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The aim of this chapter is to locate counselling psychology within the world of helping. Using the metaphor of this world as a map, where is counselling psychology to be found? The task involves exploring what the world of helping consists of but also in unpicking what we mean when we refer to counselling psychology.
‘Art-making as a therapeutic practice’, ‘Therapy in nature’, ‘Integrating approaches’ and ‘Pluralism: an organizing framework for counselling practice’, are essential reading not only for counsellors in training, but also for practitioners who wish to deepen their under-
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This Fourth Edition text equips both practicing counseling psychologists and students with a leading resource containing the latest information on the prevention and treatment of vocational, educational, and personal adjustment problems.
- Steven D. Brown, Robert W. Lent
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1. Introducing Counselling and Therapy Approaches. I invite you on an intellectual, practical and personal journey through six of the most interesting and important approaches to contemporary counselling and therapy.
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Introduction to counselling and psychotherapy 9 and defence mechanisms; in the importance of early childhood development and its long-standing effects; and in the replay of unconscious forces in the therapeutic relationship in various kinds of transference phenomena.
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In particular, we discuss (1) conflicts between professional ethics and the demands of employers, (2) the duty to protect, (3) maintenance of the integrity of the assessment situation, and (4) issues associated with conducting action research and examining socially sensitive topics.
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In this article the concept of counseling psychology, the four major general groups of counseling psychology, its goals, objectives and types and the role of the counseling psychologist and the characteristics that he should have regardless of the type of counseling he uses are analyzed.
