The Little Guide to Counselling Practice has been written for all those involved in counselling: students of counselling and beginning and continuing counsellors. It examines a wide range of issues and how to deal with them from the author’s perspective. The book stresses throughout the need to treat the work of counselling as an honour bestowed on the counsellor. It strongly recommends that counsellors be aware of their own bias so that little pieces of their reality do not get mixed up with the client’s reality. It also strongly recommends regular supervision to help a counsellor maintain ones balance.
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John Henry is an Australian-registered psychologist, presenter, public speaker, writer, teacher and mentor. He works almost exclusively in counselling, in private practice across five locations in southern Queensland, Australia. His work commenced with four years at Relationships Australia, concurrent with five years as a visiting school counsellor in a number of primary and secondary schools across an area of over 400, 000 square kilometres. Although his practice has developed over almost twenty-five years, the bulk of his work now is in the areas of anxiety, depression, sexual abuse, identity, workplace harassment, trauma and suicidal ideation.
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