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Index
Contents Preface Authors CHAPTER 1 Introduction
COUNSELING THEORY
What Is Counseling Theory? What are the Advantages of Counseling Theory? Why are there so Many Counseling Theories? What are some Disadvantages of Counseling Theory? How can you Reconcile the Advantages and Disadvantages? Which is the Best Counseling Theory?
Has Research Shown One Theory of Counseling to be More Effective than Another?
How do you Identify your Guiding Theory of Counseling?
THE SEVEN C’s
Personal Theory Development as Process
HOW THIS BOOK IS ORGANIZED RECENT DEVELOPMENTS IN MENTAL HEALTH PERTINENT TO COUNSELING THEORY
The Nature–Nurture Question DSM–IV–TR Diagnosis Pharmacotherapy Managed Care and Brief Therapy Technical Eclecticism Diversity Issues The Effectiveness of Psychotherapy
CONCLUSION REFERENCES
CHAPTER 2 Classical Psychoanalysis
BACKGROUND OF THE THEORY
Historical Context Founder’s Biographical Overview Philosophical underpinnings
PERSONALITY DEVELOPMENT
Nature of Humans
Function of the Psyche Structure of the Psyche
Role of the Environment Interaction of Human Nature and Environment
Psychosexual Development
Model of Mental Health
Healthy Functioning Unhealthy Functioning
THE PERSONALITY CHANGE PROCESS
Client’s Role Counselor’s Role Stages and Techniques
Stages Techniques
CONTRIBUTIONS AND LIMITATIONS
Interface With Recent Developments in the Mental Health Field
The Nature–Nurture Question
DSM–IV–TR Diagnosis
Pharmacotherapy Managed Care and Brief Therapy Technical Eclecticism Diversity Issues Research on Personality Development and Function The Effectiveness of Psychotherapy
Limitations Contributions
CURRENT STATUS SUMMARY RECOMMENDED RESOURCES
Books Audiovisuals Web Sites
REFERENCES Footnotes
CHAPTER 3 Self Psychology
BACKGROUND OF THE THEORY
Historical Context Founder’s Biographical Overview Philosophical underpinnings
PERSONALITY DEVELOPMENT
Nature of Humans
Structure of the Psyche Function of the Psyche
Role of the Environment
Familial Extrafamilial
Model of Mental Health
Healthy Functioning Unhealthy Functioning
THE PERSONALITY CHANGE PROCESS
Client’s Role
Transference Resistance
Counselor’s Role Stages and Techniques
CONTRIBUTIONS AND LIMITATIONS
Interface With Recent Developments in the Mental Health Field
The Nature–Nurture Question
DSM–IV–TR Diagnosis
Pharmacotherapy Managed Care and Brief Therapy Technical Eclecticism Diversity Issues The Effectiveness of Psychotherapy
Limitations Contributions
CURRENT STATUS SUMMARY RECOMMENDED RESOURCES
Print Audiovisuals Web Sites
REFERENCES
CHAPTER 4 Adlerian Counseling–Individual Psychology
BACKGROUND OF THE THEORY
Historical Context and Founder’s Biographical Overview Philosophical underpinnings
Responsibility and Creativity Teleology Phenomenology Holism Social Embeddedness
PERSONALITY DEVELOPMENT
Nature of Humans
Function of the Psyche Structure of the Psyche Final Point and Summary
Role of the Environment
Familial Environment Extrafamilial Factors
Model of Mental Health
Healthy Functioning Unhealthy Functioning
THE PERSONALITY CHANGE PROCESS
Client’s Role Counselor’s Role Stages and Techniques
Phase 1: Developing a Therapeutic Relationship Phase 2: Investigating Style of Life Phase 3: Understanding Phase 4: Reorientation
CONTRIBUTIONS AND LIMITATIONS
Contributions Limitations Interface With Recent Developments in the Mental Health Field
The Nature–Nurture Question
DSM–IV–TR Diagnosis
Pharmacotherapy Managed Care and Brief Therapy Technical Eclecticism Diversity Issues The Effectiveness of Psychotherapy
CURRENT STATUS SUMMARY RECOMMENDED RESOURCES
Books Audiovisuals Web Sites
REFERENCES
CHAPTER 5 Existential Counseling
BACKGROUND OF THE THEORY
Historical Context Founder’s Biographical Overview Philosophical underpinnings
Ontology Phenomenology Responsibility
PERSONALITY DEVELOPMENT
Nature of Humans
Structure of the Psyche Function of the Psyche Death Freedom Isolation Meaninglessness
Role of the Environment
The Welts Destiny Familial and Extrafamilial Environments
Interaction of Human Nature and Environment
Developmental Stages
Model of Mental Health
Healthy Functioning Unhealthy Functioning
THE PERSONALITY CHANGE PROCESS
Counselor’s Role Client’s Role Stages and Techniques
Addressing the Given of Death Addressing the Given of Isolation Addressing the Given of Freedom Addressing the Given of Meaninglessness
CONTRIBUTIONS AND LIMITATIONS
Interface With Recent Developments in the Mental Health Field
The Nature–Nurture Question
DSM–IV–TR Diagnosis
Pharmacotherapy Managed Care and Brief Therapy Technical Eclecticism Diversity Issues The Effectiveness of Psychotherapy
Limitations Contributions
RECOMMENDED RESOURCES
Books Audiovisuals Web Sites
REFERENCES
CHAPTER 6 Person-Centered Counseling
BACKGROUND OF THE THEORY
Biographical and Historical Overview Founder’s Biographical Overview Philosophical underpinnings
PERSONALITY DEVELOPMENT
Nature of Humans
Function of the Psyche Structure of the Psyche
Role of Environment Model of Mental Health
Healthy Functioning Unhealthy Functioning
THE PERSONALITY CHANGE PROCESS
Client’s Role
Motivation to Change Capacity and Responsibility for Change Source of Resistance
Counselor’s Role
Goals of Counseling Characteristics of an Effective Counselor
Stages and Techniques
The Therapeutic Relationship Assessment Change Strategies Addressing Client Resistance
CONTRIBUTIONS AND LIMITATIONS
Interface with Recent Developments in the Mental Health Field
The Nature–Nurture Question
DSM–IV–TR Diagnosis
Pharmacotherapy Managed Care and Brief Therapy Technical Eclecticism Diversity Issues The Effectiveness of Psychotherapy
Limitations Contributions
CURRENT STATUS AND SUMMARY RECOMMENDED RESOURCES
Books Audiovisuals Web Sites
REFERENCES
CHAPTER 7 Gestalt Counseling
BACKGROUND OF THE THEORY
Historical Context Founders’ Biographical Overview Philosophical underpinnings
PERSONALITY DEVELOPMENT
Nature of Humans
Function of the Psyche Structure of the Psyche
Role of the Environment Interaction of Human Nature and Environment
Healthy Functioning Unhealthy Functioning
THE PERSONALITY CHANGE PROCESS
Client’s Role Counselor’s Role Stages and Techniques
Reversal Dialog Directed Awareness
CONTRIBUTIONS AND LIMITATIONS
Interface With Recent Developments in the Mental Health Field
The Nature–Nurture Question
DSM–IV–TR Diagnosis
Pharmacotherapy Managed Care and Brief Therapy Technical Eclecticism Diversity Issues The Effectiveness of Psychotherapy
Limitations Contributions
CURRENT STATUS SUMMARY RECOMMENDED RESOURCES
Books Audiovisuals Web Sites
REFERENCES
CHAPTER 8 Behavioral Counseling
BACKGROUND OF THE THEORY
Historical Context and Founder’s Biographical Overview Philosophical underpinnings
PERSONALITY DEVELOPMENT
Nature of Humans
Function of the Psyche Structure of the Psyche
Role of the Environment
Operant Conditioning Classical Conditioning The Relationship of Operant and Classical Conditioning Impact of the Familial Versus Extrafamilial Environments
Model of Mental Health
Unhealthy Functioning Healthy Functioning
THE PERSONALITY CHANGE PROCESS
Client’s Role Counselor’s Role Stages and Techniques
Assessment Change Strategies
CONTRIBUTIONS AND LIMITATIONS
Interface With Recent Developments in the Mental Health Field
The Nature–Nurture Question
DSM–IV–TR Diagnosis
Pharmacotherapy Managed Care and Brief Therapy Technical Eclecticism Effectiveness of Psychotherapy Diversity Issues
Limitations Contributions
SUMMARY RECOMMENDED RESOURCES
Books Audiovisuals Web Sites
REFERENCES
CHAPTER 9 Cognitive Counseling
REALITY TESTING BACKGROUND OF THE THEORY
Historical Context Founder’s Biographical Overview Philosophical underpinnings
PERSONALITY DEVELOPMENT
Nature of Humans
Function of the Psyche Structure of the Psyche Summary
Role of the Environment Model of Mental Health
Healthy Functioning Unhealthy Functioning
THE PERSONALITY CHANGE PROCESS
Client’s Role
Motivation to Change Capacity for Change Responsibility for Change Source of Resistance
Counselor’s Role
Goals of Counseling Characteristics of an Effective Counselor
Stages and Techniques
Overall Structure Assessment Change Strategies and Techniques Responding to Resistance
CONTRIBUTIONS AND LIMITATIONS
Interface With Recent Developments in the Mental Health Field
The Nature–Nurture Question
DSM–IV–TR Diagnosis
Pharmacotherapy Managed Care and Brief Therapy Diversity Issues Technical Eclecticism Effectiveness of Psychotherapy
Limitations Contributions Current Status
SUMMARY RECOMMENDED RESOURCES
Books and Print Audiovisuals Web Sites
REFERENCES
CHAPTER 10 Rational Emotive Behavioral Counseling
BACKGROUND OF THE THEORY
Historical Context and Founder’s Biographical Overview Philosophical underpinnings
Epistemology and Dialectics Responsible Hedonism Humanism
PERSONALITY DEVELOPMENT
Nature of Humans
Function of the Psyche Structure of the Psyche
Role of the Environment Model of Mental Health
Healthy Functioning Unhealthy Functioning
THE PERSONALITY CHANGE PROCESS
Client’s Role Counselor’s Role Stages and Techniques
Beginning Middle Ending
CONTRIBUTIONS AND LIMITATIONS
Interface With Recent Developments in the Mental Health Field
The Nature–Nurture Question
DSM–IV–TR Diagnosis
Pharmacotherapy Managed Care and Brief Therapy Technical Eclecticism Diversity Issues Effectiveness of Psychotherapy
Contributions
CURRENT STATUS SUMMARY RECOMMENDED RESOURCES
Books Audiovisuals Web Sites
REFERENCES
CHAPTER 11 Reality Therapy and Choice Theory
BACKGROUND OF THE THEORY
Historical Context Founder’s Biographical Overview Philosophical underpinnings
PERSONALITY DEVELOPMENT
Nature of Humans
Function of the Psyche Structure of the Psyche
Role of the Environment
Familial Environment Extrafamilial Factors
Model of Mental Health
Healthy Functioning Unhealthy Functioning
THE PERSONALITY CHANGE PROCESS
Client’s Role Counselor’s Role Stages and Techniques
W (Wants) D (Direction and Doing) E (Evaluation) P (Plan)
CONTRIBUTIONS AND LIMITATIONS
Contributions Limitations Interface with Recent Developments in the Mental Health Field
The Nature–Nurture Question
DSM–IV–TR Diagnosis
Pharmacotherapy Managed Care and Brief Therapy Technical Eclecticism Diversity Issues Effectiveness of Psychotherapy
CURRENT STATUS SUMMARY RECOMMENDED RESOURCES
Books Audiovisuals Web Sites
REFERENCES
CHAPTER 12 Constructivist Approaches*
BACKGROUND OF THE THEORY
Historical Context and Philosophical Underpinnings Founder’s Biographical Overview
Solution-Focused Therapy Narrative Therapy Mahoney’s Constructivist Psychotherapy
PERSONALITY DEVELOPMENT
Nature of Humans
Function of the Psyche Structure of the Psyche
Role of the Environment
Familial Environment Extrafamilial Factors
Model of Mental Health
THE PERSONALITY CHANGE PROCESS
Client’s Role Counselor’s Role Stages and Techniques
Solution-Focused Therapy Narrative Therapy Mahoney’s Constructive Psychotherapy
CONTRIBUTIONS AND LIMITATIONS
Interface With Recent Developments in the Mental Health Field
The Nature–Nurture Question
DSM–IV–TR Diagnosis
Pharmacotherapy Managed Care and Brief Therapy Technical Eclecticism Diversity The Effectiveness of Psychotherapy
Limitations Contributions Current Status
SUMMARY RECOMMENDED RESOURCES
Books Audiovisuals Web Sites
REFERENCES Footnotes
CHAPTER 13 Systems Approaches
BACKGROUND OF THE THEORY
Historical Context Founders’ Biographical Overviews Philosophical underpinnings
Any System is an Organized Whole, and Elements Within the System Are Necessarily Interdependent Patterns in a System are Circular Rather than Linear
THE THEORY: DEVELOPMENT AND CHARACTERISTICS OF FAMILY SYSTEMS
Nature of Family Systems
Family systems are ubiquitous Function of Family Systems Structure of Family Systems
Role of the Environment
Familial Extrafamilial
Interaction of Nature and Environment on System Development
Healthy Functioning Unhealthy Functioning
THE SYSTEM CHANGE PROCESS
Client’s Role Counselor’s Role Stages and Techniques
Stages Techniques
CONTRIBUTIONS AND LIMITATIONS
Interface With Recent Developments in the Mental Health Field
The Nature–Nurture Question
DSM–IV–TR Diagnosis
Pharmacotherapy Managed Care and Brief Therapy Technical Eclecticism Diversity Issues The Effectiveness of Psychotherapy
Limitations Contributions
CURRENT STATUS SUMMARY RECOMMENDED RESOURCES
Books Audiovisuals Web Sites
REFERENCES
CHAPTER 14 Integral Counseling: The Prepersonal, Personal, and Transpersonal in Self, Culture, and Nature
BACKGROUND OF THE THEORY
Historical Context Founder’s Biographical Overview Philosophical Underpinnings
Perennial Philosophy Four Quadrant Model
PERSONALITY DEVELOPMENT
Nature of Humans
Function of the Psyche Structure of the Psyche
Role of the Environment
Familial Extrafamilial
Interaction of Human Nature and Environment
Healthy Functioning Unhealthy Functioning
THE PERSONALITY CHANGE PROCESS
Client’s Role Counselor’s Role Stages and Techniques
Relationship Assessment Treatment Plan Techniques Meditation Addressing Resistance
CONTRIBUTIONS AND LIMITATIONS
Interface With Recent Developments in the Mental Health Field
The Nature–Nurture Question
DSM–IV–TR Diagnosis
Pharmacotherapy Managed Care and Brief Therapy Technical Eclecticism Diversity Issues Effectiveness of Psychotherapy
Limitations Contributions
CURRENT STATUS SUMMARY RECOMMENDED RESOURCES REFERENCES
Author Index Subject Index
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