Psychological counseling interview techniques

Author: Summers-Franagen
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Publish Date: 2001-05-01
Features: This originally was a textbook for beginners in psychological counseling. Similar to many textbooks on psychological counseling and therapy abroad, its language is simple and fluent, supplemented by numerous concrete examples, making it suitable for non-professionals as well. The translators of this book are all psychology professionals with certain clinical experience. Although we have some hands-on experience in psychological counseling and have read some books and literature on clinical work in mental health before, we all benefited greatly during the translation process of this book. It is a highly recommended book. In this book, almost everything a beginner in psychological counseling and therapy needs to know about interviews is covered; from the basic theory of clinical interviews to various practical techniques, from non-directive techniques to various advanced directive techniques, from general interview processes and stages to interviews with special groups, the content is rich and balanced. Even for mental health professionals with considerable clinical experience, if you have not received scientific, systematic clinical interview training, reading this book will definitely be beneficial, helping you recognize many issues that you may have overlooked in your own clinical practice.