Counseling People Who Have Killed Other People

This audiobook serves as a comprehensive guide for professionals who support clients grappling with the consequences of having killed another person, whether in defense, as a result of an accident, or through malicious intent. It addresses core issues such as acceptance, guilt, and forgiveness, essential for effective counseling. Authored by Dr. Richard K. Nongard, an experienced therapist, and David Parke, a former military advisor, the book equips counselors, social workers, and others with the tools to navigate the complexities of these sensitive cases, ensuring they are prepared to tackle the varied presenting problems that may arise.