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This essential resource offers a thorough exploration of person-centred counselling approaches specifically tailored for children and young people. Mark Prever combines theoretical knowledge with practical applications, helping practitioners understand the unique needs and developmental stages of young clients.
The book covers key counselling skills, building effective therapeutic relationships, and managing common challenges in youth counselling. It addresses various presenting issues including anxiety, depression, trauma, and behavioural difficulties. Prever emphasizes the importance of creating safe, non-judgmental spaces where young people feel heard and understood.
With real-world examples and accessible guidance, this book is invaluable for counsellors, psychotherapists, teachers, and other professionals working with children and young people. It bridges the gap between theory and practice, offering evidence-based methods grounded in Carl Rogers’ person-centred philosophy adapted for contemporary youth work.
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