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Examines how the specific context of social work shapes the nature of counselling in terms of both opportunities and constraints. The author suggests that role conflicts, media pressure and policy changes are undermining the professional competence and confidence of social workers.
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dusty mcintye
reviewed Counselling and the nurse on July 24, 2011
Counselling and the nurse
As simultaneously comprehensive and detailed as possible in 200 odd pages, this is a good introduction to Tragedy for the reader with absolutely no previous knowledge of the topic. However, it also utterly lacks original thought and analytical skills - except for the bit where it tries to disprove Kierkegaard's entire thought system in half a page.
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