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Explores the ideas and principles behind using imagery in work with clients to help them resolve some of their inner conflicts. The author works from the belief that, by the appropriate use of imagery, we may find a way of cutting through the emotional tangle which often traps people in their past. Case studies highlight the various principles, creating a bridge between theory and practice. The book is intended for practising and trainee counsellors, nurses, social workers, occupational health practitioners and speech therapists.
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Explores the ideas and principles behind using imagery in work with clients to help them resolve some of their inner conflicts. The author works from the belief that, by the appropriate use of imagery, we may find a way of cutting through the emotional tangle which often traps people in their past. Case studies highlight the various principles, creating a bridge between theory and practice. The book is intended for practising and trainee counsellors, nurses, social workers, occupational health practitioners and speech therapists.
Explores the ideas and principles behind using imagery in work with clients to help them resolve some of their inner conflicts. The author works from the belief that, by the appropriate use of imagery, we may find a way of cutting through the emotional tangle which often traps people in their past. Case studies highlight the various principles, creating a bridge between theory and practice. The book is intended for practising and trainee counsellors, nurses, social workers, occupational health practitioners and speech therapists.
Synopsis
Explores the ideas and principles behind using imagery in work with clients to help them resolve some of their inner conflicts. The author works from the belief that, by the appropriate use of imagery, we may find a way of cutting through the emotional tangle which often traps people in their past. Case studies highlight the various principles, creating a bridge between theory and practice. The book is intended for practising and trainee counsellors, nurses, social workers, occupational health practitioners and speech therapists.
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This book is in two parts: Part One introduces the reader to the principles and practice of imagery, drawing on personal case studies to illustrate the principles; Part Two consists of illustrative case studies. Read the first page
Front Cover | Copyright | Table of Contents | Excerpt | Index | Back Cover
This book is in two parts: Part One introduces the reader to the principles and practice of imagery, drawing on personal case studies to illustrate the principles; Part Two consists of illustrative case studies. Read the first page
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