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This review is from: Client-Centered Consulting: Getting Your Expertise Used When You're Not in Charge (Hardcover)
The authors have taken a pick and mix approach to a variety of theories and have come up with a half baked product. If you want counselling theory look up some Rogers; for organisational models try some Weber; for Transactional Analysis refer to Berne or Harris; the list could go on. In this work you will get selections from a number of sources but some key points are overlooked, mis-interpreted or badly applied. Without presenting evidence to support the basis for this editing of other (better) material Client Centered Consulting does not hold water.
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Client-Centered Consulting: Getting Your Expertise Used When You're Not in Charge by Peter Cockman (Hardcover - July 1, 1996)
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