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Handbook of Counselling Psychology by Ray Woolfe, Windy Dryden (ISBN: 9780803989917)
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Handbook of Counselling Psychology Hardcover - 1996
by Ray Woolfe, Windy Dryden
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This book, without question, must be read by students and practitioners, alike. It is readable, insightful, authoritative, it accurately reflects the development and current status of the profession and is a much welcomed resource? - British Psychological Society Counselling Psychology Review
The authors successfully integrate psychological knowledge of life-span development, counselling practice, the helping relationship, the enhancement of psychological well-being and the insights of scientist practitioners in order to clarify the distinctive contribution which counselling psychologists have to offer to the field of counselling and psychotherapy. It is an essential resource for practitioners? - Helen
Details
- Title Handbook of Counselling Psychology
- Author Ray Woolfe, Windy Dryden
- Binding Hardcover
- Edition 1st
- Publisher Sage Publications Ltd
- Date 1996-04
- ISBN 9780803989917
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