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Integrative Counselling Skills in Action (Counselling in Action series) [Paperback]

Susan Culley
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  • Paperback: 160 pages
  • Publisher: Sage Publications Ltd (18 Dec 1990)
  • Language English
  • ISBN-10: 0803982771
  • ISBN-13: 978-0803982772
  • Product Dimensions: 21.2 x 13.6 x 1.4 cm
  • Average Customer Review: 4.5 out of 5 stars  See all reviews (6 customer reviews)
  • Amazon Bestsellers Rank: 187,224 in Books (See Top 100 in Books)
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`Sue Culley does a good job in providing a rationale for an approach in counselling that goes beyond the merely eclectic and shows how the skills she describes can be organized into what she calls a `consistent and meaningful whole'. There are meticulous descriptions of the microskills of counselling, examples of the strategies that can be used when faced with particular issues within counselling relationships and discussion of the aims and goals of the counselling process... a very worthy and thorough book about counselling as an understandable and rational application of specific skills and the counselling process as a generally predictable sequence of events or stages... A worthwhile book, clear, concise, almost a `How to do it' book (which will) appeal to those undertaking skills training or looking for a straightforward non-jargon approach' - Self & Society

`really practical and will be helpful to many engaged in counselling at work. The skills and techniques are accompanied throughout by excellent case material' - Insight

`successfully presents a very clear, eclectic stage model of counselling, with each stage described in relation to a specific set of counsellor aims, strategies and skills... The book is short, readable, well-written, well-organized and very clear. The helping process is well-described in a practical and useful way. The framework instils confidence in the reader, and the basic skills are portrayed in concrete, meaningful, interesting and accessible ways. The reader is given clear guidance about what to do, as a basis for practising the skills to be learnt.The book has a great deal to offer the trainee counsellor and it is a valuable resource for the counselling or psychotherapy tutor. It is also potentially very valuable to other professions, such as medicine, nursing or teaching, as a way of enhancing their communication skills' - British Journal of Medical Psychology

`can scarcely be bettered for discussion of foundation skills' - British Book News

`This excellent book describes a three-stage model of counselling compatible with similar models (Carkhuff, Egan, etc) but using simple, everyday language which allows the ideas and structures suggested to be readily accessible to many people... The section on questions is particularly useful - a difficult skill rarely so clearly explained... A valuable addition to the existing books on counselling skills, the greatest value of this book will be to new students of counselling, helping them to identify and practice the skills they are learning. However, its very easy, accessible style will make it a welcome addition to many a bookshelf' - British Psychological Society Counselling Psychology Review

`Students and doctors alike need to be able to use listening/counselling skills in relating to patients. Culley provides an excellent basic introductory text outlining these skills, which can undoubtedly be both learnt and taught. A practical three stage approach to the counselling process is also described' - British Medical Journal

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`This excellent book describes a three-stage model of counselling compatible with similar models.. but using simple, everyday language which allows the ideas and structures suggested to be readily accessible to many people... A valuable addition to the existing books on counselling skills, the greatest value of this book will be to new students of counselling, helping them to identify and practice the skills they are learning. Its very easy, accessible style will make it a welcome addition to many a bookshelf' - British Psychological Society Counselling Psychology Review

The focus of this book is upon the communication skills which every counsellor needs in order to work effectively with clients. Sue Culley presents an integrative model which describes and organizes these skills into a meaningful and consistent whole in relation to the counselling process. Using an overall framework of the different stages of counselling, she describes the aims of each stage and the strategies and the particular skills used to achieve these aims.


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77 of 82 people found the following review helpful:
5.0 out of 5 stars An essencial guide for people using counselling skills., 10 May 2001
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This review is from: Integrative Counselling Skills in Action (Counselling in Action series) (Paperback)
The books is as the title sugests - an integration of basic counselling skills that can help those working in the counselling field or using counselling skills in their job. It's format is user-friendly, giving exemples of how to put the skills into action. It covers key issues such as probing skills, summarazing and good listening practise. It takes the reader though the different stages of a counselling relationship, covering beggining, middle and ending stages and the relevant skills needed for each stage.At the beggining of each of these chapters there is a summary of what the particular chapter consists of. This facilitates the use of the book. The case study at the end of the book is very helpful in taking theory into practise. It makes easy and interesting reading and I have personally found the book to be very helpful in my own work.
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6 of 6 people found the following review helpful:
4.0 out of 5 stars Great for skills practice, 1 Nov 2009
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Lois Wales (Essex, England) - See all my reviews
I am in the third year of counselling studies, looking forward to the degree next year. Lots of useful perspectives in Sue Culley's book. Plenty of examples of practical interventions and suggested wording to use with clients to enable them to express themselves and open up. I like the examples of dialogue, which have given me ideas for my own skills practice, especially gentle challenging.
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5.0 out of 5 stars Well structured book, 22 April 2011
Really worth spending the time reading this book which is well-structured and separated by Beginning, Middle and End Stage.
In this way it is easy to assimiliate the concept of this approach.
Very good book for beginners as it teaches us very detailed about reflective listening.
Highly recommended for novices.
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