Dimensions of Empathic Therapy Peter Breggin Bemak Springer Psychology Book VG--image
Dimensions of Empathic Therapy Peter Breggin Bemak Springer Psychology Book VG--image
Dimensions of Empathic Therapy Peter Breggin Bemak Springer Psychology Book VG--image
Dimensions of Empathic Therapy Peter Breggin Bemak Springer Psychology Book VG--image
Dimensions of Empathic Therapy Peter Breggin Bemak Springer Psychology Book VG--image
Dimensions of Empathic Therapy Peter Breggin Bemak Springer Psychology Book VG--image
Dimensions of Empathic Therapy Peter Breggin Bemak Springer Psychology Book VG--image
Dimensions of Empathic Therapy Peter Breggin Bemak Springer Psychology Book VG--image

Dimensions of Empathic Therapy Peter Breggin Bemak Springer Psychology Book VG-

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Publisher: Springer Publishing Company, Incorporated Publication Name: Dimensions of Empathic Therapy Number of Pages: 208 Pages Subject: Psychotherapy / General, Emotions Item Weight: 10.4 Oz Item Length: 8.7 in ISBN-10: 0826115136 width: 5.8 in ISBN: 9780826115133 Publication Year: 2001 Format: Perfect Item Width: 5.8 in Language: English Item Height: 0.7 in Subject Area: Psychology height: 0.7 in Author: Peter R. Breggin Type: Textbook

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Dimensions of Empathic Therapy Peter Breggin Bemak Springer Psychology Book VG-. Edited by Peter R. Breggin, MD, Ginger Breggin & Fred Bemak. In this inspiring contribution to the helping professions, editors Peter R. Breggin, Ginger Breggin, and Fred Bemak delve into empathy as a cornerstone of personal life as well as professional practice. Dimensions of Empathic Therapy Edited by Peter R. Breggin, MD, Ginger Breggin & Fred Bemak Publisher Springer Publishing Year 2002 Format Softcover Pages 186 Book Description In this inspiring contribution to the helping professions, editors Peter R. Breggin, Ginger Breggin, and Fred Bemak delve into empathy as a cornerstone of personal life as well as professional practice. Renowned contributors from various mental health disciplines—psychiatry, counseling, psychology, and social work—discuss themes such as the relationship of empathy with love, self-awareness, and self-transformation. The book illustrates the importance of developing a therapeutic bond—or healing presence—between helping professionals and their clients. It provides useful vignettes, case studies, and personal insights to help beginning and experienced therapists develop more empathy in therapeutic relationships. Key Topics Covered The Concept of Empathy: Teaching and learning empathy; biological vs. empathic-relational models. Empathic Clinical Practice: Working with adolescents, depressed older men, and empathy as "medicine." Innovative Models: Creating empathic environments and counselor education. Cross-Cultural Therapy: Case studies in cross-cultural counseling and psychotherapy. Condition Report: Good / Very Good Minus (VG-) This serves as an excellent reference or study copy. Structure: The binding is tight and secure. Interior: The pages are crisp and clean. There is no writing or highlighting in the text. Exterior: The cover shows some minor shelf wear. Note: There is a small stain/mark on the bottom edge of the page block (visible when the book is closed), but it does not bleed into the text. Shipped Carefully & Quickly (Same or Next Business Day) JT ENTERPORTALS >>Powered by WonderLister App

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