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Integrative Person-Centred Counselling - Rick Murphy

Integrative Person-Centred Counselling

The Combined Model of Counselling and Psychotherapy

(Autor)

Buch | Softcover
224 Seiten
2025
John Wiley & Sons Inc (Verlag)
978-1-394-32897-0 (ISBN)
CHF 66,25 inkl. MwSt
A book for counsellors, psychotherapists, and psychologists that combines the most influential schools of therapy into a single person-centred model

Most counselling and psychotherapy books present therapy models as separate and disconnected theories and practices. Integrative Person-Centred Counselling: The combined model of counselling and psychotherapy sketches the family tree of counselling and shows how different psychotherapies come from the same roots. The book argues for the therapeutic relationship as the foundation to all psychotherapies and takes each of the most influential therapy models, from psychoanalysis to cognitive behavioural therapy, attachment theory to family therapy, and combines them into a bigger picture: an integrative person-centred counselling model.

Written by a highly qualified lecturer, author, and psychotherapist, Integrative Person-Centred Counselling: The combined model of counselling and psychotherapy teaches you to integrate therapy models into your practice, including:



Humanistic and Person-Centred Counselling
Psychoanalysis and Psychodynamic Theory
Jungian Analysis and Attachment Theory
Object Relations and Existential Psychotherapy
CBT and Gestalt Therapy
Systemic Psychotherapy and Family Therapy

Written in clear and succinct language, Integrative Person-Centred Counselling: The combined model of counselling and psychotherapy is an essential reference for therapists and trainees seeking insight into modern integrative psychotherapy and imaginative ways to transform their therapeutic practice.

Rick Murphy is a UKCP Psychotherapist and Senior Lecturer in Psychology at the University of Northampton, UK.

Contents

Acknowledgementsix

1 Person Centred 1

The Relationship Cure 2

Humanising Mental Health 4

Non- directive Therapy 6

Humanising the Theory 8

Positive Psychology 9

Person- Centred Theory 12

The Self- concept 14

Conditions of Worth 16

Summary 17

Further Reading 18

2 Psychoanalysis 19

Integrating Psychoanalysis 20

Integration as Multi- description 23

Wish Fulfilment 25

Dream Interpretation 27

Free Association 29

Psychoanalysis as an Emotional Process 32

The Freudian Mind 33

Summary 34

Further Reading 34

3 Defence Mechanisms 36

The Stages of Process 36

Technique Is Not a Dirty Word 38

Clients with Greater Complexity 39

Fishbowl Physics 42

Psychological Defence Mechanisms 43

Six Conditions for Change 46

Transference 49

Summary 52

Further Reading 53

4 Jungian Analysis 55

Jungian Psychology 56

The Archetypes 56

The Collective Unconscious 58

The Persona 59

Theory Should Humanise 62

A Human Motif 64

Introverts and Extroverts 67

Summary 69

Further Reading 70

5 Object Relations 71

Good Object–Bad Object 73

The Paranoid- Schizoid and Depressive Position 74

Aggression and Grief 78

Transitional Objects and Peekaboo 80

Relations Between Objects 82

Basic Fault and Primary Love 84

The False Self 86

Summary 87

Further Reading 88

6 Attachment 89

A Person- Centred Attachment Theory 90

Relationship and Rupture 93

Attachment Behaviours and Experiences 93

Attachment Styles 95

Internal Working Models 96

Integrating Attachment Theory and Person- Centred Therapy 97

Working with Avoidant Attachment 98

Tolerating and Internalising Empathy 99

Identifying and Communicating Experience 101

Working with Ambivalent Attachment 102

Therapist Congruence and Attunement 102

Unconditional Positive Regard 103

Fostering Exploratory Behaviours 104

Working with Disorganised Attachment 105

Dissociation 106

The Role of the Body 107

Noticing Positive Emotion 108

Conclusion 108

Further Reading 109

7 Existential 111

The Pillars of Existentialism 112

Logotherapy: Finding Meaning Through Suffering and Choice 113

Existential Socratic Dialogue 114

Yalom’s Approach – The Existential Givens 117

Death 117

Freedom 119

Isolation 121

Meaninglessness 122

Van Deurzen’s Approach – The Possibilities and Limitations of the Everyday 123

Summary 127

Further Reading 127

8 Gestalt 129

Feeling in the Moment 130

Integrating Awareness into the Self 132

The Hollow Man 135

Completing the Gestalt 138

Madeline’s Dream 141

The Cycle of Experience 144

Summary 145

Further Reading 146

9 Cognitive Behavioural Therapy 148

A Word on Integration 148

The Gloria Tapes 150

Thought– Feeling– Behaviour Cycles 153

Person- Centred CBT 154

Core Beliefs 159

Cognitive Distortions 162

Summary 165

Further Reading 166

10 Systemic 167

The Politics of Experience 168

Interpersonal Patterns 170

The Influence of the Family 173

Family Development 175

The Transitional Crisis 176

Meaningful Change 179

Meaning and Social Graces 180

Narrative Theory 182

Summary 183

Further Reading 186

11 Conclusion 187

References 195

Index 203

Erscheinungsdatum
Verlagsort New York
Sprache englisch
Maße 153 x 228 mm
Gewicht 340 g
Themenwelt Geisteswissenschaften Psychologie
Medizin / Pharmazie Medizinische Fachgebiete Psychiatrie / Psychotherapie
ISBN-10 1-394-32897-4 / 1394328974
ISBN-13 978-1-394-32897-0 / 9781394328970
Zustand Neuware
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