An Introduction to Counselling, Fifth Edition

by John McLeod

This bestseller provides a comprehensive introduction to the theory and practice of counselling and psychotherapy.

Genres: Counselling, Psychology

776 pages, Paperback

First published August 1, 1993

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Reviews

[Hannah Murphy]

Not an easy book to follow , it's mostly clips of others books, I think the book would be better written in a different style of writing. It's hard to follow but everything in it has so many takes. I would recommend it to anyone studying but not for a book review because the referencing takes hours lol

[Lauren White]

Dull as ditchwater but very useful for my course

[Andy Smith]

Everything you need to learn and understand counselling

[Ying]

It covered a range of topics relevant to counselling. Very clear and easy to understand.

[Marianne]

Concise, covers the basics, everything you need to study basic counselling.

[J.C. Hart]

This is one of the best textbooks I've had as required reading for a uni paper. Very easy to read, full of great information, and spanning many, many approaches to counselling. If you have an interest in this kind of thing, it's a book you could easily pick up and read.

[Hessie25]

McLeods books are great, insightful, easy to understand counselling guides. Everything you will need for your university essays, including references to other useful books.

[Maria]

A useful if wordy introduction. At times, it reads like a table of contents.