Helping the Client: A Creative Practical Guide

by John Heron

`Raving about books and recommending them wholeheartedly to my colleagues is not a practice I frequently engage in. However, with this publication I am about to stick my neck out and say that I think this is a wonderful book and that anybody involved in counselling or counselling training should have a copy... Heron′s writing is clear and his depth of counselling experience is evident. He tackles the immense and difficult issues of responsibility and power within a helping relationship with great sensitivity and insight... his outline programme for training in six category intervention gives an easy to follow structure for running what I believe would be an extremely useful training course... an excellent purchase′ - Clinical Psycholo

192 pages, Hardcover

First published July 1, 1990

Reviews

[Esra · Rating 4 out of 5]

Whilst it is amazingly helpful and interesting, it is hard to comprehend all together as all the paragraphs are indeed telling a whole subject in a different approach.
Of course, all the interventions are making great sense and unify each other. However, because all the subheadings are like another interesting piece of information whether short or long, kind of distracting to come to a point.
In conclusion, it is an amazing book with a lot of inspiring examples but hard to follow, and better to read several times.