Psychological Communication: Theories, Roles and Skills for Counsellors
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Psychological Communication: Theories, Roles and Skills for Counsellors

by G. Lang, H.T. Van Der Molen

Psychology Communication professional development Counselling
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Psychological Communication examines the theories, roles, and skills that shape counselling practice. Written for counsellors and those preparing for the profession, it provides a focused foundation for understanding psychological communication and developing effective professional skills.

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Psychological Communication explores communication in the context of counselling.

The book addresses theories that help explain psychological communication and its application.

It considers the roles of counsellors and the responsibilities connected with professional communication.

Practical skills for counsellors are also part of the book’s focus, making it relevant to counselling education and training.

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