Strategies And Self-help From Counselling And Psychotherapy

This text is scholarly, educational and for reference purposes script. Its structure flows around its narrative technique and reflective practice episodes. The writing is presenting several case studies as life stories and self-help strategies; all chapters are, in fact, evidence-based research within the public services and private sector psychotherapeutic practice. The manuscript was praised by several editors, as topical, potential intriguing and thought-provoking. It was asserted that strategies offered may be absorbed by the reader and in earnest stay with the reader long past the turn of the final page. The readership is invited on a journey of therapeutic encounter and improved health.

This book is about a dialogue created between private and public sector of a National Health System, known in the UK as the NHS. Several aspects covered by this enquiry are matters at the heart of public health services and relevant to public at large i.e., mental health, sickness absence, work-related stress, and policies addressing harassment and dignity at work etc. This text is also about psychotherapeutic interventions and self-help strategies developed by the author as additional services offered to the NHS staff and public at large.

This book is acknowledging the unacknowledged, speaking for the unvoiced and the strategies offered are a praise to the bravery of the silent, the lost ones and the unnamed.