Therapeutic Communication

Knowing What to Say When

Book • 2011

Author

Paul Wachtel

Therapeutic Communication: Knowing What to Say When offers clear guidelines for therapists on how to communicate effectively during therapy sessions.

It draws from psychodynamic, cognitive-behavioral, systemic, and experiential approaches to provide practical advice on facilitating collaborative exploration and promoting change.

The book includes vivid case examples and reflects recent advances in psychotherapy, making it valuable for a broad range of therapists.

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Mentioned by

Paul Wachtel

as a book where he discusses how therapists' communications to patients are often unwittingly rebukes.

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