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Preface. Part 1. Introduction. 1. An Integrative Approach to Therapy and Supervision: The FIT Model. 2. The Person-Centred Approach in Therapy and Supervision. 3. Learning Theory in Therapy and Supervision. Part 2. The FIT Model Applied in Therapy. 4. Transactional Analysis (TA) in Therapy. 5. Gestalt in Therapy. 6. Cognitive Behavioural Therapy (CBT) in Therapy. 7. Integrating TA, Gestalt and CBT in Therapy. Part 3. The FIT model in Supervision. 8, Introducing Supervision. 9. Using TA in Supervision. 10. Using Gestalt in Supervision. 11. Using CBT in Supervision. 12. Using the FIT Model for Individual Supervision. 13. Using the FIT Model for Group Supervision. Conclusion. Appendix A. An Example of Ground Rules. Appendix B. Supervision Contract. Appendix C. Setting Goals or Objectives. References. Index.

'If you are interested in learning and in choice, and in a stance of shared responsibility in therapy or supervision, this book will stir your reflective juices. The authors' ''FIT'' model suggests options for practitioners and provides a framework for structuring sessions, for assessment at the start of a contract, and for choices within different phases of the work. The focus on learning theory in therapy and supervision is stimulating and well researched, and the book is clearly written and easy to read.'- Penny Henderson, accredited Counsellor and Supervisor, Fellow of BACP and editor of Supervision Training: Issues and Approaches