An Introduction to Psychodynamic Counselling

<p><b>Now in its fourth edition, this book introduces the key theoretical ideas, assumptions and techniques behind psychodynamic approaches to therapeutic practice.</b><br><br>Written by an experienced and leading expert in psychodynamic counselling, this key text addresses a range of issues that challenges practitioners of all levels, ranging from basic concepts to more complex cases, and providing practical guidance across various therapeutic settings. <br><br>This new edition:<br>- Includes a brand-new chapter on basic psychoanalytical ideas, exploring the link between psychoanalytic and psychodynamic principles<br>- Explores the rise in digital technology and remote access to therapy<br>- Makes extensive use of vivid clinical examples now presented in a more reader-friendly way<br><br>By paying attention to the setting, particularly in organizations, and the different stages of counselling, this book remains a valuable text for all counsellors, psychotherapists and professionals in related psychological and mental health fields.</p>