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Table of Contents

PART ONE What Are Counselling and Psychotherapy? - Colin Feltham Types of Goal - Colin Feltham Arenas - Colin Feltham Settings and Opportunities for Employment - Colin Feltham PART TWO Introduction - Colin Feltham and Ian Horton Gender - Jenny Bimrose Disability - Simon Parritt Social Class - David Pilgrim Sexual Orientation - Dominic Davies Religion within a Multifaith Context - Nigel Copsey Race, Culture and Ethnicity - Carol Mohamed PART THREE Introduction - Colin Feltham and Ian Horton The Client-Therapist Relationship - Bill Stiles Generic Skills - Francesca Inskipp Specific Strategies and Techniques - Gordon Jinks Assessment and Case Formulation - Gladeana McMahon Structuring Work with Clients - Ian Horton Ancillary Skills - Colin Feltham Clinical Practice Issues - Tony Bond, Geof Alred and Peter Hughes PART FOUR Introduction - Colin Feltham and Ian Horton Professional and Personal Development - Paul Wilkins Clinical Supervision - Val Woskett Private Practice, Insurance and Advertising - Gabrielle Syme Codes of Ethics and Practice - Tim Bond Client Experiences - Colin Feltham and Phoebe Lambert Therapy and the Law - Peter Jenkins Responding to Complaints - Tim Bond Relevance of Research - John McLeod Evidence-Based Practice - Michael Barkham and Peter Bower Quality Evaluation - John Mellor-Clark and Michael Barkham Methods, Measures and Meaning PART FIVE Introduction - Colin Feltham and Ian Norton Contextual Psychology - Colin Feltham Psychological Type - Rowan Bayne Models of Counselling and Psychotherapy - Ian Horton Integration - Ian Horton Approaches to Counselling and Psychotherapy - Colin Feltham and Ian Horton An Introduction Psychodynamic Adlerian Therapy - Jenny Warner Analytical Psychology (Jungian) - Joy Schaverien Psychoanalytic Therapy (Freudian) - Meg Errington and Lesley Murdin Psychodynamic Therapy (Kleinian) - Julia Segal Attachment Theory (Bowlby) - Tracy Murray Cognitive-Behavioural Behavioural Psychotherapy - Karina Lovell Cognitive Therapy - Jill Mytton Personal Construct Counselling and Psychotherapy - Fay Fransella Rational Emotive Behaviour Therapy - Windy Dryden Humanistic-Existential Existential Counselling and Psychotherapy - Emmy van Deurzen Gestalt Therapy - Michael Ellis and Jonathan Smith Narrative Therapy - John McLeod Person-Centred Counselling and Psychotherapy - Tony Merry and Keith Tudor Primal Therapy/Integration - Colin Feltham Psychodrama - Paul Wilkins Psychosynthesis Therapy - Diana Whitmore Transactional Analysis - Keith Tudor and Charlotte Sills Eclectic-Integrative Cognitive-Analytic Therapy - James Low Multimodal Therapy - Stephen Palmer NLP - Jo Cooper and Peter Seal Skilled Helper Model (Egan) - Val Woskett Solution-Focused Therapy - Bill O'Connell Transtheoretical Approach - Paul Jackson PART SIX Introduction - Colin Feltham and Ian Horton Psychopharmacology - Linda Gask Conceptualizing Client Problems - Colin Feltham Specific Problems Alcohol Problems - Rosemary Kent Anger Management - Emma Williams and Michael Scott Anxiety and Panic - Tom Ricketts and Gill Donohoe Bereavement - Gabrielle Syme Depression - Paul Gilbert Drug-Related Problems - Andrew Guppy and Sally Woods Eating Problems - Sheila Ritchie HIV/AIDS - Bernard Ratigan Infertility - Christa Drennan Obsessive Compulsive Disorder - Tom Ricketts and Gill Donohoe Personality Disorders - Linda Gask Phobias - Gill Donohoe and Tom Ricketts Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder - Peter Hodgkinson Pregnancy, Miscarriage and Termination - Joanna Brien Psychosomatic Problems - Dianna Sanders Rape and Sexual Violence - Sheila Ritchie Relationship Problems - Derek Hill and Cheryl Turner Schizophrenia - Richard Gater and Ann Gledhill Sexual Abuse in Childhood - Moira Walker Sexual Dysfunction - Llynwen Wilson Suicide and Deliberate Self-Harm - Linda Gask Special Issues Recovered Memories - Susan Goodrich and Debra Bekerian Mental Health Law - Linda Gask PART SEVEN Introduction - Colin Feltham and Ian Horton Assertiveness - Rowan Bayne Brief/Time-Limited Therapy - Colin Feltham Careers Counselling - Jenny Bimrose Counselling Children - Kathryn Geldard and David Geldard Co-Counselling - Rose Evison and Richard Horobin Couple Counselling - Barbara McKay Disabled People - Francis Blackwell Electronically Delivered Therapies - Kate Anthony Family and Systemic Therapy - Eddy Street Feminist Psychotherapy - Irene Bruna Seu Gay and Lesbian Affirmative Therapy - Graz Kowszun Groups and Group Counselling/Therapy - Keith Tudor Managing Stress - Rowan Bayne Older Adults - Eleanor O'Leary and Nicola Barry Personal Growth - Paul Wilkins Primary Care - John Eatock Student Counselling - Elsa Bell Telephone Counselling - Maxime Rosenfield Transcultural Therapy - Carol Mohamed Workplace Counselling - Adrian Coles Postscript - Colin Feltham and Ian Horton Summary and Future Forecasting