Bimrose, Jenny (1993) Social context of counselling. In: Bayne, Rowan and Nicolson, Paula, (eds.) Counselling and psychology for health professionals. Therapy in practice series (35). London: Chapman and Hall, pp. 149-165. ISBN 9781565931176

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Abstract

The value of this text lies in its emphasis on application, the unusual nature of some of the topics and the concise summaries of more orthodox ones. Each chapter is concise and up-to-date, with guides and authoritative summaries to draw out practical implications for health professionals. The guide includes material on counselling supervision; psychological type; coping with violence; preparing children for court; evaluating the effectiveness of counselling and presenting the evaluation to managers; making sense of discourse analysis and case studies. The summaries include the issue of counselling versus counselling skills; infertility; divorce; being a step-parent; child sexual abuse; stereotypes in mid-life and old age; social context; psychopathology and evaluating attempts at AIDS prevention.

Item Type:	Book Item
Subjects:	B Philosophy. Psychology. Religion > BF Psychology
Divisions:	Faculty of Social Sciences > Institute for Employment Research
Library of Congress Subject Headings (LCSH):	Counseling -- Social aspects, Counseling
Series Name:	Therapy in practice series
Publisher:	Chapman and Hall
Place of Publication:	London
ISBN:	9781565931176
Book Title:	Counselling and psychology for health professionals
Editor:	Bayne, Rowan and Nicolson, Paula
Official Date:	1993
Dates:	Date Event 1993 Published
Number:	35
Number of Pages:	271
Page Range:	pp. 149-165
Status:	Peer Reviewed
Publication Status:	Published
Access rights to Published version:	Restricted or Subscription Access

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