Barbara Douglas is an independent practitioner based in Edinburgh.  Ray Woolfe is a Counselling Psychologist in private practice.  Sheelagh Strawbridge is a Chartered Psychologist and Registered Counselling Psychologist.  Elaine Kasket is Programme Director of the DPsych in Counselling Psychology at Regent′s University London.  Victoria Galbraith is Registrar for the British Psychological Society′s Qualification in Counselling Psychology and works in independent practice.

This new Edition is enriched with new and interesting professional and conceptual topics in the field of Counselling Psychology. The multiple authors of this volume and their diverse perspectives indeed celebratethe pluralistic plilosophy of the discipline.

• Section I: Situating Counselling PsychologyChapter 1: Mapping the world of helping: the place of counselling psychology - Ray WoolfeChapter 2: Science, craft and professional values - Sheelagh StrawbridgeSection II: Setting Out on the JourneyChapter 3: Designing your life map - Leonie SugarmanChapter 4: Becoming a reflective practitioner - Mark DonatiChapter 5: Engaging with academia and training programmes - Victoria GalbraithChapter 6: Entering clinical placements - Jane LawrenceChapter 7: Becoming a supervisee - Paul HitchingsChapter 8: Engaging with research - Isabel HentonSection III: Finding Your WayChapter 9: Conceptualising in client work - Barbara DouglasChapter 10: Diagnosis and formulation in medical contexts - David PilgrimChapter 11: Forming a relationship: a phenomenological encounter - Martin MiltonChapter 12: Working with difference and diversity - Simon ParrittChapter 13: Developing self-care and resilience - Victoria GalbraithChapter 14: Carrying out research - Elaine KasketChapter 15: Towards ethical maturity in counselling psychology - Elisabeth Shaw and Michael CarrollChapter 16: The interface between psychopharmacological and psychotherapeutic approaches - Diane HammersleySection IV: Encountering the LandscapesChapter 17: Person-centred therapy in the twenty-first century: growth and actualization - Andrew Hill and Mick CooperChapter 18: The evolving world of cognitive and mindfulness-based interventions - Diane SandersChapter 19: Psychodynamic interpersonal model - a perfect fit for Counselling Psychology? - Sarah BartlettChapter 20: The Practice of therapeutic letter writing in narrative therapy - Anja Bjorøy, Stephen Madigan and David NylundChapter 21: Neuropsychology and counselling psychology - Hamilton FairfaxChapter 22: Community psychology and the counselling psychologist - Paul MoloneyChapter 23: Psychological practice in a time of environmental crisis: counselling psychology and ecopsychology - Martin MiltonSection V: Different TerritoriesChapter 24: Counselling psychology and its international dimensions - Pam JamesChapter 25: Therapeutic work with children - Gail SinitskyChapter 26: Counselling psychology in educational settings - Dee DanchevChapter 27: Counselling psychology in organizations: from problem fixing to emergence and growth - David LaneChapter 28: Working as a counselling psychologist in forensic contexts - Clive SimsChapter 29: Journeying through physical health - Rachel DaviesChapter 30: Working as a counselling psychologist in primary care - Garrett Kennedy and Yesim Arikut-TreeceChapter 31: The role of counselling psychology in secondary adult mental health care - Hamilton FairfaxChapter 32: Research: from consumer to producer - Terry Hanley, Edith Steffen and Denis O’HaraSection VI: Becoming a GuideChapter 33: The transition from trainee to qualified counselling psychologist - Lewis BlairChapter 34: Leading and managing - Nicola GaleChapter 35: Becoming a supervisor - Ray WoolfeChapter 36: Becoming a trainer - Stelios GkouskosChapter 37: Becoming an entrepreneur – practitioner - Caroline VermesChapter 38: Researching across the career span - Elaine Kasket

Barbara Douglas is an independent practitioner based in Edinburgh.  Ray Woolfe is a Counselling Psychologist in private practice.  Sheelagh Strawbridge is a Chartered Psychologist and Registered Counselling Psychologist.  Elaine Kasket is Programme Director of the DPsych in Counselling Psychology at Regent′s University London.  Victoria Galbraith is Registrar for the British Psychological Society′s Qualification in Counselling Psychology and works in independent practice.

This new Edition is enriched with new and interesting professional and conceptual topics in the field of Counselling Psychology. The multiple authors of this volume and their diverse perspectives indeed celebratethe pluralistic plilosophy of the discipline.

• Section I: Situating Counselling PsychologyChapter 1: Mapping the world of helping: the place of counselling psychology - Ray WoolfeChapter 2: Science, craft and professional values - Sheelagh StrawbridgeSection II: Setting Out on the JourneyChapter 3: Designing your life map - Leonie SugarmanChapter 4: Becoming a reflective practitioner - Mark DonatiChapter 5: Engaging with academia and training programmes - Victoria GalbraithChapter 6: Entering clinical placements - Jane LawrenceChapter 7: Becoming a supervisee - Paul HitchingsChapter 8: Engaging with research - Isabel HentonSection III: Finding Your WayChapter 9: Conceptualising in client work - Barbara DouglasChapter 10: Diagnosis and formulation in medical contexts - David PilgrimChapter 11: Forming a relationship: a phenomenological encounter - Martin MiltonChapter 12: Working with difference and diversity - Simon ParrittChapter 13: Developing self-care and resilience - Victoria GalbraithChapter 14: Carrying out research - Elaine KasketChapter 15: Towards ethical maturity in counselling psychology - Elisabeth Shaw and Michael CarrollChapter 16: The interface between psychopharmacological and psychotherapeutic approaches - Diane HammersleySection IV: Encountering the LandscapesChapter 17: Person-centred therapy in the twenty-first century: growth and actualization - Andrew Hill and Mick CooperChapter 18: The evolving world of cognitive and mindfulness-based interventions - Diane SandersChapter 19: Psychodynamic interpersonal model - a perfect fit for Counselling Psychology? - Sarah BartlettChapter 20: The Practice of therapeutic letter writing in narrative therapy - Anja Bjorøy, Stephen Madigan and David NylundChapter 21: Neuropsychology and counselling psychology - Hamilton FairfaxChapter 22: Community psychology and the counselling psychologist - Paul MoloneyChapter 23: Psychological practice in a time of environmental crisis: counselling psychology and ecopsychology - Martin MiltonSection V: Different TerritoriesChapter 24: Counselling psychology and its international dimensions - Pam JamesChapter 25: Therapeutic work with children - Gail SinitskyChapter 26: Counselling psychology in educational settings - Dee DanchevChapter 27: Counselling psychology in organizations: from problem fixing to emergence and growth - David LaneChapter 28: Working as a counselling psychologist in forensic contexts - Clive SimsChapter 29: Journeying through physical health - Rachel DaviesChapter 30: Working as a counselling psychologist in primary care - Garrett Kennedy and Yesim Arikut-TreeceChapter 31: The role of counselling psychology in secondary adult mental health care - Hamilton FairfaxChapter 32: Research: from consumer to producer - Terry Hanley, Edith Steffen and Denis O’HaraSection VI: Becoming a GuideChapter 33: The transition from trainee to qualified counselling psychologist - Lewis BlairChapter 34: Leading and managing - Nicola GaleChapter 35: Becoming a supervisor - Ray WoolfeChapter 36: Becoming a trainer - Stelios GkouskosChapter 37: Becoming an entrepreneur – practitioner - Caroline VermesChapter 38: Researching across the career span - Elaine Kasket

Barbara Douglas is an independent practitioner based in Edinburgh.  Ray Woolfe is a Counselling Psychologist in private practice.  Sheelagh Strawbridge is a Chartered Psychologist and Registered Counselling Psychologist.  Elaine Kasket is Programme Director of the DPsych in Counselling Psychology at Regent′s University London.  Victoria Galbraith is Registrar for the British Psychological Society′s Qualification in Counselling Psychology and works in independent practice.

This new Edition is enriched with new and interesting professional and conceptual topics in the field of Counselling Psychology. The multiple authors of this volume and their diverse perspectives indeed celebratethe pluralistic plilosophy of the discipline.

• Section I: Situating Counselling PsychologyChapter 1: Mapping the world of helping: the place of counselling psychology - Ray WoolfeChapter 2: Science, craft and professional values - Sheelagh StrawbridgeSection II: Setting Out on the JourneyChapter 3: Designing your life map - Leonie SugarmanChapter 4: Becoming a reflective practitioner - Mark DonatiChapter 5: Engaging with academia and training programmes - Victoria GalbraithChapter 6: Entering clinical placements - Jane LawrenceChapter 7: Becoming a supervisee - Paul HitchingsChapter 8: Engaging with research - Isabel HentonSection III: Finding Your WayChapter 9: Conceptualising in client work - Barbara DouglasChapter 10: Diagnosis and formulation in medical contexts - David PilgrimChapter 11: Forming a relationship: a phenomenological encounter - Martin MiltonChapter 12: Working with difference and diversity - Simon ParrittChapter 13: Developing self-care and resilience - Victoria GalbraithChapter 14: Carrying out research - Elaine KasketChapter 15: Towards ethical maturity in counselling psychology - Elisabeth Shaw and Michael CarrollChapter 16: The interface between psychopharmacological and psychotherapeutic approaches - Diane HammersleySection IV: Encountering the LandscapesChapter 17: Person-centred therapy in the twenty-first century: growth and actualization - Andrew Hill and Mick CooperChapter 18: The evolving world of cognitive and mindfulness-based interventions - Diane SandersChapter 19: Psychodynamic interpersonal model - a perfect fit for Counselling Psychology? - Sarah BartlettChapter 20: The Practice of therapeutic letter writing in narrative therapy - Anja Bjorøy, Stephen Madigan and David NylundChapter 21: Neuropsychology and counselling psychology - Hamilton FairfaxChapter 22: Community psychology and the counselling psychologist - Paul MoloneyChapter 23: Psychological practice in a time of environmental crisis: counselling psychology and ecopsychology - Martin MiltonSection V: Different TerritoriesChapter 24: Counselling psychology and its international dimensions - Pam JamesChapter 25: Therapeutic work with children - Gail SinitskyChapter 26: Counselling psychology in educational settings - Dee DanchevChapter 27: Counselling psychology in organizations: from problem fixing to emergence and growth - David LaneChapter 28: Working as a counselling psychologist in forensic contexts - Clive SimsChapter 29: Journeying through physical health - Rachel DaviesChapter 30: Working as a counselling psychologist in primary care - Garrett Kennedy and Yesim Arikut-TreeceChapter 31: The role of counselling psychology in secondary adult mental health care - Hamilton FairfaxChapter 32: Research: from consumer to producer - Terry Hanley, Edith Steffen and Denis O’HaraSection VI: Becoming a GuideChapter 33: The transition from trainee to qualified counselling psychologist - Lewis BlairChapter 34: Leading and managing - Nicola GaleChapter 35: Becoming a supervisor - Ray WoolfeChapter 36: Becoming a trainer - Stelios GkouskosChapter 37: Becoming an entrepreneur – practitioner - Caroline VermesChapter 38: Researching across the career span - Elaine Kasket