Counselling in Health Care Settings by Dr Robert Bor
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Counselling in Health Care Settings
Summary
Health-care providers need counselling skills to be effective communicators, and to counsel their patients to prevent illness. This book provides a theoretical base and practical guidance for practitioners and students within the medical system. It covers the theory and practice of counselling.
Counselling in Health Care Settings Summary
Table of Contents
Introduction to counselling in health care settings; theoretical concepts; beliefs about illness and counselling; language use and stereotyping of gender specific disease; counselling tasks in health care; exploring and defining problems in counselling; genograms; principles and aims of counselling, and the structure of the session; confidentiality; giving information in counselling; giving "bad news"; reframing and creating balance in patient beliefs; counselling for loss and terminal care; bereavement counselling; moving on from feeling stuck in counselling; counselling the "worried-well" and those with intractable health worries; counselling for the prevention of ill-health; models of consultation and collaboration; staff support and burnout.
Additional information
GOR003424328
9780304339860
0304339865
Counselling in Health Care Settings by Dr Robert Bor
Used - Very Good
Paperback
Bloomsbury Publishing PLC
1998-07-01
208
N/A
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