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An interesting book which is clearly set out in a way which will be helpful for students

This is good supplemental reading for our Foundation course as there are key elements including non judgmental listening skills which are part of the project based work which is core to this unit.

to gain insight into children's counselling

A very person-centred book about person-centred support for children and young people.
Very user-friendly and written in an engaging manner. Loved it.

This is a recommended text for any of our students wanting to pursue a career in counselling or youth work. Very clear and easy to read - nice resource.

too specific on counseling to be of use more generally to my youth work students

An essential text for the Children and Young People Foundation Degree. Explorative of key areas of supporting children through difficult transitions. My students loved this text!

An excellent book that addresses the basics for anyone working in a helping profession. The differentiated guidance given a) for counsellors and b) for helpers was extremely useful

A good additional text

This is a five week course and I liked the content covered in this textbook.

A useful guide to the person-centred approach to counselling. Very easy to read and understand and I found the case studies very useful when considering theory.

This book demonstrates an excellent and up to date application of person centred approach when working with children and young people. The book is further enhanced by the excellent case study examples. This book is a must read for anyone working with children and young people.

I love PCT approach in counseling as such I love this book....a well written book!!

Does not provide the emphasis that we required.

Accessible and relevant for our foundation degree students, many of whom are foster parents.

This book has been adopted as recommended reading for the BSC honours Community Youth Work degree at the University of Ulster in Magee. the book offers an overview of person centred practice with young people, setting it in context and offers good examples of case studies and reflective questions and exercises that are useful for students. It is particularly useful for training students as effective helpers and in listening ear. I suggest that those involved in counselling training would find this a useful resource.

This publication is interesting and relevant to anyone working with children or young people.
It offers the combination of theory and practice together with blending ethical and legal considerations.
The case studies also bring the theory to life.

Some useful insights into direct work with children and young people

Clear, well written and informative. I would highly recommend that anyone working with children and young people read this book.