Skill Practice for Helping Others: "The Art of Being a Highly Skilled Helper" Training Manual

Author: Egan (USA)
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Publish Date: 1999-08-01
Features: One of the major features of this book is its extremely rich case studies. Any substantive explanation in the book is accompanied by cases, and when necessary, both positive and negative cases are provided. The descriptions of the cases are highly realistic and detailed, making the reader feel as if they can hear the sounds, see the people, and understand their thoughts. This makes the various operational methods described in the book more vivid, vivid, close to reality, easy to understand, and thus creates a close connection between the author and the reader. Moreover, the cases cover a wide range of topics, from general psychological issues to various mental disorders, providing valuable references for case handling and greatly enhancing the practicality of the book. The language of the book is concise, vivid, and close to everyday life, yet it remains engaging and readable. It is worth noting that to maintain the original style of the book and make the translation more accessible to Chinese readers, Dr. Zheng Weilian, the translator, devoted great effort. As a book introducing basic methods of psychological counseling, it is suitable for formal helpers such as psychological counselors and psychiatrists, as well as informal helpers such as teachers, doctors, nurses, community workers, and supervisors.