Written for serving to professionals, Counseling Theory and Practice, 2nd version, (PDF) explains what it means to be a helpful helper, discusses foundations of basic counseling and psychotherapy theories, provides an outline of rising theories, and supplies school college students the chance to develop their very own approaches to counseling and psychotherapy apply. The ebook is organized into 4 major sections, every addressing theoretical colleges. Section 1 opinions psychodynamic approaches, together with Jungian remedy, psychoanalysis, and Adlerian remedy. Section 2 is devoted to existential-humanistic approaches equivalent to Gestalt remedy, existential remedy, and particular person-centered counseling, whereas Section 3 discusses cognitive-behavioral approaches, together with habits remedy, rational-emotive habits remedy, cognitive habits remedy, and actuality remedy. Section 4 explains submit-trendy therapies and explores the comparatively new approaches of solution-focused transient remedy, narrative remedy, and relational cultural remedy, a type of feminist remedy. The final chapter explores quite a lot of more moderen and rising theories. NOTE: The product only contains the ebook, Counseling Theory and Practice 2e version in PDF. No access codes are included.
Counselling Theory and Practice (2nd Edition) – PDF
eBook details
- Author: Edward Neukrug
- File Size: 221 MB
- Format: PDF
- Length: 622 pages
- Publisher: Cognella Academic Publishing; 2nd Edition
- Publication Date: September 28, 2017
- Language: English
- ISBN-10: 1516556445, 1516506308, 81758-1A,1793500754
- ISBN-13: 9781516556441, 9781516506309, 9781793500755
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About The Author
Edward S. Neukrug
Dr. Edward Neukrug is a Professor of Counseling at Old Dominion University. Dr. Neukrug has made a substantial impact on the fields of counseling and human services. An author of over 11 textbooks and dozens of articles and chapters in ebooks, his works have been read by thousands of counseling and human services professionals and students. A leader in many counseling and human services associations, he has helped steer the fields toward the future. In addition, Professor Ed Neukrug was the architect of the original ethics code of the National Association of Human Services (NOHS) and served in a variety of capacities for professional associations. He has several open-access, free websites that focus on learning counseling theories, testing and assessment, understanding one's view of human nature, and more. Edward has received numerous awards for his work, including twice receiving the President's award from NOHS and recently receiving the American Counseling Association's (ACA) Fellows designation.
