Learning Emotion Focused Therapy
Education & Reference Psychology & Self-Help Health & Medicine
Learning Emotion-Focused Therapy by Leslie S. Greenberg, Robert Elliott, Jeanne C. Watson and Rhonda N. Goldman distills the core skills behind one of psychology’s most respected evidence-based approaches. In 366 pages this 2009 hardcover walks clinicians, students and curious readers through the theory, micro-skills and moment-by-moment interventions that make emotion-focused therapy effective for couples, individuals and families.
The sturdy hardback arrives with its original dust jacket and bears warm personal inscriptions on the front blank sheet and title pages, giving it an approachable, mentor-like feel. Aside from those opening notes, the interior remains crisp and unmarked; a smoke-free home has kept pages fresh and corners sharp. It’s an inviting desk reference for therapists who like their tools both scholarly and personable.
Collectors and practitioners alike prize first-edition copies in clean condition, especially when personalised by the authors’ hands. This copy balances professional utility with a touch of provenance, ideal for anyone building a serious counseling library or gifting a mentor in the field.
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