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Counselling Skills for Health Professionals - Softcover

Burnard, Philip

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Synopsis

This book explores a range of theoretical issues relating to the nature of counselling, self-awareness, and maps of the counselling process. Additionally, the book considers specific counselling skills and goes on to discuss in detail the ways in which counselling skills can be learned. This fourth edition includes new material on subjects such as anger, aggression, personal safety and cognitive behavioral therapy. Also included is the British Association of Counselling Codes of Ethics and Practice.

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About the Author

Philip Burnard is Vice-Dean of the School of Nursing Studies at the University of Wales College of Medicine.

Review

"Acknowledgements Introduction 1. What Is counselling? 2. Psychological Approaches To Counselling 3. Counselling And Self Awareness 4. Culture And Communication 5. Basics Principles And Considerations 6. Maps Of The Counselling Relationship 7. Counselling Skills 1: Listening And Applying 8. Counselling Skills 2: Client-Cantered Skills 9. Counselling Skills 3: Helping With Feelings 10. 10. Information Giving And Counselling In Specific Health care Contexts 11. Problems And Support In Counselling 12. :Learning Counselling Skills 13. Counselling Skills Exercises 14. Extract From A Counselling Conversation 15. Conclusion Appendix References Index "

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