Pluralism in Counselling and Psychotherapy: Philosophy, Politics, and Practice

This book explores the concept of pluralism in therapy, emphasising the value of multiple therapeutic approaches. It introduces ’pluralistic therapy’, developed by Mick Cooper and John McLeod, as a response to divisions in the therapy field, particularly the dominance of CBT and medicalised models.

Jay Beichman is a writer, counsellor and psychotherapist living and working in Brighton in the UK. He has been qualified and in practice in a variety of contexts since 1998.