Fiona Ballantine Dykes, Traci Postings, Barry Kopp

Counselling Skills and Studies

• Gebundenes Buch

Produktbeschreibung

This practical guide will provide readers with the ideal `way-in' to counselling, whether they are looking to use counselling skills to enhance their existing helping role or are taking their first steps towards becoming a professional counsellor.

Produktdetails

• Verlag: SAGE Publications Ltd
• 2 Revised edition
• Seitenzahl: 336
• Erscheinungstermin: 11. Juli 2017
• Englisch
• Abmessung: 234mm x 188mm x 23mm
• Gewicht: 766g
• ISBN-13: 9781473980983
• ISBN-10: 1473980984
• Artikelnr.: 47440013

Autorenporträt

Fiona is an experienced counsellor, supervisor and trainer and was Head of Qualifications at CPCAB for 13 years before moving to BACP to take up a series of roles as Head of Professional Standards, Chief Professional Standards Officer and Deputy CEO until 2023.  She has always championed vocational training as an important route into the counselling profession and has a background in delivering counselling programmes in Further Education. Fiona is a contributory author to Understanding Counselling and Psychotherapy (SAGE, 2010).

Inhaltsangabe

Introduction by Anthony Crouch Part I
Counselling Skills Chapter 1
Using counselling skills ethically and safely Chapter 2
Establishing a helping relationship Chapter 3
Working empathically as a helper Chapter 4
Focusing on the helpee¿s needs and concerns Chapter 5
Using self
awareness in helping work Chapter 6
Using counselling skills Chapter 7
Using reflection and feedback to enhance counselling skills Part II
Counselling Studies Chapter 8
Preparing to work within an ethical and legal framework as a counsellor Chapter 9
Understanding the counselling relationship Chapter 10
Understanding difference and diversity to develop empathic understanding Chapter 11
Working within a user
centred approach to counselling Chapter 12
Using theory to increase self
awareness Chapter 13
Understanding theories of counselling in practice Chapter 14
Using supervision to support counselling Part II
Counselling Study Skills Chapter 15
Motivation and blocks to learning Chapter 16
Essay writing skills Chapter 17
Journal writing skills Chapter 18
Self care Chapter 19
Critical thinking Chapter 20
Experiential learning Chapter 21
Research in counselling and helping work

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Introduction by Anthony Crouch
Part I - Counselling Skills
Chapter 1 - Using counselling skills ethically and safely
Chapter 2 - Establishing a helping relationship
Chapter 3 - Working empathically as a helper
Chapter 4 - Focusing on the helpee's needs and concerns
Chapter 5 - Using self-awareness in helping work
Chapter 6 - Using counselling skills
Chapter 7 - Using reflection and feedback to enhance counselling skills
Part II - Counselling Studies
Chapter 8 - Preparing to work within an ethical and legal framework as a counsellor
Chapter 9 - Understanding the counselling relationship
Chapter 10 - Understanding difference and diversity to develop empathic understanding
Chapter 11 - Working within a user-centred approach to counselling
Chapter 12 - Using theory to increase self-awareness
Chapter 13 - Understanding theories of counselling in practice
Chapter 14 - Using supervision to support counselling
Part II - Counselling Study Skills
Chapter 15 - Motivation and blocks to learning
Chapter 16 - Essay writing skills
Chapter 17 - Journal writing skills
Chapter 18 - Self care
Chapter 19 - Critical thinking
Chapter 20 - Experiential learning
Chapter 21 - Research in counselling and helping work

Rezensionen

This counselling handbook is extremely informative for the new helper studying counselling for the first time. It links particularly well to the CPCAB level 2 programme .... The material in the book is easily accessible and well explained with many practical examples and exercises...I'd highly recommend this book to anyone starting out in counselling as I think you would find it supports your learning well. It even includes a chapter on essay writing skills!

Cas Stewart 20170115