A Cross-Cultural Investigation of Person-Centred Therapy in Pakistan and Great Britain

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This book is about the scope of Person-centred therapy in Pakistan and the UK from perspective of cultural differences, and counseling psychology courses in both countries. The book describes four cultural differences between Pakistan and the UK, but a new cultural difference Tawbah (Repentance), which plays a prominent role in Pakistani culture, has been derived. The book will be helpful for those who want to study culture in Asia and Great Britain, and for psychologists, psychotherapists, and person-centred therapists who provide psychotherapy and counseling to their Muslim clients.