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The authors have added new chapters including: the nature of evidence; interpreting case material; attachment thoery and neuroscience; community psychology; legal frameworks; testing measurement and diagnosis; and the interface between psychopharmacological and psychotherapeutic approaches.
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"This book has done the almost impossible - improve on what was an informative and worthwhile second edition." - Gella Richards, Roehampton University, London"The Handbook of Counselling Psychology continues to be a key resource for people considering undertaking a career as a counselling psychologist, current students and more experienced practitioners. It has continued to develop its focus over time and has justly earned a reputation as a classic text... This book deserves a place on the bookshelf of every Counselling Psychologist. " - Professor Rachel Tribe, Director of Professional Doctorate in Counselling Psychology and related programmes at the University of East London"The contents cover key areas of theory and practice include the key issue of reflexivity that is a particular philosophy and signifier of this profession. The articulation of future opportunities highlights some leading-edge ideas."Professor Vanja Orlans, Metanoia Institute/Middlesex UniversityThis third edition of a seminal text reflects new developments with counselling psychology. In six sections, it covers areas such as neuroscience, narrative approaches and post-modernist thinking. New chapters include:- the nature of evidence- interpreting case material- attachment thoery and neuroscience- community psychology- legal frameworks- testing measurement and diagnosis- the interface between psychopharmacological and psychotherapeutic approaches.Special attention has been paid to the research evidence, current issues and debates, theoretical and philosophical underpinnings, political and resource issues and illustrative case material. The handbook is an essential companion for students and practitioners in the field of counselling psychology, at all stages of their careeer and across the whole range of settings- NHS, education, private and voluntary.
Contents
PART ONECounselling Psychology - Sheelagh Strawbridge and Ray Woolfe'Disorder' and Its Discontents - Barbara DouglasWhat Is Evidence? - Sarah CorrieInterpreting Case Material - John DavyPART TWO: TRADITION, CHALLENGE AND CHANGEPsychodynamic Approaches - Rosemary RizqCognitive and Behavioural Approaches - Diana SandersHumanistic Approaches - Simon Du PlockA Narrative Approach to Counselling Psychology - John DavyTowards Integration - Maja O'BrienPART THREE: DIFFERENCE AND DISCRIMINATIONCross-Cultural Counselling Psychology - Zak EleftheriadouFeminist Perspectives - Carolyn Kagan, Carol Tindall and Julia RobinsonRelational Trauma - Lynne JordanSexual Identities: Meanings for Counselling Psychology Practice - Martin Milton and Colin HicksPART FOUR: DEVELOPMENTAL THEMESThe Life Course: A Neo-Pragmatic Meta-Model of Usefulness - Leonie SugarmanChildren and Young People - Samantha HeywoodPsychological Counselling with Young Adults - Cassie CooperWorking with Families - Katrina Alilovic and Sarah YassineMidlife Issues - Simon BiggsPsychological Therapy with Older Adults - Fiona Psychology in the NHS - Pam James and Alan BellamyCounselling Psychology in the Workplace - Stephen Palmer and Kristina GyllenstenWorking in Private Practice - Jacqui PorterForensic Settings - Clive SimsCounselling Psychology in Educational Settings - Dee DanchevCommunity Psychology: Linking the Individual with the Community - Carolyn Kagan, Carol Tindall and Julia RobinsonPART SIX: PROFESSIONAL AND ETHICAL ISSUESEthical Issues - Carol Shillito-ClarkeLegal Frameworks - Diane HammersleyTraining and Professional Development - Peter MartinPersonal Development - Rosemary RizqSupervision - Ray Woolfe and Margaret TholstrupPART SEVEN: FUTURE OPPORTUNITIES AND CHALLENGESThe Collaborative Use of Psychometric Assessment - Susan van ScoyocThe Interface between Psychopharmacological and Psychotherapeutic Approaches - Diane HammersleyAttachment and Its Relationship to Mind, Brain, Trauma and the Therapeutic Endeavour - Mary HellerThe Future of Counselling Psychology - Ralph Goldstein
