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Author Welch, I. David (Ira David), 1940-

Title The therapeutic relationship : listening and responding in a multicultural world / Ira David Welch.

Imprint Westport, Conn. : Praeger, 2003.

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 University of Saint Joseph: Pope Pius XII Library - Standard Shelving Location  616.8914 W461T    Check Shelf
Description xv, 249 pages : illustrations ; 24 cm.
Series Developments in clinical psychology
Developments in clinical psychology.
Bibliography Includes bibliographical references and index.
Contents pt. I. Listening Skills -- 1. The Role of Listening in Counseling and Psychotherapy -- 2. Establishing a Climate of Listening -- 3. Therapeutic Listening -- 4. Content Listening and the W[superscript 5]H Principle -- 5. Listening for Emphasis and the I/F Principle -- 6. Listening for Expressive Information and the DAMS Principle -- 7. Listening for Style -- 8. Listening to Nonverbal Messages -- pt. II. Moral, Ethical, and Social Issues of Counseling and Psychotherapy -- 9. Diversity and Multicultural Concerns / David M. Gonzalez and Ira David Welch -- 10. The Ethics of Listening and Responding -- pt. III. Responding Skills -- 11. The Role of Responding in Counseling and Psychotherapy -- 12. The Inadequate Response.
Summary "The therapist's ability to listen and respond is the core of establishing an effective therapeutic relationship. This research-supported volume provides thorough models of listening and responding, using an easy to understand approach. Welch demonstrates how learning and responding skills can be learned, practiced, mastered, and embedded in a multicultural world setting where counselors and psychotherapists work with clients daily. Practice exercises are presented to develop listening and responding skills. Counselors, psychotherapists, and students from a variety of disciplines - including counseling, psychology, nursing, and social work - will find that this eclectic work transcends disciplines.
Special attention is given to diversity, multicultural concerns, and counseling competencies." "This unique text holds particular appeal for those preparing to enter fields including psychotherapy, social work, school guidance programs, health, nursing, and pastoral counseling. It will also interest those at pre-practicum and practicum stages, as well as officials in training centers where students are placed for on-the-job experience."--Jacket.
Subject Psychotherapist and patient.
Clinical psychology.
Listening.
Counseling.
Cross-cultural counseling.
Counseling -- methods.
Cultural Diversity.
Minority Groups -- psychology.
Professional-Patient Relations.
Psychotherapy -- methods.
Clinical psychology. (OCoLC)fst00864407
Counseling. (OCoLC)fst00881212
Cross-cultural counseling. (OCoLC)fst00884154
Listening. (OCoLC)fst00999799
Psychotherapist and patient. (OCoLC)fst01081724
Other Form: Online version: Welch, I. David (Ira David), 1940- Therapeutic relationship. Westport, Conn. : Praeger, 2003 (OCoLC)607027922
ISBN 0275976262 (alk. paper)
9780275976262 (alk. paper)
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