Introduction to counselling skills : text and activities / Richard Nelson-Jones

CONTENTS

PART ONE INTRODUCTION
1. Who are counsellors and helpers?
2. Creating communication skills and feelings
3. Creating mind skills
4. The counselling and helping
5. Counselling and helping relationships

PART TWO THE RELATING STAGE
6. Understanding the internal frame of reference
7. Showing attention and interest
8. Reflecting feelings
9. Starting the counselling and helping process
10. Managing resistance and making referrals

PART THREE THE UNDERSTANDING STAGE
11. Assessing feelings and physical relation
12. Assessing thinking
13. Assessing communication
14. Challenges, feedback and self-disclosure
15. Monitoring, summarizing and identifying skills

PART FOUR THE CHANGING STAGE
16. Helping to solve problems
17. Coaching skills: speaking, demonstrating and rehearsing
18. Improving communication and actions
19. Improving thinking
20. Negotiating homework
21. Conducting middle sessions
22. Terminating counselling and helping

PART FIVE FURTHER CONSIDERATIONS
23. Relaxation interventions
24. Managing crises
25. Multicultural and gender aware counselling and helping
26. Ethical issues and dilemmas
27. Training groups, supervisions and support
28. Using technology in counselling- Jane Evans
29. Becoming more skilled and human

GLOSSARY
ANNOTATED BIBLIOGRAPHY
REFERENCES
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