Counselling with Reality Therapy
By Robert Wubbolding & John Brickell
Reality therapy is a cognitive behavioural therapy method that continues to grow in popularity as a therapeutic approach owing to its wide applicability, its highly practical and interactive methodology, and its actual track record in counselling and helping people.
This resource forms an easy-to-use introduction for anyone thinking of using this approach, discussing the concepts behind reality therapy, choice theory, the counselling environment, procedures and special applications.
Reality therapy has a wide application and the book explains how this can be achieved, it includes areas such as developing responsibility, motivation, self-esteem, improving relationships, dealing with discipline, problems and addictions;
It provides you with details of how this technique can be used in schools, by the probation service, in prisons, at work, within clinics and the health service and in many other areas where counselling is necessary.
Contents
History of reality therapy; Choice theory: the psychology underlying reality therapy; Creating the counselling relationship; The procedures that lead to change: the 'WDEP system'; Reality therapy and group counselling; Application to schools; Relationship counselling; Reality therapy and addictions treatment; Paradoxical techniques.