A gem of a book that emphasises integrative thinking within counselling and cognitive behaviour therapy, and draws together the therapeutic relationship, therapy processes, and strategies for working with common client issues. Michael Townend, Reader in CBT, University of Derby.
Any student or practitioner who purchases this book will be delighted with the content, especially the breadth and depth of guidance and case studies. Paul McCarthy, Lecturer in Psychology, Glasgow Caledonian University.
A great introduction to key ideas in CBT
Excellent overview of CBT within counselling.
Thank you for the book. It is very useful and enriching.
Clear and straightforward text, excellent for trainee counsellors. The sections on the ending stage are particularly useful.
Very helpful text, which is practice-focused and accessible for a non-specialist.
This essential book is well designed. Specially, the present book is beneficial to teach cognitive theories in psychotherapy.
A must have book for counsellors in training
Excellent overview of CBT
Excellent coverage. A dense read; strikes a good balance between the theoretical and the practical.
This is an excellent textbook that shows all aspects of Cognitive Behaviour in a clear and concise manner that all students can understand and therefore implement into their written work or practical work. I would highly recommend this book
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