The Trainee Handbook: A Guide for Counselling & Psychotherapy Trainees
Editat de Robert Bor, Mary Wattsen Limba Engleză Paperback – 21 noi 2016
Now in its fourth edition, the book has been fully updated to take account of the significant changes in the therapy professions in recent years. It now includes new and important chapters on:
- Evidence-based practice
- Working with diversity
- Reflective practice
- Using social media, technology and online therapy
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Specificații
ISBN-13: 9781412961844
ISBN-10: 141296184X
Pagini: 504
Dimensiuni: 170 x 242 x 31 mm
Greutate: 0.86 kg
Ediția:Fourth Edition
Editura: SAGE Publications
Colecția Sage Publications Ltd
Locul publicării:London, United Kingdom
ISBN-10: 141296184X
Pagini: 504
Dimensiuni: 170 x 242 x 31 mm
Greutate: 0.86 kg
Ediția:Fourth Edition
Editura: SAGE Publications
Colecția Sage Publications Ltd
Locul publicării:London, United Kingdom
Recenzii
I found the Trainee Handbook really useful for the students that I work with. It is well set out from setting the scene to future job role as a counsellor. I’m aware that it isn’t necessarily for Level 2 students but some aspects are and the students found them to be very useful. Some specific headings that are used in counselling may help such as contracting.
I welcome this fourth edition which will continue to function as a key support for trainees as they navigate their way through a range of professional issues and course requirements. There are some important updates in this edition, and a review of many key topics that span philosophical, theoretical, ethical and practical matters. In my view, an excellent and timely resource.
For many years Bor and Watt’s Handbook serves as the best entry point to counseling, counseling psychology, and psychotherapy training for students embarking on the journey. This new edition again thoroughly covers relevant topics and issues, is well-updated and offers plenty of practical and valuable tips to students. I highly recommend it as the book to have when starting your training!
I welcome this fourth edition which will continue to function as a key support for trainees as they navigate their way through a range of professional issues and course requirements. There are some important updates in this edition, and a review of many key topics that span philosophical, theoretical, ethical and practical matters. In my view, an excellent and timely resource.
For many years Bor and Watt’s Handbook serves as the best entry point to counseling, counseling psychology, and psychotherapy training for students embarking on the journey. This new edition again thoroughly covers relevant topics and issues, is well-updated and offers plenty of practical and valuable tips to students. I highly recommend it as the book to have when starting your training!
Cuprins
Setting the scene - Sheelagh Strawbridge
Routes into the profession of counselling, counselling psychology and psychotherapy in the United Kingdom - Tony Ward
The trainee experience - Susan Maise Strauss
Students top tips - Tami Avis, Fran Smith, Genevieve Solomou and Ingrid Sorhus
Getting the most out of personal therapy - Mark Donati and Charles Legg
Effective essay writing - Frances Mielewczyk
How to write a client case study - John Davy
How to write a process report - Christine Parrott
Planning and preparing your research study - Don Rawson
Producing and presenting your research report - Don Rawson
Guidelines for professional practice - Tim Bond
Research, practice and reflection - Margaret Oakes
The clinical placement in therapy training - Victoria E. Galbraith
Handling and processing a referral - Mary Creaner
Developing skills in formulation - Sarah Corrie and David A. Lane
The first session with a new client: five stages - Robert Bor, Sara Chaudry and (the late) Riva Miller
Assessing a client's mental state - Yvette Lewis
Psychopharmacology: a primer - Diane Hammersley, Jo Sexton and Charles Legg
Written communication and counselling - Peter Du Plessis and Fiona Hirst
Supervision: making it work for you - Damian McCann
What do I do if ... ? Questions commonly asked by trainees - Malcolm C. Cross and Linda Papadopoulos
Preparing for a job after professional registration - Elaine Kasket
Working with diversity: enhancing practice and challenging oppression - Martin Milton
The reflective practitioner: some personal reflections - Mary Watts
Setting the scene for continuing professional development (CPD) and life-long learning - Barabara Hannigan
The use of social media, technology and online therapy - Anne Stokes
Looking to the future - Sheelagh Strawbridge
Routes into the profession of counselling, counselling psychology and psychotherapy in the United Kingdom - Tony Ward
The trainee experience - Susan Maise Strauss
Students top tips - Tami Avis, Fran Smith, Genevieve Solomou and Ingrid Sorhus
Getting the most out of personal therapy - Mark Donati and Charles Legg
Effective essay writing - Frances Mielewczyk
How to write a client case study - John Davy
How to write a process report - Christine Parrott
Planning and preparing your research study - Don Rawson
Producing and presenting your research report - Don Rawson
Guidelines for professional practice - Tim Bond
Research, practice and reflection - Margaret Oakes
The clinical placement in therapy training - Victoria E. Galbraith
Handling and processing a referral - Mary Creaner
Developing skills in formulation - Sarah Corrie and David A. Lane
The first session with a new client: five stages - Robert Bor, Sara Chaudry and (the late) Riva Miller
Assessing a client's mental state - Yvette Lewis
Psychopharmacology: a primer - Diane Hammersley, Jo Sexton and Charles Legg
Written communication and counselling - Peter Du Plessis and Fiona Hirst
Supervision: making it work for you - Damian McCann
What do I do if ... ? Questions commonly asked by trainees - Malcolm C. Cross and Linda Papadopoulos
Preparing for a job after professional registration - Elaine Kasket
Working with diversity: enhancing practice and challenging oppression - Martin Milton
The reflective practitioner: some personal reflections - Mary Watts
Setting the scene for continuing professional development (CPD) and life-long learning - Barabara Hannigan
The use of social media, technology and online therapy - Anne Stokes
Looking to the future - Sheelagh Strawbridge
Descriere
'For many years Bor and Watt’s Handbook serves as the best entry point to counseling, counseling psychology, and psychotherapy training for students embarking on the journey. This new edition again thoroughly covers relevant topics and issues, is well-updated and offers plenty of practical and valuable tips to students. I highly recommend it as the book to have when starting your training!' - Dr. Ladislav Timulak?, Course Director, Doctorate in Counselling Psychology, Trinity College Dublin, Ireland