Book Review of How We Practice Therapy Now

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https://doi.org/10.47634/cjcp.v56i3.75085

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The practice of therapy is continuously evolving, but the global pandemic especially caused drastic and sudden shifts in our service delivery. Although therapists were generally able to adapt quickly, guidelines and suggestions for novel practices are lagging. This book was written to provide foundational knowledge on emergent practices as result of the pandemic and other influences. This essential read covers topics such as teletherapy, innovative approaches (such as concierge therapy) race/power, legal/ethical issues, and self-care. By reading this book, therapists will be able to strengthen their understanding on how we (should) practice therapy now.

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    Victoria Summer Pasyk is a doctoral candidate in the counselling psychology program at the University of Calgary. She also obtained a law degree in 2016 at the University of Calgary. Her main clinical and research interests are in forensic psychology. She is currently a registered provisional psychologist in the province of Alberta.

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2023-07-14

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##issue.vol## 56 ##issue.no## 3-4 (2022): Regular issue

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Book Reviews/ Comptes rendus

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Copyright is retained by the Canadian Journal of Counselling and Psychotherapy.