Titlebook: Assessment in Counselling; Theory, Process and Judith Milner,Patrick O’Byrne,Jo Campling Textbook 2004Latest edition The Editor(s) (if app

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FDI Policies and Prospects in Chinait is more interested in clients’ futures than their pasts, in potential rather than pathology. The term narrative refers to the differences that can be made through particular tellings and retellings of clients’ stories of their lives (developing alternative stories), but the term has been develope

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FDI Policies and Prospects in Chinapathology and problems. It shares some of the values of the humanist models of counselling and has some features in common with cognitive behavioural therapies in that it uses cognitive and behavioural questions and frequently leads to tasks to be carried out (although the range of questions used is

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-81-322-1536-3g practice emphasises increasing clients’ responsibility for their lives by helping them make choices that will help them feel, think and act effectively, formulations that counsellors develop — their working hypotheses — are highly dependent on their theories about the nature of people and their pr

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International Political Economy Seriesevery client. In an increasingly available world of great diversity, we can hardly expect any one map to fit every client; we need many metaphors and vocabularies, perhaps many theories.There is a growing awareness that there has, perhaps, been too much focus on pathology: ‘Psychology is also about

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Introduction: Assessment Complexities,of the process of assessment is discussed along with the interplay between this and counsellors’ theoretical homes and common techniques. The chapter will end with an explanation of what we see as ‘waves’ of theory, of what we call the theoretical ‘maps’ that appear in Chapters 4 to 9, and of our so

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