Basic Counselling Skills – A Student Guide
The perfect skills guide for students of counselling and psychotherapy
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The “ah-ah now I get it” moment I have been looking for. Clear precise guidance and I wish I had this book when I started my counselling studies. This book should be in every counselling students library. – Gary Brown
I am doing my first recorded session tonight and the very first section of your book, “Opening a session”, has already been enormously valuable– Corne Schafer
Just finished your book and I can say that I thoroughly enjoyed it. I am looking forward to referencing from it in my skills assignment!– Vicky McGuirk
The book is fantastic!I am currently on the Level 3 Counselling skills course and this is so beneficial to me. I have already plugged the book on our own closed Facebook group as my peers would find the contents of the book such a useful tool!– Sarah Moran
I’m in my second term of a Foundation degree and I have read the book from cover to cover. I will be referring to it frequently throughout my studies. – Sharon Sands
I have used your book to complete my CPCAB level 2 and I am part way through CPCAB level 3. What I like about your book is that is has the answers to my questions without having to trawl through pages of information. It’s information that I can just connect to and understand– Marie King
I’m really glad I bought your book as I feel it will provide a useful source of information for my teaching. I teach a counselling skills course, and your easy-to-read chapters on counselling skills is very easy to read and then disseminate to the learners. – Tracy Fletcher
Very user-friendly – love the links to your podcasts – wish you were my tutor! – Anita Eng
I have been using counselling skills for the past twelve years and I would recommend this book for those who want the cream-of-the-crop on their book shelf! – Layla Digby
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In my book, I go beyond offering just a theoretical definition of what a skill is and an explanation of what it does in a counselling relationship. I share a deeper look into the skills and explore a more philosophical explanation from my own experience as a practising therapist and former counselling tutor. – Kenneth Kelly
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