Letters to a Young Therapist
Assuming no prior knowledge of counseling techniques, this highly interactive text takes students step by step through the acquisition of the skills and techniques for effectively helping their future clients. The author's straightforward writing style, clearly stated instructions, and numerous practice exercises prepare students to use assessment information, plan treatment, and implement helping strategies. Coverage encompasses the full complement of commonly used techniques, from basic "building block" skills to more advanced therapeutic skills.
Â
Unique Features
Praise for Learning the Art of Helping
Â
€œYoung€s long experience as a therapist and training mentor is evident throughout as he leads the novitiate into the essentials of helping€¦.the inclusion of structured reflection opportunities permits the learner to become a participant/observer along the route the author has taken.€Â
                                                                        €“ Deborah J. Youngman, Boston University
Â
€œ[The text] stands out as a result of the nice flow between the chapters [which] actually mirrors the students€ learning process, the dialogue style that addresses the reader directly, the numerous [opportunities for] self-assessment, [and its] liberal use of client-helper dialogue with examples of good and bad responses. It is a one-stop shop for the beginning helper.€Â
                                   €“ Brigitte Matthies, California State University, Los Angeles
Country | USA |
Brand | Pearson |
Manufacturer | Pearson College Div |
Binding | Paperback |
UnitCount | 1 |
EANs | 9780132410298 |
ReleaseDate | 0000-00-00 |