Counselling Books
Self-Harm: A Psychotherapeutic Approach
This book explores the issues involved from the perspective of the psychoanalytic psychotherapist - with the conviction that there is more to the behaviour than the acts themselves. (more)
Developing reflective practice: Making sense of social work in a world of change
This resource employs a "bottom-up" approach to learning. Examples of social work practice with children and families are presented, providing real- life illustrations of the dilemmas and challenges... (more)
Mental Illness: A Handbook for Carers
This text examines the provision made for people with mental illness and their carers, and the support that is available to them. It includes information on housing, employment, social services and... (more)
Counselling: the BACP Counselling Reader: Vol. 2
This second volume is a unique collection of articles which convay the breadth and variety of counselling theory and practice. It provides direct access to the main theories, practices and issues... (more)
Transcultural Realities
This text challenges the quantitative, social science perspective on intercultural communication by examining critical issues from diverse perspectives. Key topics include historical and religious... (more)
Primary Care and Dementia
This practice and training guide is written with the needs of health and social care professionals working with people with dementia in mind. (more)
Counselling in Terminal Care and Bereavement
The book covers both caring for the terminally ill and the "actual" bereavement, thus providing guidance on the whole process of counselling patients and their families. Case studies include examples... (more)
