Grounded in a qualitative research
investigation involving five doctoral graduands from a
counselling department at a Canadian university, this book
focuses on reflective practice in the context of counsellor
personal and professional development. Deeply personal
stories of loss, abuse, family, anguish, and sexual identity
are told and are established as clearly embedded in
counsellors preferred theories, ethicality, and approaches
in professional practice. A view that all theories are
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