Clinical Interviewing
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Clinical Interviewing

by John Sommers-Flanagan

Medicine Psychology
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Clinical Interviewing equips mental health professionals with essential skills for conducting effective client interviews. Authored by John Sommers-Flanagan, it focuses on building rapport, assessing needs, and applying ethical practices in clinical settings. Ideal for students and practitioners seeking to improve their interviewing techniques in psychology and counseling.

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Clinical Interviewing by John Sommers-Flanagan offers a comprehensive approach to conducting interviews in clinical practice. The book emphasizes building rapport and gathering vital information from clients.

It covers foundational skills necessary for mental health professionals to assess and support individuals effectively. Readers learn structured methods to navigate sensitive conversations.

The text draws on established principles to enhance interviewing proficiency. It serves as a key resource for students and practitioners in psychology and related fields.

Through clear explanations, the book aids in developing ethical and empathetic interviewing techniques. It remains relevant for diverse clinical scenarios.

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