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ISBN 13: 9780495604310
Author: Gerard Egan
Part I: Laying the Groundwork
The Power of Basics: Explore the Ingredients of Successful Helping
Review the Problem-Management and Opportunity-Development Process
Commit Yourself to the Helping Relationship and the Values That Drive It
Part II: The Therapeutic Dialogue
Therapeutic Presence: Tune In to Clients and Listen Carefully
Empathic Responding: Work at Mutual Understanding
Master the Art of Probing and Summarizing
Help Clients Challenge Themselves: From New Perspectives to New Behavior
Part III: The Stages and Tasks of the Problem-Management and Opportunity-Development Model
The Action Arrow That Permeates the Entire Helping Process: Right from the Beginning, Help Clients Turn Talk into Life-Enhancing Action
Stage I: Help Clients Tell the Story, the Real Story, and the Right Story
Stage II: Help Clients Design and Set Problem-Managing Goals
Stage III: Help Clients Design the Way Forward
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Tags: Gerard Egan, Problem, Management
