The Person-Centred Approach to Therapeutic Change (SAGE Therapeutic Change Series) Paperback – 6 Feb. 2004

Key text for my current course. Extremely helpful.Thank you.

Initially I was disappointed at the size of the book as I felt it was very pricey for less than 100 pages. However, it has turned out to be a little gem. I'm using it for my diploma in counselling. I find McMillan explains the theory easily so I didn't 'switch off' as I do wading through other books. He uses case studies to illustrate. It is a good addition to the recommended reading material on my course.

Excellent book, very short and concise (only 79 pages) with summaries at the end of each chapter. Accessible language but well written.

Excellent and swift custom. Thank you

Fantastic read, very informative and extremely accessible to those studying at degree level. I recommend this book to all psychotherapy students

No problems and quality great too.easy to read and recommended as part of counseling course I have just embarked upon. Looking forward to reading it fully.

All good. Excellent service

This is a concise look at the Person Centred Approach. Personally I think it was an outrageous price to the size of the book and purchasing Client Centred Therapy by the man himself or Dave Mearn's Person-Centred Counsellingin Action would provide you with more value for money.

I haven't read the book, because it is one of my textbooks for class next semester. However, it came to me in good shape and in a reasonable amount of time.

Good information here and it was an easy read. Basically used to familiarize student with Person-Centered approach and techniques. Good book for my library

This was a required text for grad school. It was a handy reference and gives a good overview of humanistic/person centered theories.