assessment and Contracting - Gabrielle Syme Referral Letters - Sue Warren-Holland Case-Study Writing - Mary Parker Note-taking and Administration for Counselling Supervisors - Gladeana McMahon PART THREE: COUNSELLING ISSUES Introduction to Part Three The Wisest Counsel? - Raj Persaud Can Psychotherapies Seriously Damage Your Health? - Pittu Laungani Therapy Checklist for Clients and Those Already in Therapy - Stephen Palmer and Kasia Szymanska Making the Most of Therapy - Sheila Dainow How to Help Clients Get the Best from You In the Counsellor s Chair - Judith Longman interviews Professor Ernesto Spinelli Counselling and the Abuse of Power Ethics for the Counselling Office - Petruska Clarkson > Accreditation, NVQs and BAC Whither Are We Led and by Whom? - John Foskett A Reaction to Menage a Trois The Role of Group Work in Counsellor Training - Judi Irving and Dave I Williams The Case for Group Work in Counsellor Training - Amelia Lyons A Response HMIs Powers to Inspect Student Counsellors - Tim Bond In the Counsellor s Chair - Stephen Palmer interviews Ms Ling Gui Rui and Ms Hou Zhijin Student Counselling and Counsellor Training in China Counsellor in Court - Pemma Littlehailes Confidentiality and the Law - Roger Litton, Mark Scoggins and Stephen Palmer From Transference to False Memory - Peter Jenkins Counsellor Liability in an Age of Litigation Solution-Focused Supervision - Bill O Connell and Caroline Jones Supervising Short-Term Psychodynamic Work - Gertrud Mander On the Death of a Client - Maureen Murphy Farewell Sonia - Jackie de Smith Empathy and the As If Condition - Susan Ridge, David Martin and William Campbell Any Room for Conscious Identification Congruence and Countertransference - Paul Wilkins Similarities and Differences Humour in the Psychotherapeutic Relationship - Marie Adams Not to Be Trifled with COUNSELLING DILEMMAS Introduction to Counselling Dilemmas Clients Ending Counselling - Fiona Palmer-Barnes, Gabrielle Syme, Stephen Crawford, Michael Jacobs and Joy Schaverien To Hug a Client - Or Not? - Fiona Palmer-Barnes, Gill Westland, Diana Whitmore, Caroline Jones and May Brun Suicide Threat - Caroline Jones, Fiona Palmer-Barnes, Hillary Ratna and Anne Garland PRACTICE DILEMMAS Clients Becoming Counsellors? - Susie Lendrum, Roger Casemore, Janet Watson and Simon Needs Student Appeals - Roger Casemore, Cathy Carroll, Janet Tolan, Gaye Giles and Derek Hill Counsellors Ending Counselling - Simon Needs, Derek Hill, Dawn Collins, Carole Pucknell and Val Potter A Bereaved Counsellor and Supervision - Gladeana McMahon, Bill O Connell, Roger Casemore and Fiona Purdie PART FOUR: COUNSELLING AND RESEARCH Introduction to Part Four What is Truth? - Gordon Lynch A Philosophical Introduction to Counselling Research Critical Subjectivity - William West Use of the Self in Counselling Research Do Brief Interventions Reduce Waiting Times for Counselling? - Judith M Brech and Peter L Agulnik Primary Care Counsellors Experiences of Supervision - Mary Burton, Penny Henderson and Graham Curtis Jenkins On What Basis Do General Practitioners Make Referrals? - Margaret Ward and Del Lowenthal Counselling Supervision - David King and Sue Wheeler To Regulate or Not to Regulate? Students Everyday Problems - Andrew Grayson, David Clarke and Hugh Miller A Systematic Qualitative Analysis Cross-Cultural / Racial Matching in Counselling and Therapy - Roy Moodley and Shukla Dhingra White Clients and Black Counsellors Therapeutic Issues for Sexually Abused Adult Males - Kim Etherington Marketing Counselling Courses - Patricia Hunt PART FIVE: FUTURE TRENDS Introduction to Part Five The Move Towards Brief Therapy - Brian Thorne Its Dangers and Its Challenges The Professionalisation of Counselling - Sue Wheeler Is it Possible? Counselling as a Social Process - John McLeod Counselling and Psychotherapy in a Multicultural Context - Roy Moodley Some Training Issues Computer Therapeutics - Colin Lago Counselling by e-mail - Steve Page The Challenge of the Internet - Stephen Goss, Dave Robson and Deborah E Renard PART SIX: THE LAST WORD Introduction to Part Six Preparing the British Association for Counselling and Psychotherapy for a New Future - Kenneth J Lewis
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