Brief Person-Centred Therapies

`this Is A Book That The Person-centered Psychotherapy Community Has Been Waiting For ... This Book Opens A Creative Space In Which The Ongoing Conversation About Therapeutic Efficacy In Times Of Shrinking Resources Can Be Successfully Engaged' - Professor Maureen O'hara, Chair, Department Of Psychology, National University, La Jolla, California `a Wide-ranging And Scholarly Book Which Shows That Person-centred Therapy Is Fully Alive To The Challenges Of The Twenty-first Century And Is Breaking New Ground Both Clinically And Theoretically' - Professor Brian Thorne, Emeritus Professor Of Counselling, University Of East Anglia Likely To Be Of Interest To Anyone Involved In Counselling - Times Higher Educaton Magazine, May 2009 Can The Person-centred Approach Work In Time-limited Psychotherapy And Counselling? This Is A Question That Many Practitioners Grapple With As Demand For Brief Therapy Increases - Particularly In The Public Sector. Brief Person-centred Therapies Is The First Book To Tackle The Subject, Bringing Together The Experience And Insights Of A Leading International Team Of Person-centred Therapists. The Book Examines The Philosophical And Theoretical 'fit' Between The Person-centred Approach And Brief Therapy. It Also Explores The Issues Which Arise When Working Briefly In A Range Of Different Settings, Including Primary Care, Higher Education, Business, And Prison, With Couples And Groups. Brief Person-centred Therapies Is Essential Reading For All Person-centred Trainees And For Practitioners Who Want To Work In Services Where Brief Or Time-limited Work Is Required Or Favoured. Keith Tudor Is A Ukcp Registered Psychotherapist, And Has A Private/independent Practice In Sheffield Offering Therapy, Supervision And Consultancy.