"McLeod's book Doing Counselling Research guides us through the research process in a largely comprehensive way, moving from an explanation of why research should be important for counsellors, through the ins-and-outs of doing a literature search, the intricacies of the research design process, the nature of quantitative and qualitative methodology, current issues related to outcome and process research, and ethical considerations, to bring us at last to some interesting conclusions and comments on future counselling research directions in relation to Bakan's 'mystery-mastery complex'. Here the author's hermeneutic approach is even more clearly reaffirmed. A very helpful feature is the use of boxes containing summary material from the chapters. These are clear, readily understandable and very practical." --Henry Hollanders in British Journal of

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