Handbook of Counselling and Psychotherapy

by Feltham, Colin; Horton, Ian

• ISBN13: 9780761956877
• ISBN10: 0761956875
• Format: Hardcover
• Copyright: 2000-09-01
• Publisher: Sage Publications Ltd

Summary

'Well-organized, fully inclusive and skilfully edited, it is going to be impossible not to buy this Handbook. Basically it has something on everything which people might ask about the counselling and psychotherapy profession'- Dave Mearns, University of Strathclyde'This is an immensely useful source book for therapists to keep near at hand in order to update knowledge and to satisfy curiosity about new ways of working. It will also be extremely helpful for trainees as they strive to gain an over-arching perspective in a rapidly proliferating field'- Helen Cowie, Roehampton Institute University of Surrey'An amazingly comprehensive, well-written, balanced and pluralisti

Table of Contents

List of figures	ix
List of tables	x
Notes on contributors and editors	xi
Preface	xviii
Acknowledgements	xxii
PART 1 COUNSELLING AND PSYCHOTHERAPY IN CONTEXT
What are counselling and psychotherapy?	2	(7)
Colin Feltham
Types of goal	9	(5)
Colin Feltham
Arenas	14	(3)
Colin Feltham
Settings and opportunities for employment	17	(7)
Colin Feltham
PART 2 SOCIO-CULTURAL PERSPECTIVES
Introduction	24	(2)
Colin Feltham
Ian Horton
Theoretical perspectives on social context	26	(2)
Jenny Bimrose
Gender	28	(6)
Jenny Bimrose
Disability	34	(5)
Simon Parritt
Age	39	(6)
David Pilgrim
Social class	45	(5)
David Pilgrim
Sexual orientation	50	(7)
Dominic Davies
Religion and secular assumptions	57	(5)
Brain Thorne
Race, culture and ethnicity	62	(10)
Carol Mohamed
PART 3 THERAPEUTIC SKILLS AND CLINICAL PRACTICE
Introduction	72	(2)
Colin Feltham
Ian Horton
Generic skills	74	(20)
Francesca Inskipp
Therapeutic climate	94	(8)
John McGuiness
Assessment and case formulation	102	(9)
Gladeana McMahon
Structuring	111	(11)
Ian Horton
Specific strategies and techniques	122	(30)
Gordon Jinks
Clinical practice issues	152	(19)
Tim Bond
Geof Alred
Peter Hughes
Ancillary skills	171	(19)
Colin Feltham
PART 4 PROFESSIONAL ISSUES
Introduction	190	(1)
Colin Feltham
Ian Horton
Professional and personal development	191	(10)
Paul Wilkins
Clinical supervision	201	(7)
Val Wosket
Private practice, insurance, advertising	208	(5)
Gabrielle Syme
Codes of ethics and practice	213	(9)
Tim Bond
Conflict in organizations	222	(7)
Richard Kwiatkowski
Consumer views	229	(6)
Colin Feltham
Legal and ethical dilemmas	235	(8)
Tim Bond
Responding to complaints	243	(8)
Tim Bond
Relevance of research	251	(4)
John McLeod
Quality evaluation: methods, measures and meaning	255	(18)
John Mellor-Clark
Michael Barkham
PART 5 THEORY AND APPROACHES
Introduction	273	(1)
Colin Feltham
Ian Horton
Contextual psychology	274	(3)
Colin Feltham
Psychological type theory	277	(3)
Rowan Bayne
Models of counselling and psychotherapy	280	(3)
Ian Horton
Integration	283	(2)
Ian Horton
Approaches to counselling and psychotherapy: introduction	285	(2)
Colin Feltham
Ian Horton
Psychodynamic approaches
Adlerian therapy	287	(6)
Jenny Clifford
Analytical psychology (Jungian)	293	(5)
Joy Schaverien
Psychoanalytic therapy (Freudian)	298	(5)
Meg Errington
Lesley Murdin
Psychodynamic therapy (Kleinian)	303	(6)
Julia Segal
Cognitive-behavioural approaches
Behavioural psychotherapy	309	(5)
Karina Lovell
Cognitive therapy	314	(7)
Jill Mytton
Personal construct counselling and psychotherapy	321	(5)
Fay Fransella
Rational emotive behaviour therapy	326	(5)
Windy Dryden
Humanistic-existential approaches
Existential counselling and therapy	331	(6)
Emmy van Deurzen
Gestalt therapy	337	(6)
Michael Ellis
John Leary-Joyce
Narrative therapy	343	(5)
John McLeod
Person-centred counselling and therapy	348	(4)
Tony Merry
Primal therapy/integration	352	(6)
Colin Feltham
Psychosynthesis therapy	358	(5)
Diana Whitmore
Transactional analysis	363	(8)
Keith Tudor
Eclectic-integrative approaches
Cognitive analytic therapy	371	(7)
James Low
Multimodal therapy	378	(9)
Stephen Palmer
Neuro-linguistic programming	387	(6)
Jo Cooper
Peter Seal
The skilled helper model	393	(5)
Mary Connor
Trans-theoretical approach	398	(9)
Paul Jackson
PART 6 CLIENT PRESENTING PROBLEMS
Conceptualizing clients' problems	407	(12)
Colin Feltham
Specific problems
Introduction	419	(1)
Colin Feltham
Ian Horton
Alcohol problems	420	(5)
Rosemary Kent
Anger control	425	(6)
Emma Williams
Michael Scott
Anxiety and panic	431	(9)
Tom Ricketts
Gill Donohoe
Bereavement	440	(8)
Gabrielle Syme
Depression	448	(5)
Paul Gilbert
Drug-related problems	453	(8)
Andrew Guppy
Sally Woods
Eating problems	461	(9)
Sheila Ritchie
HIV/AIDS	470	(5)
Bernard Ratigan
Infertility	475	(6)
Christa Drennan
Obsessive-compulsive disorder	481	(7)
Tom Ricketts
Gill Donohoe
Personality disorder	488	(6)
Linda Gask
Phobias	494	(8)
Gill Donohoe
Tom Ricketts
Post-traumatic stress disorder	502	(7)
Peter Hodgkinson
Pregnancy, miscarriage and termination	509	(6)
Joanna Brien
Psychosomatic problems	515	(11)
Diana Sanders
Rape and sexual violence towards women	526	(7)
Sheila Ritchie
Relationship problems	533	(7)
Derek Hill
Schizophrenia	540	(8)
Richard Gater
Ann Gledhill
Sexual abuse in childhood	548	(6)
Mary Berry
Sexual dysfunction	554	(5)
Llynwen Wilson
Suicide and deliberate self-harm	559	(8)
Linda Gask
Special issues
Recovered memories of sexual abuse: theoretical and practical issues	567	(3)
Susan Goodrich
Debra Bekerian
Mental health law	570	(4)
Linda Gask
PART 7 SPECIALISMS AND MODALITIES
Introduction	574	(1)
Colin Feltham
Ian Horton
Assertiveness	575	(3)
Rowan Bayne
Brief/time-limited therapy	578	(7)
Colin Feltham
Careers counselling	585	(6)
Jenny Bimrose
Children and adolescents	591	(6)
Jim Downey
Co-counselling	597	(6)
Rose Evison
Richard Horobin
Couple counselling	603	(9)
Derek Hill
Disabled people	612	(5)
Frances Blackwell
Family and systemic therapy	617	(6)
Eddy Street
Feminist psychotherapy	623	(5)
Irene Bruna Seu
Gay and lesbian affirmative therapy	628	(5)
Graz Kowszun
Groups and group counselling/therapy	633	(6)
Keith Tudor
Managing stress	639	(3)
Rowan Bayne
Older adults	642	(6)
Eleanor O'Leary
Nicola Barry
Personal growth	648	(4)
Paul Wilkins
Primary care	652	(7)
Graham Curtis Jenkins
Student counselling	659	(8)
Elsa Bell
Telephone counselling	667	(7)
Maxine Rosenfield
Transcultural therapy	674	(7)
Carol Mohamed
Workplace counselling	681	(9)
Colin Feltham
PART 8 TRENDS AND CRITIQUES
Introduction	690	(1)
Colin Feltham
Ian Horton
Professionalization	691	(2)
Colin Feltham
Proliferation of approaches	693	(3)
Colin Feltham
Integration and its problems	696	(4)
Ian Horton
Social context	700	(3)
Simon du Plock
Counselling, psychotherapy and politics	703	(3)
Simon du Plock
Research evidence on the effectiveness of therapy	706	(4)
John McLeod
The therapist as researcher and inquirer	710	(4)
Colin Feltham
Accountability and quality assurance	714	(4)
John Mellor-Clark
Michael Barkham
Supervision	718	(3)
Colin Feltham
Personal therapy	721	(2)
Paul Wilkins
The future of counselling and psychotherapy	723	(44)
Colin Feltham
Ian Horton
PART 9 RESOURCES
Accreditation, registration and awarding bodies	728	(2)
Counsellor and psychotherapist professional bodies	730	(3)
Consumer and advocacy organizations	733	(4)
Complementary and allied organizations	737	(3)
Research centers	740	(1)
Specialisms, modalities and client presenting problems and issues	740	(19)
Theoretical models/approaches	759	(4)
Journals	763	(2)
Abbreviations	765	(2)
Index	767