Description
This book introduces Person-Centred Experiential Counselling for Depression (PCE-CfD), an evidence-based and NICE recommended therapy for depression available within the UK National Health Service (NHS). The book provides:
- The knowledge base needed to work with this model.
- A step-by-step guide to the core competencies and skills applied to the phases of therapy.
- In-depth case studies illustrating the model in practice.
- The evidence-base supporting this model.
- Additional content on training, supervision and recent developments in PCE-CfD.
It is vital reading for those taking PCE-CfD Practitioner training to achieve the licensing necessary to work within the NHS counselling workforce, for those on broader counselling and psychotherapy courses, and for researchers and practitioners working or wishing to work, within the NHS workforce.
Table of Contents
1 Introduction
2 Person-Centred Experiential Therapy
3 The Person-Centred Experiential Theory of Depression
4 First Meetings and the Initial Phase Sessions
5 Early Sessions Phase of PCE-CfD
6 Middle Phase Sessions
7 Final Phase and Endings
8 Training, Supervision and Research
9 Future Orientations and Conclusions
