Therapy and beyond
Subtitle: counselling psychology contributions to therapeutic and social issues
By: edited by Martin Milton
Publisher: Wiley-Blackwell
Published: 2010
Place of publication: Chichester, West Sussex
Language: eng
Number of pages: 320
ISBN-13: 9780470715475; 9780470715482
Notes: Includes bibliographical references and index.
Table of contents: title: Philosophical pluralism : navigating the sea of diversity in psychotherapeutic and counselling psychology practice / Donal McAteer; title: Existential-phenomenological contributions to counselling psychology's relational framework / Elena Manafi; title: Counselling psychology and research : re-visiting the relationship in light of "our mission" / Deborah Rafalin; title: Understanding human distress : moving beyond the concept of "psychopathology" / Martin Milton, Mark Craven, and Adrian Coyle; title: Being with humans : an evolutionary framework for the therapeutic relationship / Frances Gillies; title: Ethics : the fundamental dimension of counselling psychology / Camilla Olsen; title: Different theoretical differences and contextual influences / Riccardo Draghi-Lorenz; title: Humanistic contributions to pluralistic practice / Heidi Ashley; title: Psychodynamic contributions to pluralistic practice / Debora Diamond; title: Cognitive-behavioural contributions to pluralistic practice : reflection on an issue of some contention / Terry Boucher; title: Amor fati : existential contributions to pluralistic practice / Elena Manafi; title: The counselling psychologist working in a pain context / Natalie Hession; title: Working with sport and exercise psychologists : a winning combination? / Jill Owen; title: The "R" word / Joanna Lofthouse; title: Counselling psychology contributions to understanding sexuality / Colin Hicks; title: Counselling psychology contributions to religion and spirituality / Adrian Coyle; title: Counselling psychology and the media : the highs and lows / Lucy Atcheson; title: Coming home to roost : counselling psychology and the natural world / Martin Milton.