Practical Counseling Skills: The Wording of Effective Therapeutic Statements, Techniques, and Processes

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The definition of professional counseling is to intervene intentionally for a predictable therapeutic outcome for the person seeking help. Professional counselors, therapists, and mental health practitioners derive their living and identity from their knowledge of the special skills and processes described in this book. Based on transcripts of an advanced practical counseling course presented by the author, the manual is written in an easy-to-read conversational style with numerous examples of the effective wording of therapeutic statements.

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