Balancing acts : studies in counselling training /

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"In this book, counsellors, trainers and supervisors discuss the tensions, conflicts and complexities involved in many of the aspects of being a trainer, being a trainee and the elements of counselling training itself. Through innovative research and lively first-hand accounts, Balancing Acts e...

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Bibliographic Details
Call Number:Libro Electrónico
Other Authors: Johns, Hazel
Format: Electronic eBook
Language:Inglés
Published: London ; New York : Routledge, 1998.
Subjects:
Counselors > Training of.
Counseling > Study and teaching.
Counseling > Étude et enseignement.
POLITICAL SCIENCE > Public Policy > Social Services & Welfare.
SOCIAL SCIENCE > Human Services.
Counseling > Study and teaching
Counselors > Training of
Online Access:Texto completo
Table of Contents:
  • Chapter Introduction
  • chapter 1 On the tightrope / Hazel Johns
  • part PART I spinning?
  • Keeping the plates spinning?
  • chapter 2 The stresses of being a counselling trainer / Alyss Thomas
  • chapter 3 Issues of power for women counselling trainers / Jane Speedy
  • chapter 4 The co-training relationship / Trish Edwards
  • part PART II fire-eating?
  • Juggling or fire-eating?
  • chapter 5 Reflective learning / Celia Levy
  • chapter 6 Negotiated learning and assessment / Jane Speedy
  • chapter 7 Groups in counselling training / Alyss Thomas
  • chapter 8 Volunteers, professionalisation and training / Arthur Musgrave
  • chapter 9 Training volunteers in a non-counselling setting / ANNE STOKES
  • chapter 10 Training by telephone / Emma Fletcher
  • part PART III pole?
  • Holding the balancing-pole?
  • chapter 11 An academic invalid in a world of academic excellence / Alison Maybank
  • chapter 12 A trainee's experience of trauma / Christabel Fey
  • chapter 13 Healing the 'wounded healer' / LARRY PARKER
  • chapter 14 Rainbows and shadows / Hazel Johns.

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