Couple and Relationship Therapy: A Guide to Practice is a foundational guide exploring the actual practice of working with couples and relationships therapeutically distilled from the authors' 40 years of experience.
This book addresses the complex, dynamic nature of couple and relationship therapy through case examples and theoretical reflection. It's not about the theory of couple and relationship therapy rather it's about how to think, manage and work with what turns up in the room. The authors' original concepts drive the process of embedding learning concepts into practice and present a fresh and accessible approach to relationship therapy. It provides a straightforward, diverse, foundation of understanding to the reader of how to practically work within this field and will be an invaluable asset to existing and training relationship therapists.
A clear and accessible foundational guide aimed at new trainee therapists and counsellors in both individual and relationship work, counsellors and therapists considering extending to couple work and for more experienced counsellors wanting to revisit the basics.
