An introduction to counselling

Abstract

An introduction to counselling cultural and historical origins the psychodynamic approach the cognitive-behavioural approach the person-centred approach working with systems feminist approaches - the radicalization of counselling narrative approaches - working with stories multiculturalism as an approach to counselling understanding theoretical diversity - brand names and special ingredients combining approaches - issues in integration and eclecticism the process of counselling the politics of counselling morals, values and ethics in counselling practice the organizational context alternative modes of delivery the role of research the skills and qualities of the effective counsellor training and supervision.

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