SECTION I
Getting Started
1 Being a Trainee Psychology Consultant
2 Setting the Scene: Guidelines for Ethical Professional Practice
3 Practice Philosophy and Style
4 Being a Reflective Practitioner
5 Working with Equality, Diversity, Inclusion
SECTION II
Getting Started with Service Delivery
6 Establishing a Placement
7 Getting Started with a Client
8 Preparing a Formulation
9 Delivering an Intervention
SECTION III
Writing for Assessment and Publication
10 Conducting and Publishing Academic Research
11 How to Write a Process Report
12 How to Write a Client Case Study
13 Presenting at a Conference
SECTION IV
The Supervisory Process
14 Seeking Supervision and Flourishing through It
15 A Supervisors View of Training and Supervision
16 A Trainees View of Training and Supervision
SECTION V
Endings and Beginnings
17 Referring a Client
18 Preparing for and Sitting Your Viva Voce
19 Jobs, Job Interviews, and CPD in Lifelong Learning
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