Becoming a Brief Therapist: Part Three Collected Works of a Brief Therapist

Becoming a Brief Therapist: Part Three Collected Works of a Brief Therapist

by Dan Jones

170 pages· 2008· ISBN 9781409227786
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This book is the third in a series of four books dedicated to helping you to become an effective brief therapist. Book Three is a collection of articles, papers and answered questions that delves deeper into my approach to brief therapy. The book covers how to adapt what you know to a variety of situations and to move beyond doing just doing techniques into mastering the art of brief therapy. The author has over 15 years experience working predominantly in the areas of Depression; Anxiety; Phobia and Trauma Treatment (including PTSD, OCD and other anxiety problems) He has worked on TV programmes like 'The Anatomy of Fear', and previously been featured on the radio, in newpapers and had work appear in magazines; including 'New Scientist' and 'BBC Focus'

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