Listening to Less-Heard Voices
Raising Counsellors' Awareness
Published on 6. April 2015
330 pages
978-1-908258-91-5 (ISBN)
Description
This book is written in order to enhance practice and understanding in Counselling and allied helping professions and he contributors are all qualified Counsellors.
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Peter Madsen Gubi
Listening to Less-Heard Voices in Counselling: Developing Counsellors' Awareness 2015
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04/2015
University of Chester Press
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Content
- Front cover
- Title pages
- Copyright page
- Dedication
- Contents
- Contributors
- Acknowledgements
- Introduction - Peter Madsen Gubi
- Chapter One - The Tattooed Client: Symbolic Representations of Self - Leana Hughes
- Chapter Two - The Impact of Person-Centred Counselling Training on Friendship - Kathryn Hackland
- Chapter Three - The Experiences of Pet Owners' Well-Being Gained Through Their Relationships with Their Companion Animals - Jennifer Jane Johnson
- Chapter Four - Non-Physical Abuse of Women Within Intimate Heterosexual Relationships - Christine Hurst
- Chapter Five - The Impact of Traumatic Birth on Mothers - Ann Todd
- Chapter Six - The Experiences of Person-Centred Counsellors Who Work with Clients Who Present with Complicated Grief - Eleanor Warman
- Chapter Seven - The Role and Impact of the 'Mother-Tongue' in Counselling - Vida Kennedy
- References
- Back cover
