Richard Velleman, Sarajane Aris

Counselling and Helping (eBook, PDF)

• Format: PDF

Produktbeschreibung

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

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Produktdetails

• Verlag: John Wiley & Sons
• Seitenzahl: 320
• Erscheinungstermin: 1. Dezember 2009
• Englisch
• ISBN-13: 9781444317480
• Artikelnr.: 38453617

Autorenporträt

Richard Velleman is a Consultant Clinical Psychologist with Avon and Wiltshire Mental Health Partnership NHS Trust, and Professor of Mental Health Research at the University of Bath. He has a keen interest in evidencebased service development, and has founded and led statutory addictions services, a family and psychosis service, developed a national scheme to train volunteer counsellors, and worked as an NHS Trust Board Director. Dr Velleman has published over 200 books, chapters, and journal papers on a range of counselling and other mental health topics. Sarajane Aris is a Consultant Clinical Psychologist and Head of Clinical Psychology for Adult Services South Derbyshire Business Unit, Derbyshire Mental Healthcare Services NHS Trust, and is also an Associate for the Healthcare Commission. She founded the Transpersonal Network for Clinical and Counselling psychologists and therapists in the UK, has been involved in organisational change and development work for Avon and Wiltshire Mental Health Partnership NHS Trust and other organisations, and has worked in an advisory and consultative capacity to the Cancer Help Centre, Bristol. She has contributed chapters to books on Consciousness, and Spirituality in Mental Health.

Inhaltsangabe

Foreword vii
Preface ix
Acknowledgements xiv
1 Introduction: What This Book is About 1
Part I: Foundations and Core Processes for Counselling and Helping 11
2 Counselling and Helping 15
3 The Basic Features of Counselling Relationships 29
4 Being Helped: Creating the Right Conditions and Expectations 53
5 Helping the Helpers 68
Part II: The Range of Styles and Approaches 85
6 Helping People to Cope 91
7 Helping People to Do Things Differently 109
8 Helping People with their Thinking 127
9 Helping People with their Feelings 147
10 Helping People with their Bodies 165
11 Helping People with their Unconscious Processes 182
12 Helping People with their Spirituality 197
13 Helping People by Coaching 213
Part III: Social Processes 229
14 Helping People to Use their Networks 233
15 Helping People in Groups 251
16 Summary and Conclusions 268
Notes 273
Further Reading, Websites and Organisations 274
Index 283

Rezensionen

"I think that the authors have clearly and skilfully illuminated the basic principles and processes of counselling. I found it a valuable way to remind myself of the basics and make some small amendments to my own mental map of the counselling journey." (NZAC Counselling Today, 1 December 2010)"This book enables us to revisit a number of counsellingfundamentals. First, that it is the quality of the relationshipbetween two people which is paramount. Second, that one hat doesnot fit all - we must tailor our approach to each individual.And third, that counselling doesn't cure people, it simplyfacilitates naturally occurring psychological change processes.Wonderfully illustrated with case examples, this book is clearlywritten and down-to-earth. A must-read for beginners andexperienced counsellors alike."
--Professor Robin Davidson, Queens University Belfast