• Contains a series of responses to questions posed by those seeking to understand pluralism as an approach and guiding framework for counselling and psychotherapeutic practice. • Pluralistic therapy is a rapidly developing field but there are very few books written on the subject and this is the first to specifically respond in dialogue with practitioners and professionals interested in the approach. • Fills a gap in literature by extending and deepening the understanding of pluralism from the vantage point of developed practice and directly speaking to contemporary issues such as equality and diversity in a post-COVID world.

• Contains a series of responses to questions posed by those seeking to understand pluralism as an approach and guiding framework for counselling and psychotherapeutic practice. • Pluralistic therapy is a rapidly developing field but there are very few books written on the subject and this is the first to specifically respond in dialogue with practitioners and professionals interested in the approach. • Fills a gap in literature by extending and deepening the understanding of pluralism from the vantage point of developed practice and directly speaking to contemporary issues such as equality and diversity in a post-COVID world.