The SAGE handbook of counselling and psychotherapy/
The SAGE handbook of counselling and psychotherapy/
edited by Colin Feltham, Terry Hanley, Laura Anne Winter
- 4th ed.
- New Delhi: SAGE, 2017.
- xxix, 658 p. : ill. ; 24 cm.
Part 1. Counselling and psychotherapy in context. What are counselling and psychotherapy? --
What do people come to counselling and psychotherapy for? --
What are the training routes in counselling and psychotherapy? --
What are the training routes in counselling and psychotherapy? --
Part 2. Socio-cultural perspectives. Introducing socio-cultural perspectives : social justice and intersectionality --
Gender --
Disability --
Age --
Social class --
Sexuality --
Religion and spirituality --
Race, culture and ethnicity --
Part 3. Therapeutic skills and clinical practice. Introducing therapeutic skills and clinical practice : the 'basics' of therapeutic practice? --
The client-therapist relationship --
Assessment --
Risk : assessment, exploration and mitigation --
Formulation --
Using outcome and process measures --
Therapeutic beginnings --
Therapeutic middles --
Therapeutic endings --
Part 4. Professional issues. Introducing professional issues: therapeutic skills 'beyond therapy' --
Personal and Professional development --
Clinical supervision --
Leadership --
Confidentiality, note taking and record keeping --
Ethical codes and guidance --
Responding to complaints --
Client experiences --
Therapy and the law --
Mental health law --
Fundamentals of research --
Part 5. Theory and approaches. Introducing theory and approaches: singular models, combined approaches and alternative perspectives --
Adlerian therapy --
Jungian analytical psychology --
Attachment-based psychoanalytic psychotherapy --
Lacanian therapy --
Psychoanalytic therapy --
Psychodynamic psychotherapy --
Psychodynamic interpersonal therapy --
Acceptance and commitment therapy --
Cognitive therapy --
Compassion focused therapy --
Dialectical behaviour therapy --
Eye movement desensitisation and reprocessing (EMDR) --
Mindfulness based cognitive therapy --
Rational emotive behaviour therapy --
Ecotherapy --
Emotion-focused therapy --
Existential therapy --
Gestalt therapy --
Person-centred therapy --
Psychodrama --
Psychosynthesis therapy --
Narrative therapy --
Neuro-linguistic programming --
Personal construct counselling and psychotherapy --
Solution-focused brief therapy --
Cognitive analytic therapy --
Interpersonal psychotherapy --
Multimodal therapy --
Pluralistic therapy --
Schema therapy --
The skilled helper model --
Transactional analysis --
Part 6. Client presenting problems. Introducing client presenting problems: a critical approach to diagnosis and 'psychopathology' --
Introducing client presenting problems: a critical approach to diagnosis and 'psychopathology' --
Alcohol problems --
Anxiety and panic --
Bereavement --
Depression --
Counselling for drug-related problems --
Working with survivors of domestic violence --
Eating disorders --
HIV/AIDS --
Low self-esteem --
Medically unexplained symptoms (MUS) --
Obsessive compulsive disorder --
Personality disorders --
Phobias --
Post-traumatic stress disorder --
Sexual violence: rape and sexual assault --
The psychoses --
Relationship and sex problems --
Sexual abuse in childhood --
Managing stress --
Suicide and self-harm --
Part 7. Therapeutic Specialisms. Introducing therapeutic specialisms: continuing personal and professional development --
Counselling people labelled with Asperger Syndrome --
Working with disability --
Feminist therapy --
Gender, sexuality and relationship diversity therapy --
Working with homeless people --
Working with interpreters --
Working with refugees --
Coaching --
Working in further and higher education --
Working with the media --
Working with neuroscience and neuropsychology --
Private practice --
Working in primary care --
Short-term therapy --
Workplace therapy --
Counselling children --
Counselling young people --
Counselling older people --
Systemic family therapy --
Group therapy --
Relationship therapy --
Counselling by telephone --
Electronically delivered text therapies --
Wider uses of technology in therapy.
9781473953307
Psychotherapy
Counseling
Great Britain
Counseling psychology
361.06 / FEL/S
Part 1. Counselling and psychotherapy in context. What are counselling and psychotherapy? --
What do people come to counselling and psychotherapy for? --
What are the training routes in counselling and psychotherapy? --
What are the training routes in counselling and psychotherapy? --
Part 2. Socio-cultural perspectives. Introducing socio-cultural perspectives : social justice and intersectionality --
Gender --
Disability --
Age --
Social class --
Sexuality --
Religion and spirituality --
Race, culture and ethnicity --
Part 3. Therapeutic skills and clinical practice. Introducing therapeutic skills and clinical practice : the 'basics' of therapeutic practice? --
The client-therapist relationship --
Assessment --
Risk : assessment, exploration and mitigation --
Formulation --
Using outcome and process measures --
Therapeutic beginnings --
Therapeutic middles --
Therapeutic endings --
Part 4. Professional issues. Introducing professional issues: therapeutic skills 'beyond therapy' --
Personal and Professional development --
Clinical supervision --
Leadership --
Confidentiality, note taking and record keeping --
Ethical codes and guidance --
Responding to complaints --
Client experiences --
Therapy and the law --
Mental health law --
Fundamentals of research --
Part 5. Theory and approaches. Introducing theory and approaches: singular models, combined approaches and alternative perspectives --
Adlerian therapy --
Jungian analytical psychology --
Attachment-based psychoanalytic psychotherapy --
Lacanian therapy --
Psychoanalytic therapy --
Psychodynamic psychotherapy --
Psychodynamic interpersonal therapy --
Acceptance and commitment therapy --
Cognitive therapy --
Compassion focused therapy --
Dialectical behaviour therapy --
Eye movement desensitisation and reprocessing (EMDR) --
Mindfulness based cognitive therapy --
Rational emotive behaviour therapy --
Ecotherapy --
Emotion-focused therapy --
Existential therapy --
Gestalt therapy --
Person-centred therapy --
Psychodrama --
Psychosynthesis therapy --
Narrative therapy --
Neuro-linguistic programming --
Personal construct counselling and psychotherapy --
Solution-focused brief therapy --
Cognitive analytic therapy --
Interpersonal psychotherapy --
Multimodal therapy --
Pluralistic therapy --
Schema therapy --
The skilled helper model --
Transactional analysis --
Part 6. Client presenting problems. Introducing client presenting problems: a critical approach to diagnosis and 'psychopathology' --
Introducing client presenting problems: a critical approach to diagnosis and 'psychopathology' --
Alcohol problems --
Anxiety and panic --
Bereavement --
Depression --
Counselling for drug-related problems --
Working with survivors of domestic violence --
Eating disorders --
HIV/AIDS --
Low self-esteem --
Medically unexplained symptoms (MUS) --
Obsessive compulsive disorder --
Personality disorders --
Phobias --
Post-traumatic stress disorder --
Sexual violence: rape and sexual assault --
The psychoses --
Relationship and sex problems --
Sexual abuse in childhood --
Managing stress --
Suicide and self-harm --
Part 7. Therapeutic Specialisms. Introducing therapeutic specialisms: continuing personal and professional development --
Counselling people labelled with Asperger Syndrome --
Working with disability --
Feminist therapy --
Gender, sexuality and relationship diversity therapy --
Working with homeless people --
Working with interpreters --
Working with refugees --
Coaching --
Working in further and higher education --
Working with the media --
Working with neuroscience and neuropsychology --
Private practice --
Working in primary care --
Short-term therapy --
Workplace therapy --
Counselling children --
Counselling young people --
Counselling older people --
Systemic family therapy --
Group therapy --
Relationship therapy --
Counselling by telephone --
Electronically delivered text therapies --
Wider uses of technology in therapy.
9781473953307
Psychotherapy
Counseling
Great Britain
Counseling psychology
361.06 / FEL/S