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Synopsis from the back of the book:

Counselling and psychology can be meandering experience for the therapist and client. Each offers to the other an experience that can be mystifying, empowering and healing. The process can sometimes be experiences as a labyrinth as therapists facilitate clients in the healing journey, offering insights into the deeper recesses of the internal world of the clients.

As therapists, we have much to learn from clients' experiences and in documenting our learning process, we have discovered that counselling and psychotherapy can be a challenging and energy-generating encounter. We believe such learning can be articulated and shared.

This book contains some of the insights amassed over the years of the various author's experiences, with particular focus on personal reflections of the person of the therapists, the different modes of intervention and issues pertinent to enhancing knowledge and skills in counselling and psychotherapy.

The authors use their clinical experiences with examples of therapy sessions for illustrating the kind of work they do with clients to offer readers with a practice-oriented perspective to learning counselling and psychotherapy.