Living Therapy series
Each book brings the person-centred therapeutic relationship
to life, using narrative to describe powerfully what is happening,
interspersed with the counsellor's thoughts and reflections. Sessions
of supervision are also described and linked to what is happening in the
therapy. This series is recommended reading for trainees, trainers,
experienced practitioners, and interested clients.
 COUNSELLING
A RECOVERING DRUG USER: a person-centred dialogue
Richard Bryant-Jefferies
'Counselling a Recovering Drug User has a story line that gripped
me like a magnet from cover to cover. The reader will come away with a
heightened awareness and increased knowledge of the complexities of dealing
with people who have a drug-related problem.' Peter C Robinson, in the Foreword
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 COUNSELLING
A SURVIVOR OF CHILD SEXUAL ABUSE: a person-centred dialogue
Richard Bryant-Jefferies
This book provides a vivid insight into working with a client who is a
survivor of child sexual abuse. Using fictitious dialogue it
illustrates the person-centred approach and relates it to how memories can
surface, and the impact that this can have on the client and counsellor.
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 COUNSELLING
FOR DEATH AND DYING: person-centred dialogues
Richard Bryant-Jefferies
Counselling for Death and Dying is composed of fictitious dialogues between clients and their counsellors,
and between the counsellors and their supervisors. Within the dialogues are
woven their reflective thoughts and feelings.
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 COUNSELLING FOR EATING DISORDERS IN MEN: person-centred dialogues
Richard Bryant-Jefferies
This book focuses on men whose eating patterns have generated side-effects
on other aspects of their lives such as work, health and family. It provides vital insight for both trainees and
experienced counsellors, as well as men suffering from eating disorders,
their friends and families.
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 COUNSELLING FOR EATING DISORDERS IN
WOMEN: person-centred dialogues
Richard Bryant-Jefferies
‘Excellent, innovative, helpful and very powerful.
This is a beautifully crafted and thought provoking
book – a real gift.’ Lorna
Marchant, in the Foreword
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 COUNSELLING FOR OBESITY: person-centred dialogues
Richard Bryant-Jefferies
By including fictitious supervision as well as counselling sessions,
Counselling for Obesity aids professional development and gives an unique
insight into their clients potential needs.
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 COUNSELLING FOR PROBLEM GAMBLING: person-centred dialogues
Richard Bryant-Jefferies
Offers the reader an opportunity to experience and appreciate the
difficulties associated with problem gambling whilst taking into account the
most recent developments within the gambling industry. An
invaluable resource for government bodies, policy makers and shapers,
trainees and experienced counsellors.
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 COUNSELLING
FOR PROGRESSIVE DISABILITY: person-centred dialogues
Richard Bryant-Jefferies
In this title the author
demonstrates the application of the person-centred therapy enabling people to
come to terms with the reality of progressive disability.
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 COUNSELLING VICTIMS OF WARFARE: person-centred dialogues
Richard Bryant-Jefferies
This book gives an unique insight into counselling victims of warfare
whose trauma is physical or psychological. It also contains a list of useful
contacts for further support and helpful tips. Counsellors, trainees
and other healthcare and social care professionals dealing with victims will
find this reference invaluable.
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 COUNSELLING YOUNG BINGE DRINKERS: person-centred dialogues
Richard Bryant-Jefferies
‘Counselling Young Binge Drinkers is intended as much for experienced counsellors as it is for trainees. It provides real insight into what can occur during counselling sessions. I hope it will raise awareness of, and inform, not only person-centred practice within this context, but also contribute to other theoretical approaches within the world of counselling, psychotherapy, and the various branches of psychology.’
Richard Bryant-Jefferies, in the Preface
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 COUNSELLING
YOUNG PEOPLE: person-centred dialogues
Richard Bryant-Jefferies
'This important and engaging text combines believable stories of young
people with the provision of theoretical comment and developmental questions
for the practitioner'
Colin Lago, in his Foreword
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 PERSON-CENTRED
COUNSELLING SUPERVISION: personal and professional
Richard Bryant-Jefferies
Each preceding book in the Living Therapy series
provides a demonstration of the application of the person-centred approach to
counselling and psychotherapy to clients presenting with particular issues.
To complement these, this book focuses more on the supervisory element
of the therapeutic process.
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 PROBLEM
DRINKING: a person-centred dialogue
Richard Bryant-Jefferies
This book provides a new realism in understanding the world of alcohol
counselling. It uses dialogue to enable the reader to appreciate the
nature of counselling a person with an alcohol problem through the
application of person-centred counselling theory.
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 RELATIONSHIP
COUNSELLING: SONS AND THEIR MOTHERS: a person-centred dialogue
Richard Bryant-Jefferies
'The fictitious dialogues of this book offer a creative possibility for
both counsellors and (potential) clients to deal with the practice and theory
of counselling. It provides an interesting and inspiring approach for
therapists to reflect on their practice and the narrative stimulates readers
to consider their own approach to clients' Peter Schmid, in the Foreword
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 RESPONDING
TO A SERIOUS MENTAL HEALTH PROBLEM: person-centred dialogues
Richard Bryant-Jefferies
'The Living Therapy series aim
is ‘to bring the reader a direct experience of the counselling process, an
exposure to the thoughts and feelings of both client and counsellor as they
encounter each other on the therapeutic journey .... these books do all this
and more.' Healthcare Counselling and Psychotherapy Journal
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 TIME
LIMITED THERAPY IN PRIMARY CARE
Richard Bryant-Jefferies
'This book provides excellent insights into the many issues and challenges
that are part of the work undertaken by therapists and counsellors in the
primary care setting. The book is sensitively written and challenges
the reader to reflect on key issues involved in the counselling process' Nursing Standard
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 WORKPLACE COUNSELLING IN THE NHS: person-centred dialogues
Richard Bryant-Jefferies
This book has been written specifically to meet the need of counsellors
and trainers working with the National Health Service. It provides useful
insight for doctors, nurses and managers within the healthcare sector.
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