Consulting Psychology (1)

Author: Le Guo'an, Editor-in-Chief
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Publish Date: 2002-08-01
Features: This book is divided into three parts—upper, middle, and lower—and reflects the successful experiences of the authors in the fields of psychological counseling and therapy over the years. It draws on diverse approaches in both structure and content, such as the introduction of postmodernist psychotherapeutic theories and discussions on cutting-edge performance theories. It also introduces Eastern theories and practices, including Chinese traditional Chinese medicine psychology therapy and Japanese Morita therapy. The book not only focuses on Western traditional theories and practices but also extensively introduces Eastern theories and practices. Additionally, it dedicates a special chapter to exploring the localization issues of psychological counseling and therapy. In its outlook on the development trends of psychological counseling and therapy, the book provides detailed analyses and predictions, offering a relatively in-depth exploration of the future path of counseling and therapy. This book can serve as a professional textbook for relevant disciplines in higher education institutions and can also be referenced by clinical workers, psychology professionals, education workers, social workers, and readers from all walks of life who are interested in this field.