Counselling events that aid and impede the self-disclosures of adult male clients : a critical incident investigation

Counselling events that aid and impede the self-disclosures of adult male clients : a critical incident investigation

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Notions of the benefits of self-disclosure - sincere revelations of ordinarily private information about oneself - pervade our cultural and religious histories. Recent empirical studies also provide evidence of physiological, psychological, and social benefits of selfdisclosure. In counselling, c...

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Main Author:	Shelton, Curtis Paul
Language:	English
Published:	2009
Online Access:	http://hdl.handle.net/2429/14653

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