Titlebook: Doing Therapy Briefly; Robert Bor,Sheila Gill,Christine Parrott Textbook 2004Latest edition The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s

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Textbook 2004Latest edition briefly counsellors need not just use a diluted version of their usual longer-term therapeutic model. They suggest that to work briefly is to work differently and they present the basic principles underlying a new trans-theoretical model.

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Brent W. Roberts,Avshalom Caspieutic outcome, cost and duration of treatment is now one of the most important foci in psychotherapy and is likely to continue to dominate research, theoretical debate, clinical skills and perceptions of the client-therapist relationship for many years to come (see also Chapter 12).

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Ursula M. Staudinger,Ulman Lindenbergerve relationship is not the same as being successful in that task. A critical question to consider is: what is the hallmark of collaboration? How does one know when therapy actually becomes collaborative?

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,Exploring ‘Brief’ and ‘Time-sensitive’ Therapy,) continues to be a topic of debate. In recent years, this interest has intensified as social and economic conditions have changed and impacted the therapeutic relationship. Even clients expect to talk about the length of a course of therapy and the likely outcome. As such, the link between a therap

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How have you Managed to Cope so Well?,of assigning competence to the professional means that the professional takes charge of the therapeutic process and assumes responsibility for the client and his problem. As such, the client adopts a position of incompetence and passivity. Likewise, the client assigns responsibility for the resoluti

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Preparing for the First Therapy Session: What to Consider,s chapter, some concepts and parameters that are pertinent to doing therapy briefly will be considered in more detail. These include the contexts of therapy, the pace of therapy, a framework for practice, guiding practice principles and finally some challenges and dilemmas that face the therapist, u