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Counselling and coping

Name: Counselling and coping
Brand: Oxford University Press Southern Africa
SKU: 04864576
Price: 12477 HUF
Availability: InStock
Author: Leslie Swartz
ISBN: 9780195718683

Leslie Swartz

Rob Sandenbergh

Kerry Gibson

Language

English

Book Paperback

Libristo code: 04864576

Publishers Oxford University Press Southern Africa, March 2002

Coping with your role as counsellor takes a heavy toll, whether you are a trauma counsellor, a nurse... Full description

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Coping with your role as counsellor takes a heavy toll, whether you are a trauma counsellor, a nurse in an HIV/Aids clinic, a teacher, a policeman, or a human resources manager. This concise, and highly readable book, built on case studies and real-life experience, and drawing on the best theory and research, provides the guidance needed to stay reflective, healthy, and effective. It discusses issues of containment and expectation, effective listening, HIV/Aids and trauma counselling, cultural difference, and balancing your counselling role with day-to-day responsibilities. This is essential reading for all students of psychology, counselling and social work.