Learning from Mistakes in Clinical PracticeThis text is a virtual handbook of classic mistakes to anticipate, work through, and grow from. It identifies, discusses and re-frames classic mistakes that beginning interviewers and clinicians are likely to make in practice by illuminating a myriad of mistakes through the use of first-hand vignettes, in-text exercises, and a systems framework. This book uses a strengths-perspective, and can serve as a companion text or as a stand-alone primer because of its elaboration of the phases, principles, strategies and methods used in the helping process. |
Contents
Common Worker Signals of Mistakes in Progress | 23 |
Conclusion | 37 |
Startup Conversation and Exploration | 44 |
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References to this book
One Life at a Time: Helping Skills and Interventions Jeffrey A. Kottler,Leah Brew Limited preview - 2003 |