Therapeutic Interviewing: Essential Skills and Contexts of Counseling
Michael Reiter presents a broad guide to therapeutic interviewing, from the counseling relationship and core microskills to intake, crisis counseling, children, culture, and client strengths. The book also considers therapy in offices, homes, schools, and residential settings, while addressing common errors and challenges for beginning therapists.
About This Book
Therapeutic Interviewing explores the relationship at the center of therapy and the contexts that shape the therapeutic interview.
The book examines essential counseling microskills, including beginning and maintaining interviews, developing empathy through paraphrasing and reflection, using questions to establish goals, and ending interviews effectively.
It addresses intake and crisis counseling, work with children, client strengths, and the influence of culture on the therapeutic interview.
Therapy settings discussed include offices, homes, schools, and residential centers, along with common errors and challenges that beginning therapists may encounter.
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