The Crisis Book - Hughes, Rick; Kinder, Andrew; Cooper, Cary
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A practical guide to overcoming and surviving difficult and crisis moments at work. Contains tips, advice and techniques which anyone can implement in their daily work lives. Written by experienced therapists. Stylishly presented and easy to understand and apply. Everyone encounters difficult issues of some kind that affects their work performance.

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A practical guide to overcoming and surviving difficult and crisis moments at work. Contains tips, advice and techniques which anyone can implement in their daily work lives. Written by experienced therapists. Stylishly presented and easy to understand and apply. Everyone encounters difficult issues of some kind that affects their work performance.
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Rick Hughes has been a counsellor, coach, senior clinician, post-trauma consultant and employee support trouble-shooter for more than 20 years. He is Head of Service for Aberdeen University Counselling Service, before which he was Lead Advisor: Workplace for the British Association for Counselling and Psychotherapy. Rick worked in advertising and marketing before changing careers early into counselling and psychotherapy. He has a business degree, an MPhil in Emotional Intelligence, diplomas in Marketing and Counselling and an Honorary Research Fellowship from Strathclyde University. Andrew Kinder Andrew is a British Psychological Society Registered Coach and a chartered counselling and occupational psychologist. He was recognized by the British Association for Counselling and Psychotherapy with a Fellowship for his contribution to workplace counselling. He has published widely, particularly in the areas of work-related stress, trauma and stress management and is currently clinical director of a large employee assistance programme provider (EAP), www.helpeap.com. He is active as a coaching practitioner with his own caseload of clients.