This book has a mission – to gather the tribes of the person-centred nation for dialogue; to discover common ground and debate differences; to celebrate the fact that we are, as Margaret Warner declared, ‘one nation, many tribes’.

This popular, widely used set-text has been revised and considerably extended for both students and practitioners.

• New to this edition are

•  Revised contributions from Nick Baker, Mick Cooper, Campbell Purton and Richard Worsley
•  A chapter on Emotion Focused Therapy by Prof Robert Elliott
•  An entire section on ‘new developments’ comprising:  Person-Centred Expressive Therapies (Dinah Brown),  Pre-Therapy (Pete Sanders),  Relational Depth (Rosanne Knox), Counselling for Depression (Andy Hill)

• The 2012 edition of Tribes is the first UK student text to include coverage of this comprehensive range of person-centred and experiential therapies and approaches
 

Preface 
       
The Contributors

 Introduction  Pete Sanders     
 

Chapter 1  History of Client-Centred Therapy and the Person-Centred Approach:

                   events, dates and ideas  Pete Sanders

Chapter 2  Classical Client-Centred Therapy  Tony Merry

Chapter 3  Focusing-Oriented Therapy  Campbell Purton

Chapter 4  Experiential Person-Centred Therapy  Nick Baker

Chapter 5  Emotion-Focused Therapy Robert Elliott

Chapter 6  Existentially-informed Person-Centred Therapy  Mick Cooper

Chapter 7  Integrating with integrity  Richard Worsley

Chapter 8  New developments:       
                  Person-Centred Expressive Therapies – Dinah Brown
                  Pre-therapy – Pete Sanders
                  Relational Depth – Rosanne Knox
                  Counselling for Depression – Andy Hill

Appendix Mapping person-centred approaches to counselling and psychotherapy  Pete Sanders