Great books for therapy & counselling

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	"A powerful and honest account with deep insight into the process of therapy."

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	"A moving description of child psychotherapy."

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	"Deeply expressive, readable poems of a clients'  feelings during therapy."

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	"A mixture of traditional and modern poems giving us hope."

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	"A classic story of an abusive life history"

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	"Fundamental strenghths (and weaknesses) of humanity revealed"

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	"Gives an understanding of what real love is in relationships and clearly explains genuiness."

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	"A clear description of each stage of counselling/psychotherapy  and how to manage the practicalities."

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	"Demystifies psychodynamic counselling through thoroughly exploring both theory and practice."

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	"Step-by-step explanation of psychodynamic counselling techniques that complements 'The presenting Past' by Jacobs."

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	"A thorough description of the process of grieving which is important for any loss."

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	"A concise and accessible text on person-centred counselling, which has interesting case examples throughout."

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	"An opportunity to sit in the therapists chair and understand the complexities of the therapy session"

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	"Insight into pschoanalysis through a comprehensive introduction followed by case studies."

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	"The essential ingredient in any therapy, the relationship, is explored in detail."

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	"A valuable and 'heavy' (psychoanalytical) introduction to the what love might mean to us"

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	"This is a like a 'cousellor hand book' because it covers the main theories and practice of couselling and psychotherapy."

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	"An imoprtant text for person-centred cousellors as it gives the essentials (though sometimes challenging reading) of person-centred therapy."

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	"A lighthearted introduction to counselling suitable for teenagers and young adults."

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	"A very accessible introduction to the foundations of therapy to-day."

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	"A good book for understanding real self vs false self, though it can be very dense in places but it is worth persisting."

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	"Explains clearly the importance of boundaries in relationships."

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	"Shows how a victim of rape survives and manages to fight back a get her rapist convicted."

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	"An engaging novel which gives a history of psychiatric care in Europe ( makes you realise how far we've come in understanding mental health)"

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	"How can we survive in terrible conditions, our capacity for humanity explored in this novel."