Theories of Counseling and Therapy: An Experiential Approach

by Jeffrey A. Kottler, Marilyn J. Montgomery

This text's unique experiential approach to the study of counseling theories allows students to think critically about what is read and discussed, personalize the ideas, and experience the concepts in action through structured individual exercises and class activities.

Genres: Psychology

432 pages, Hardcover

First published July 27, 2001

About the author

Jeffrey A. Kottler is a professor, psychologist, author, consultant, workshop leader, keynote speaker, and social justice advocate who has spent the past 40 years working throughout the world to promote personal and professional development among professionals and marginalized groups. Jeffrey has worked as a teacher, counselor, therapist, and consultant in a variety of settings including a preschool, primary and secondary school, university, mental health center, crisis center, and corporate settings.

Reviews

[Katlu · Rating 5 out of 5]

Very easy to read and nice summary of the different strands of coaching/counselling therapy. The focus is on psychotherapy, but as coaching has been influenced heavily by it, I´d really recommend this to anyone working as a coach.