Michael Wilson is a psychotherapist (UKCP reg.) in private practice in Edinburgh and Berwick-upon-Tweed, UK. He is the co-author of Creative Ethical Practice in Counselling and Psychotherapy (2012, Sage). www.michaelwilson.uk.com

• Introduction 1. Overview of Resource Focused Therapy 2. The Origins of Resourcing 3. Resourcing of Emotional Systems 4. Dimensions of Experiencing 5. Integrative Resource Focus in Therapy 6. Therapy as Education 7. Therapeutic Relationship as Resourcing Experience 8. Resourcing for Trauma 9. The Resource Focused Therapist Appendix

‘I liked this book. It seems very up to date and well referenced, and I particularly liked the frequent references to the transpersonal, which is so often omitted. In general I found the coverage of the whole field, including recent work on the brain, to be impressive.’ - Dr John Rowan, independent consultant; Fellow of the British Psychological Society, British Association for Counselling and Psychotherapy and the UKCP; founding member of the Association of Humanistic Psychology Practitioners.‘In this wonderful book, Wilson develops his beautifully integrative and truly holistic psychotherapeutic perspective, expertly weaving findings from neuroscience, dimensions of human experience, and profound philosophical reflections. Holding both science and soul, this work is a richly resourcing experience in itself, presenting a timely challenge to the tendency towards pathologising and the urge to ‘fix’ aspects of being human. Wilson asserts the primacy of experience describing how to cultivate this positively, for example working with embodied felt-sense and imagination. Eminently applicable, this is essential reading for all therapists, across modalities who seek to facilitate integration of the whole person.’ - Bridget Grant, Art Psychotherapist, Edinburgh.