Titlebook: Brief Counselling:Narratives and Solutions; Narratives and Solut Judith Milner,Patrick O’Byrne,Jo Campling Textbook 2002Latest edition The

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4471-4754-1arrative approaches and of showing how they can be combined in practice in what Furman and Ahola (1992) call solution talk. Solution talk is a relatively recent ‘wave’ in the development of brief counselling, sharing many of the principles and skills of other forms of brief counselling but having an

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,Thatcher’s Defence: Command , Control?,philosophy of the approach. We first simplify and briefly outline this philosophy; then we contrast this approach to the well-known work of Rogers, which superficially resembles our approach but is actually quite different. This will take us to the very purpose of counselling, the type of relationsh

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,Thatcher’s Defence: Command , Control?,with the philosophy and principles outlined in the previous chapter. They continue being developed in various creative ways by those practising brief counselling. We do not suggest that the techniques necessarily be used in the order set out in this chapter; indeed in most practice they are intertwi

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Tom A. Rüsen,Heiko Kleve,Arist von Schlippegnificant, socialisation occurs as part of the child’s development to adulthood and work. For example, Erikson’s stage theory posits three ‘parented’ stages of early childhood as setting the direction towards ‘the possible and the tangible which permits the dreams of early childhood to be attached t

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