The first critical study to explore narratives of transcultural adoption from contemporary Britain, Ireland and America fictions, films and memoirs made by those within the adoption 'triad' or those concerned with the part and pain and possibilities of transcultural adoption.
An accessible, research-informed approach to personal development issues for the counsellor, therapist or mental health practitioner, complete with learning tasks.
The book introduces a flexible framework for counseling that is applicable across various therapy modalities and levels. Bestselling authors Cooper and McLeod emphasize a groundbreaking approach, aiming to enhance the practice of therapists by integrating diverse techniques and perspectives. This innovative guide is designed to support practitioners in adapting their methods to better meet the needs of their clients, fostering a more effective therapeutic environment.
Focusing on qualitative research in therapy, this second edition addresses the critical need to understand the mechanisms behind counseling and psychotherapy. It highlights the surge of research activity in the field and emphasizes the importance of integrating this knowledge into teaching and practice. By exploring unique aspects of qualitative methodologies, the book stands out as a vital resource for professionals seeking to deepen their understanding of therapeutic processes.
Set during Alexander the Great's Persian campaign, this sequel follows his journey from the Hellespont through Egypt and Babylon to the Indian borders. The narrative blends meticulous research with a fictional portrayal of historical events, offering a detailed account of Alexander's life and accomplishments. Rich in historical context, it presents a vivid exploration of the challenges and triumphs faced by one of history's most renowned figures.
This book offers a comprehensive guide to conducting case study research in counselling and psychotherapy. John McLeod presents practical tools and real-life examples, making complex concepts accessible for trainees and practitioners. Key topics include ethical issues, data collection, and collaborative research, supporting readers in their own case investigations.
God of War is the third offering from John McLeod, and the final chapter in a trilogy of novels depicting the life of Alexander the Great. A sequel to Lion of Macedonia and Lord of the World, God of War tells the story of Alexander's epic and brutal invasion of India, his quest to reach the edge of the world, his disastrous return to the west, and then his untimely death in Babylon. God of War is a meticulously researched and believable dramatization of the final years of Alexander's life.It could have happened this way.
Revised and expanded, this version of the bestselling text, An Introduction to Counselling, provides a comprehensive introduction to the theory and practice of counselling and therapy. It is written in a clear, accessible style, covers all the core approaches to counselling, and takes a critical, questioning approach to issues of professional practice. Placing each counselling approach in its social and historical context, the book also introduces a wide range of contemporary approaches, including narrative therapy, systemic, feminist and multicultural. This third edition includes a new chapter on the important emerging approach of philosophical counselling, and a chapter on the counselling relationship, as well as expanded coverage of attachment theory, counselling on the internet, and solution-focused therapy. The text has been updated throughout, with additional illustrative vignettes and case studies.
Focusing on the formative years of Alexander the Great, this book delves into his childhood and adolescence, revealing the lesser-known aspects of his early life. It explores the influences and experiences that shaped him into a legendary figure, providing insights into his character development and the historical context of his upbringing in Macedonia.
Focusing on a 9,000-year timeline, this narrative account explores Indian history from the ancient Harappans to contemporary times, with a particular emphasis on significant events and issues of the 20th and 21st centuries. The book provides an engaging overview, making complex historical developments accessible to readers.