Reviews
‘This accessible and engaging book presents a child-centred model of therapy, one that is firmly entrenched within the person-centred tradition yet it is simultaneously shaped by developmental theory. Overall, if you are wanting a book to provide a base from which to begin work with children or young people, this could well be it. This is an engaging and informative read that it is written in a manner that epitomises the approach from which it hails: warm, non-expert in tone, and congruent, and the personal nature of some of the content is a welcome change to other texts in this area’
Alison Smyth, MBACP (Accred) youth counsellor BACP Children and Young People
There is a delightful lack of jargon, to say the book is “user friendly” is inadequate, it is a delight to read. This excellent text is an invaluable tool for students and therapists of counselling and psychotherapy, as well as people involved in supporting the development of young people. It is therefore highly recommended.
Dr Margot Lindsay, European Journal for Person Centered Healthcare
It is lovely to have a text that looks at working with young people solely from a PC perspective
Mrs Julie K Wyman, Book Reviews, Devon Counselling College