Introducing Counselling: A Practical Guide [Paperback] Ross, Alistair

A clear-headed companion for anyone curious about the counselling profession or considering training in the field. Alistair Ross demystifies the various approaches—from person-centred to cognitive behavioural—and walks you through what actually happens in the counselling room. It's refreshingly practical without being dry, covering ethics, professional boundaries, and the realities of therapeutic work. Think of it as a friendly orientation session before you dive deeper into the theory. Perfect for psychology students, career changers exploring the helping professions, or anyone wondering what their own counsellor is really up to.