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Counseling children

By:

Thompson, Charles L

Contributor(s):

Henderson, Donna A

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: Australlia; Thomson Brooks/ Cole,; 2007Edition: 7th edDescription: xxvi, 709 p; Includes reference and indexISBN:

0-495-00775-7

Subject(s):

DDC classification:

C 371.4 T37c

Summary: The book is based on the principle tha people who work effectively with children adapt to the young people they serve. The helpers integrate and adapt interventions and techniques from: variety of theoretical systems into their counseling system. Therefore, one ot our goals is to present accurate descriptions of a variety of theories fro which readers can develop their own approaches to helping.

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The book is based on the principle tha people who work effectively with children adapt to the young people they serve. The helpers integrate and adapt interventions and techniques from: variety of theoretical systems into their counseling system. Therefore, one ot our goals is to present accurate descriptions of a variety of theories fro which readers can develop their own approaches to helping.

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