On Being a Client Mark Reinecke and learning factors in the

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Christian interpreters have struggled with the story of Ezra 9–10 for many reasons

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this book avoids the pitfalls of either too much naturalism or too much social constructivism

On Being a Client Mark Reinecke and learning factors in the`This book explores what clients have to say about their experience of the psychotherapeutic process. David Howe observes that, regardless of the therapist's theoretical orientation, clients say similar things about their experience of being helped (and not being helped). It is the non specifics of genuineness, a secure trusting atmosphere, empathy and warmth that offer the vehicle for encouraging a dialogue of personal intimate material, and of