Pluralistic Therapy: Responses to Frequently Asked Questions [Paperback]

I love this book. A clear, concise, and wonderfully engaging introduction to the pluralistic approach to therapy. The book conveys a deep understanding of the philosophical roots of pluralism, along with clear guidance on how these principles can be applied in practice. Research findings are integrated throughout to develop a compelling, contemporary perspective. This is a goldmine of information on how to think and practice pluralisticallyif youve got questions on the pluralistic approach to therapy, this is the place to come.

Mick Cooper,?Professor of Counselling Psychology, University of Roehampton; co-author of Pluralistic counselling and psychotherapy and co-editor of The Handbook of Pluralistic Counselling and Psychotherapy.

'This is an intelligent, well written and accessible book that beautifully captures the essence of pluralistic therapy. By addressing the kinds of questions that are often in the minds of students and practitioners who encounter this approach, it offers a valuable introduction to what we know about pluralistic therapy so far, illustrated by case examples from the practical experience of the authors. It is a must read' for all pluralistic trainees and practitioners who want to defend and explain their practice to colleagues, wish to develop a deeper understanding of what they do with clients and why, and are committed to working in ways that deliver an ethical and competent service to their clients.'

Julia McLeod, Lecturer in Counselling, Abertay University

'I really appreciated the ability of these authors to capture and convey the growing edge of pluralistic practice, as an approach that has always been grounded in a willinglã'