How to Survive Counsellor Training
An A-Z Guide
Nonfiction, Health & Well Being, Psychology, Applied Psychology, Psychotherapy, Social & Cultural Studies, Social Science
| Author: | Rowan Bayne, Mr Gordon Jinks | ISBN: | 9781137141606 |
| Publisher: | Palgrave Macmillan | Publication: | March 4, 2010 |
| Imprint: | Palgrave Macmillan | Language: | English |
| Author: | Rowan Bayne, Mr Gordon Jinks |
| ISBN: | 9781137141606 |
| Publisher: | Palgrave Macmillan |
| Publication: | March 4, 2010 |
| Imprint: | Palgrave Macmillan |
| Language: | English |
Training to be a counsellor can be an intense and demanding experience, full of stresses and anxieties. It can also be positive and fulfilling. This easy-to-use guide can help you make the most of your training so that you survive - and, importantly, enjoy - your course.
From choosing a course to writing a report, the book examines the biggest and passively most daunting issues you will face on the way to becoming qualified. The information is presented in easily digestible, bite-size chunks, so that you can dip in and out of the text as your training programme – and your understanding – progresses.
Drawing on the authors' extensive teaching experience and the wider literature, How to Survive Counsellor Training:
• Provides a realistic and reassuring advice at every stage, in order to reduce anxiety and allow you to grow in confidence
• Informs your choices and suggests possible actions and strategies
• Explains the rationale behind some aspects of training, offering hints about how to get the most out of the experience
• Helps and encourages you to take care of yourself and pay attention to your own personal development
• Warns you about some of the challenges you might face and suggests strategies for coping with them.
Clearly structured and a pleasure to read and use, this text is aimed at prospective and beginning trainees and will prove a practical and stimulating reference for counsellors throughout their training and beyond.
From choosing a course to writing a report, the book examines the biggest and passively most daunting issues you will face on the way to becoming qualified. The information is presented in easily digestible, bite-size chunks, so that you can dip in and out of the text as your training programme – and your understanding – progresses.
Drawing on the authors' extensive teaching experience and the wider literature, How to Survive Counsellor Training:
• Provides a realistic and reassuring advice at every stage, in order to reduce anxiety and allow you to grow in confidence
• Informs your choices and suggests possible actions and strategies
• Explains the rationale behind some aspects of training, offering hints about how to get the most out of the experience
• Helps and encourages you to take care of yourself and pay attention to your own personal development
• Warns you about some of the challenges you might face and suggests strategies for coping with them.
Clearly structured and a pleasure to read and use, this text is aimed at prospective and beginning trainees and will prove a practical and stimulating reference for counsellors throughout their training and beyond.
Training to be a counsellor can be an intense and demanding experience, full of stresses and anxieties. It can also be positive and fulfilling. This easy-to-use guide can help you make the most of your training so that you survive - and, importantly, enjoy - your course.
From choosing a course to writing a report, the book examines the biggest and passively most daunting issues you will face on the way to becoming qualified. The information is presented in easily digestible, bite-size chunks, so that you can dip in and out of the text as your training programme – and your understanding – progresses.
Drawing on the authors' extensive teaching experience and the wider literature, How to Survive Counsellor Training:
• Provides a realistic and reassuring advice at every stage, in order to reduce anxiety and allow you to grow in confidence
• Informs your choices and suggests possible actions and strategies
• Explains the rationale behind some aspects of training, offering hints about how to get the most out of the experience
• Helps and encourages you to take care of yourself and pay attention to your own personal development
• Warns you about some of the challenges you might face and suggests strategies for coping with them.
Clearly structured and a pleasure to read and use, this text is aimed at prospective and beginning trainees and will prove a practical and stimulating reference for counsellors throughout their training and beyond.
From choosing a course to writing a report, the book examines the biggest and passively most daunting issues you will face on the way to becoming qualified. The information is presented in easily digestible, bite-size chunks, so that you can dip in and out of the text as your training programme – and your understanding – progresses.
Drawing on the authors' extensive teaching experience and the wider literature, How to Survive Counsellor Training:
• Provides a realistic and reassuring advice at every stage, in order to reduce anxiety and allow you to grow in confidence
• Informs your choices and suggests possible actions and strategies
• Explains the rationale behind some aspects of training, offering hints about how to get the most out of the experience
• Helps and encourages you to take care of yourself and pay attention to your own personal development
• Warns you about some of the challenges you might face and suggests strategies for coping with them.
Clearly structured and a pleasure to read and use, this text is aimed at prospective and beginning trainees and will prove a practical and stimulating reference for counsellors throughout their training and beyond.
