Counselling skills for dietitians

By:

Gable, J

Contributor(s):

Herrmann, T

Publication details: Chichester Wiley Blackwell 2016Edition: 3rdISBN:

1118943805
9781118943809

Subject(s):

Summary: This book is designed to help dieticians to develop the approach and communication skills most effective in helping others. Contents include: the relationship between dietitian and patient; aspects of the helping process; conducting a structured interview; active listening; ways of responding; making helpful interventions; conveying a clear message - assertiveness in action; working with more than one person; coping with loss and bereavement; developing cultural awareness; working with parents and children; working with difficulties in physical and mental health; developing self-awareness; giving and receiving support.

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This book is designed to help dieticians to develop the approach and communication skills most effective in helping others. Contents include: the relationship between dietitian and patient; aspects of the helping process; conducting a structured interview; active listening; ways of responding; making helpful interventions; conveying a clear message - assertiveness in action; working with more than one person; coping with loss and bereavement; developing cultural awareness; working with parents and children; working with difficulties in physical and mental health; developing self-awareness; giving and receiving support.

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