The Person-Centred Approach to Therapeutic Change (SAGE Therapeutic Change Series) First Edition

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

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 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.

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.

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.

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

really good bookfor the personcentred counsellor/trainee