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Condition: Como nuevo. 4to. 478 pp. + 1 h. . Encuadernación editorial. Numerosas ilustraciones. Como nuevo.

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Hardcover. Condition: new. Hardcover. The edited volume Clinical Supervision in Latin America: Voices from the Field is unique as it is the first to explore clinical supervision and professional formation in psychology from the perspective of twenty-eight scholars. It offers a groundbreaking exploration of clinical supervision from a distinctly Latin American perspective. It delves into the current state of clinical supervision Argentina, Brazil, Chile, Colombia, Cuba, Guatemala, Mexico, Puerto Rico, and the United States, providing an honest evaluation of each country's strengths, challenges, and unique processes, while highlighting bold initiatives that are driving progress in the field. The authors also cast an eye to the future, suggesting strategies for further growth and development across Latin America.Each chapter delves into the development of psychotherapists through training and supervision, focusing on essential elements such as university programs, ethical standards, professional regulatory bodies, and training models. The authors critically analyse these components through the lenses of culture and diversity, demonstrating how they influence training, address professional challenges, and inspire innovative solutions within their communities. The book also highlights various supervision formats, including individual and group sessions, face-to-face interactions, virtual platforms, and other remote technologies.The chapters offer valuable insights into the mechanisms that safeguard client well-being, opportunities for ongoing supervisor training, and the current state of supervision and research, both completed and underway. Different supervision models from various countries are explained, emphasizing their origins, the dynamics of the supervisory alliance, and the processes for repairing ruptures in these relationships. The quality of feedback and the resources that support supervision are tailored to each country's specific needs, ensuring cultural relevance while drawing on the expertise of the authors. Supervisors employ evaluation tools such as self-reports, verification scales, and direct observation to ensure comprehensive oversight.Contributors highlight the value and implications of challenging cultural norms by continuing to blaze a trail. The exploration leads to a look into the future and actions considered to further the growth and development of clinical supervision in Latin America. The edited volume Clinical Supervision in Latin America: Voices from the Field is unique as it is the first to explore clinical supervision and professional formation in psychology from the perspective of twenty-eight scholars. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.

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Hardcover. Condition: new. Hardcover. The edited volume Clinical Supervision in Latin America: Voices from the Field is unique as it is the first to explore clinical supervision and professional formation in psychology from the perspective of twenty-eight scholars. It offers a groundbreaking exploration of clinical supervision from a distinctly Latin American perspective. It delves into the current state of clinical supervision Argentina, Brazil, Chile, Colombia, Cuba, Guatemala, Mexico, Puerto Rico, and the United States, providing an honest evaluation of each country's strengths, challenges, and unique processes, while highlighting bold initiatives that are driving progress in the field. The authors also cast an eye to the future, suggesting strategies for further growth and development across Latin America.Each chapter delves into the development of psychotherapists through training and supervision, focusing on essential elements such as university programs, ethical standards, professional regulatory bodies, and training models. The authors critically analyse these components through the lenses of culture and diversity, demonstrating how they influence training, address professional challenges, and inspire innovative solutions within their communities. The book also highlights various supervision formats, including individual and group sessions, face-to-face interactions, virtual platforms, and other remote technologies.The chapters offer valuable insights into the mechanisms that safeguard client well-being, opportunities for ongoing supervisor training, and the current state of supervision and research, both completed and underway. Different supervision models from various countries are explained, emphasizing their origins, the dynamics of the supervisory alliance, and the processes for repairing ruptures in these relationships. The quality of feedback and the resources that support supervision are tailored to each country's specific needs, ensuring cultural relevance while drawing on the expertise of the authors. Supervisors employ evaluation tools such as self-reports, verification scales, and direct observation to ensure comprehensive oversight.Contributors highlight the value and implications of challenging cultural norms by continuing to blaze a trail. The exploration leads to a look into the future and actions considered to further the growth and development of clinical supervision in Latin America. The edited volume Clinical Supervision in Latin America: Voices from the Field is unique as it is the first to explore clinical supervision and professional formation in psychology from the perspective of twenty-eight scholars. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.

Hardcover. Condition: Brand New. 300 pages. 9.26x6.11x9.21 inches. In Stock.

Couverture souple. Condition: bon. R100083901: 1994. In-8. Broché. Bon état, Couv. convenable, Dos satisfaisant, Intérieur frais. 337 pages - couverture contrepliée - livre en espagnol. . . . Classification Dewey : 460-Langues espagnole et portugaise.

Tela editorial estampada. Condition: Deslucido. Primera edición. Portada, 538 p. - 101 grabados en el texto y 3 láminas fuera de él. - Contenido seleccionado: La comida. - Cómo se doblan las servilletas. - La mesa. - Arte de trinchar las viandas. - La cocina. - Las sobras. - Cocidos, caldos y consomés. - Sopas. - Etc.

Encuadernación de tapa dura. Condition: Regular. Saturnino Calleja, Madrid, 1922. Contiene fórmulas muy prácticas de la antigua y moderna cocina en todas las regiones de España, con muchas de varios países extranjeros, árabes y mejicanas, entre otras. Trata de toda clase de viandas, desde las más sencillas a las más refinadas. Explica minuciosamente la matanza extremeña y aprovechamiento del cerdo; el arte de trinchar, presentar, servir toda clase de manjares con gusto y elegancia, el aprovechamiento de las sobras, confecciones y servicios del té, confituras, chocolate; siendo el libro más útil en comunidades y conventos, por la exquisita variedad de caldos y platos de vigilia que contiene, con otros datos y consejos muy útiles para el buen orden y economía domésticos. Gastronomía. Recetas. Cocina. Profusamente ilustrado con 101 grabados en texto y 3 láminas fuera de él (Tomo I) y 74 grabados en texto y 3 láminas fuera de él (Tomo II). 22 x 18. 538 + 533 páginas. Tela editorial tapa dura de editorial ilustrada. Sin subrayados ni anotaciones. FATIGADOS, CON LOMO SUJETO CON CINTA TRANSPARENTE EN TOMO 1 Y SIN LOMO CON CINTA TRANSPARENTE SUJETANDO LAS TAPAS (ambas originales) EN TOMO 2, por lo demás: ACEPTABLE estado de conservación (bien encuadernado, sin hojas sueltas) y REGULAR en general.

Encuadernación de tapa dura. Condition: Aceptable. Saturnino Calleja, Madrid, 1922. Contiene fórmulas muy prácticas de la antigua y moderna cocina en todas las regiones de España, con muchas de varios países extranjeros, árabes y mejicanas, entre otras. Trata de toda clase de viandas, desde las más sencillas a las más refinadas. Explica minuciosamente la matanza extremeña y aprovechamiento del cerdo; el arte de trinchar, presentar, servir toda clase de manjares con gusto y elegancia, el aprovechamiento de las sobras, confecciones y servicios del té, confituras, chocolate; siendo el libro más útil en comunidades y conventos, por la exquisita variedad de caldos y platos de vigilia que contiene, con otros datos y consejos muy útiles para el buen orden y economía domésticos. Gastronomía. Recetas. Cocina. Profusamente ilustrado con 101 grabados en texto y 3 láminas fuera de él (Tomo I) y 74 grabados en texto y 3 láminas fuera de él (Tomo II). 22 x 17. 538 + 533 páginas. Retapado tapa dura con tela en lomo. Fatigados, mas sin hojas sueltas y en ACEPTABLE estado de conservación.

Madrid, Saturnino Calleja, 1922. 23x17 cm. 538 p. + III láms. b/n. Tela editorial ilustrada. Ilustr. b/n. en interior. Buen estado. Primera edición. (Ref. PS. 015-B).