Myths, Misconceptions, and Invalid Assumptions of Counseling and Psychotherapy
by Jeffrey Kottler, Richard S. Balkin
Jeffrey Kottler and Richard S. Balkin examine the myths, misconceptions, and invalid assumptions associated with counseling and psychotherapy. This thoughtful book invites readers to question familiar ideas and consider how beliefs about the field influence its understanding, study, and practice.
About This Book
Myths, Misconceptions, and Invalid Assumptions of Counseling and Psychotherapy examines commonly held beliefs about counseling and psychotherapy.
Jeffrey Kottler and Richard S. Balkin focus on the ways myths, misconceptions, and unsupported assumptions can influence understanding of the field.
The book provides a critical perspective for readers interested in counseling, psychotherapy, and the ideas that shape professional practice.
It is suited to students, educators, practitioners, and general readers exploring the foundations of psychological helping.
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