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Creative Ethical Practice in Counselling & Psychotherapy
April 2012 | 136 pages | SAGE Publications Ltd
This book considers the necessary structures and processes that must inform creative, humanistic practice for it to be a safe, ethical therapeutic framework. Packed with reflective exercises, summaries, case examples and step-by-step guidance, this book takes the reader from establishing the therapeutic relationship to worst-case scenarios like complaints procedures and legal action.
Contemporary Therapeutic Practice
Cornerstones of Therapy
Creating and Maintaining Therapy Agreements
Framing the Therapeutic Process
Dealing with Mistakes in Therapeutic Practice
Reviewing Your Practice and Looking Forward
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The essence of this book directs the reader to creatively assess their ethical practice from a client and dynamic perspective. It highlights that there is a real need to understand how ‘in the moment’ practitioners have to risk manage the ever changing situation in a session, and how it an ability that needs to be understood so as not to stifle creativity. Definitely a must read.
Counselling, Alton College
March 2, 2013
A good accompanyment text to Tim Bond's ethics book
Counselling Training, GB Prohealth Ltd
November 9, 2012
A creative and practical addition to the market
Faculty of Education & Theology, York St John University College
September 22, 2012
This is must for students on diploma courses and also experieced counsellors.
Health & Social Care, Tresham Institute
June 18, 2012
An interesting approach to the subject and one of few tht stresses the use of mediation.
Counselling, Newman University College
May 22, 2012
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