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This book combines relevant theoretical insights and concrete communication skills necessary for effective counselling and coaching. The authors first explore the helper's basic attitude. Secondly, they discuss views from client-centred, cognitive behavioural and social learning theories that are important for good helping. Bridging theory and practice they describe the helper in four roles: confidant, communicative detective, teacher, and coach. The helper uses these roles within a three-stage helping model: problem clarification, gaining new insights and treatment of the problem. As a guide to counselling practice they describe the essential communications skills for each of these three stages. Many practical examples clarify the counsellor-client interaction which is discussed throughout the book.
Contents
1. Introduction; Part I Insights Into Helping; 2. The Helper's Basic Attitude; 3. The Client-Centred Approach; 4. The Social Learning Approach; 5. The Helper at Work; Part II Skills and strategies for helping; 6. Problem Clarification; 7. Gaining New Insights; 8. Strategies for Treatment.
