Robert E. Wubbolding introduces the history, theory and practice of reality therapy and its focus on choice.
This volume explores reality therapy through its origins in William Glasser's choice theory and its approach to clients' goals and behaviour. It explains the WDEP framework of wants, doing, evaluation and planning.
Case examples connect the ideas with the therapeutic process. Part of the Theories of Psychotherapy series, the book is an educational introduction for students and practitioners rather than a self-treatment programme.