'Building on the success of the first edition, this substantially revised and extended new edition is set to remain the most in-depth and wide-ranging book available on person-centred psychotherapy and counselling. The book is thoroughly updated to reflect the latest trends in t…
'Building on the success of the first edition, this substantially revised and extended new edition is set to remain the most in-depth and wide-ranging book available on person-centred psychotherapy and counselling. The book is thoroughly updated to reflect the latest trends in t…
'Building on the success of the first edition, this substantially revised and extended new edition is set to remain the most in-depth and wide-ranging book available on person-centred psychotherapy and counselling. The book is thoroughly updated to reflect the latest trends in t…
'Building on the success of the first edition, this substantially revised and extended new edition is set to remain the most in-depth and wide-ranging book available on person-centred psychotherapy and counselling. The book is thoroughly updated to reflect the latest trends in t…
The Journal Person-Centered Review represents a treasured archive of writing in the person-centered approach. This carefully selected 'best of' collection of 58 classic articles is one that no college, library or training institute in the US should be without. Includes Shlien's …
In this controversial book, psychologists Barry Duncan and Scott Miller, cofounders of the Institute for the Study of Therapeutic Change, challenge the traditional focus on diagnosis, "silver bullet" techniques, and magic pills, exposing them as empirically bankrupt practices th…
A controversial book which advocates making therapy more effective by using the client's own powers of perception and regeneration in a radical clinical partnership with mental health professionals. It re-casts the client as star of his or her own therapeutic drama.
A controversial book which advocates making therapy more effective by using the client's own powers of perception and regeneration in a radical clinical partnership with mental health professionals. It re-casts the client as star of his or her own therapeutic drama.
"The Thoroughly Revised Edition of the Book That Will Lead Psychotherapy Out of the Stone Age and Into the Age of The Heroic Client This revised edition of The Heroic Client presents the latest empirical findings about what works in therapy-featuring the revolutionary increase i…
Carl Rogers established the Person-Centered Approach (PCA), which was first known as 'non-directive therapy' and then as 'client-centered therapy.' The approach which depends on direct psychological contact between the client and counselor is based on the three core conditions; …
This text provides insight into the work of counsellors in helping young people cope in schools, colleges, universities, surgeries and hospitals, social services and charities. It uses dialogue to enable both trainee and experienced counsellors to enter the world of the young pe…
This text provides insight into the work of counsellors in helping young people cope in schools, colleges, universities, surgeries and hospitals, social services and charities. It uses dialogue to enable both trainee and experienced counsellors to enter the world of the young pe…
This text provides insight into the work of counsellors in helping young people cope in schools, colleges, universities, surgeries and hospitals, social services and charities. It uses dialogue to enable both trainee and experienced counsellors to enter the world of the young pe…
"This book goes a long way in explaining why the person-centred approach is so powerful with young people. It teases apart many of the fears, hurts, disappointments, familiar problems and social assaults that encourage adolescents to close off, turn to drugs, and attack others. …