Studying counseling cases
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Book Introduction
This book is a follow-up edition of “9 Experts + Studying Counseling Cases, and,” which was co-authored by 9 people 11 years ago.
The foundation for 'Studying Counseling Cases' was laid by Professor Jang-ho Lee and members of the Hankyoreh Psychological Counseling Center (advisors, director, expert committee members, interns, and public case presenters) through providing cases, cross-commentary, impressions, and proofreading. Afterwards, it was completed after two years of multiple proofreading and review processes with the active cooperation of Professor Jang-ho Lee's students and counseling psychology experts in the academic society in providing cases and commenting.
Ten years later, when the revision was being discussed due to the need for new case replacements to meet the needs of the times, Professor Lee Jang-ho unfortunately passed away, and after his retirement, the author, who had been by his side for over 20 years, learning from him and becoming familiar with him, had to contribute, however small, to reorganizing the publication projects he had written together with him. Through various processes, the new edition was finally published with difficulty by directly and indirectly providing and leading nine new cases (main guidance), commentaries, and impressions.
The title of this book was used to honor the will of Professor Jang-ho Lee, who published the old "Studying Counseling Cases" in 2007 and continued to write about counseling psychology for his students even after retirement. By including the late Professor Lee as a co-author, one of his existing cases and theories were included as is.
Another co-author is a junior counselor who has worked with the author for 12 years at the Hankyoreh Psychological Counseling Center and is currently a professor. He was included as a co-author for his contribution of providing two personal cases and four commentaries.
The foundation for 'Studying Counseling Cases' was laid by Professor Jang-ho Lee and members of the Hankyoreh Psychological Counseling Center (advisors, director, expert committee members, interns, and public case presenters) through providing cases, cross-commentary, impressions, and proofreading. Afterwards, it was completed after two years of multiple proofreading and review processes with the active cooperation of Professor Jang-ho Lee's students and counseling psychology experts in the academic society in providing cases and commenting.
Ten years later, when the revision was being discussed due to the need for new case replacements to meet the needs of the times, Professor Lee Jang-ho unfortunately passed away, and after his retirement, the author, who had been by his side for over 20 years, learning from him and becoming familiar with him, had to contribute, however small, to reorganizing the publication projects he had written together with him. Through various processes, the new edition was finally published with difficulty by directly and indirectly providing and leading nine new cases (main guidance), commentaries, and impressions.
The title of this book was used to honor the will of Professor Jang-ho Lee, who published the old "Studying Counseling Cases" in 2007 and continued to write about counseling psychology for his students even after retirement. By including the late Professor Lee as a co-author, one of his existing cases and theories were included as is.
Another co-author is a junior counselor who has worked with the author for 12 years at the Hankyoreh Psychological Counseling Center and is currently a professor. He was included as a co-author for his contribution of providing two personal cases and four commentaries.
index
PART 01 1st Class Expert Case
Chapter 01 Youth Case Study: "Mom is always like that" _Jangho Lee
1.
Background of the consultation
2.
Client's problems and family relationships
3.
Overview of the Counseling Process
4.
Reception Interview and Mutual Practice Agreement
5.
Summary of the counseling interview
6.
Comprehensive and follow-up guidance for the counseling process
Chapter 02: Korean Immigrant Youth Case Study: "I Like Natural Counseling" _ Kang Sook-jeong
1.
Case Summary
2.
Client's personal and family information
3.
Background of consultation request and previous consultation experience
4.
The client's main complaint
5.
Behavioral observation
6.
Understanding client problems and client resources
7.
Counseling Goals and Strategies
8.
Summary of each counseling session
Chapter 03: The Case of a Perfectionist College Student: "I wish I could just disappear in the wind." _Son Young-mi
1.
Client's personal and family information
2.
The client's main complaint
3.
Behavioral observation
4.
Understanding the client's problem
5.
Counseling Goals and Strategies
6.
Summary of each counseling session
Chapter 04: Single Parent Case Study: "I am my child's mother" _Son Young-mi
1.
Client's personal and family information
2.
The client's main complaint
3.
Behavioral observation
4.
psychological test
5.
Understanding the client's problem
6.
Counseling Goals and Strategies
7.
Summary of each counseling session
PART 02 Practical Counselor Case Study for Obtaining a Level 2 Counselor Psychologist License
Chapter 01: A Multicultural Family Housewife's Case Study: "What's the use of working hard if nothing changes?" _Park Ok-hee
1.
Client's personal information and family relationships
2.
My visit report
3.
Main appeal issue
4.
Behavioral observation
5.
Psychological test results (MMPI-2, HTP, KFD, SCT)
6.
Understanding the client's problems and client resources
7.
Counseling Goals and Strategies
8.
Areas where I would like help
9.
Summary of consultation contents by session
Chapter 02
A single-parent working family: "I've done everything I can, but I'm just getting beat up. It's so frustrating." _Kim Ji-yeon
1.
Client's personal and family information
2.
The client's main complaint
3.
Behavioral observation
4.
Understanding the client's problem
5.
Counseling Goals and Strategies
6.
Areas where I would like help
7.
Summary of consultation contents by session
Chapter 03
Job Seeker Case Study: "I'm afraid to speak out because I think other people will think it's weird." _Lee Kyung-hwa
1.
Client's personal and family information
2.
My visit report
3.
The client's main complaint
4.
Behavioral observation
5.
Psychological test results
6.
Counseling Goals and Strategies
7.
What I would like help with
8.
Summary of consultation contents by session
Chapter 04: A Case Study of a Single Office Worker: "Someone Please Hold My Heart" _Yoon Seok-hee
1.
Client's personal and family information
2.
My visit report
3.
The client's main complaint
4.
Behavioral observation
5.
Psychological test results
6.
Understanding the client's problem
7.
Counseling Goals and Strategies
8.
Areas where I would like help
9.
Summary of consultation contents by session
Chapter 05: A Case Study of a Single Office Worker: "I'm Always Alone" _ Buchan-ju
1.
Client's personal and family information
2.
The client's main complaint
3.
Behavioral observation
4.
Psychological test results
5.
Understanding client problems and client resources
6.
Counseling Goals and Strategies
7.
Areas where I would like help
8.
Summary of consultation contents by session
PART 03 Public Case Presentation Guide
Corporate Consulting Case Study: "I Want to Improve Interpersonal Relationships" _Park Ki-young
1.
Client's personal information and family relationships
2.
The client's main complaint
3.
My roommate
4.
Behavioral observation
5.
Psychological test results
6.
Understanding the client's problem
7.
Counseling Goals and Strategies
8.
Areas where I would like help
9.
Summary of consultation contents by session
10.
The counselor's view on the effectiveness of counseling
Commentary by Two Supervisors Through Public Discussion _ Kang Sook-jeong and Son Young-mi
Opinion of a Level 1 Counseling Psychologist candidate
PART 04 Case Study Procedure
Chapter 01 Why Study Counseling Cases?
1.
The Significance of Case Studies: Why Study Counseling Cases?
Chapter 02 Case Study Procedure
1.
Collection of basic information
2.
Summary of client's appeal
3.
Collection of data on the client's family relationships
4.
Summary of the client's personal characteristics
5.
Organization of psychological test data, etc.
6.
Compilation of records of the consultation process
Chapter 03 Counseling Case Records
1.
The necessity and significance of case records
2.
How to record counseling cases
Chapter 04 Case Presentation and Supervision
1.
The importance of presenting counseling cases with practical counselors
2.
Types of Supervision and Supervisors
3.
Notes for case presenters and supervisors at the level of practitioner counselors
PART 05 Counseling Guidelines for Major Symptoms
Chapter 01 Schizophrenia Symptoms and Counseling
1.
Characteristics of schizophrenia
2.
The four main symptoms of schizophrenia
3.
3 types of schizophrenia
4.
Psychotherapy for schizophrenia
Chapter 02 Symptoms and Counseling for Phobia Disorders
1.
Characteristics of phobias
2.
social phobia
3.
Therapeutic Approaches to Phobia
Chapter 03 Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder Symptoms and Counseling
1.
Characteristics of obsessive-compulsive disorder
2.
Therapeutic Approaches to Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder
Chapter 04 Somatization Symptoms and Counseling
1.
Characteristics of somatoform disorder
2.
Psychotherapeutic Approaches to Conversion Disorder
Chapter 05 Depression Symptoms and Counseling
1.
What is depression?
2.
How to treat depression?
Chapter 06 Insomnia Symptoms and Counseling
1.
What is insomnia?
2.
How to treat insomnia?
Chapter 07 Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder Symptoms and Counseling
1.
Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder
2.
How to treat attention deficit hyperactivity disorder?
Chapter 08 Learning Disability Symptoms and Counseling
1.
What is a learning disability?
2.
How to treat learning disabilities?
Chapter 09 Eating Disorder Symptoms and Counseling
1.
What is an eating disorder?
2.
Psychotherapy for Eating Disorders
Chapter 10 Elderly Counseling
1.
Elderly issues and treatment
2.
Dementia in the elderly and coping methods
3.
Senior counseling
Chapter 11 School Violence Counseling
1.
What is school violence?
2.
Solution
Chapter 01 Youth Case Study: "Mom is always like that" _Jangho Lee
1.
Background of the consultation
2.
Client's problems and family relationships
3.
Overview of the Counseling Process
4.
Reception Interview and Mutual Practice Agreement
5.
Summary of the counseling interview
6.
Comprehensive and follow-up guidance for the counseling process
Chapter 02: Korean Immigrant Youth Case Study: "I Like Natural Counseling" _ Kang Sook-jeong
1.
Case Summary
2.
Client's personal and family information
3.
Background of consultation request and previous consultation experience
4.
The client's main complaint
5.
Behavioral observation
6.
Understanding client problems and client resources
7.
Counseling Goals and Strategies
8.
Summary of each counseling session
Chapter 03: The Case of a Perfectionist College Student: "I wish I could just disappear in the wind." _Son Young-mi
1.
Client's personal and family information
2.
The client's main complaint
3.
Behavioral observation
4.
Understanding the client's problem
5.
Counseling Goals and Strategies
6.
Summary of each counseling session
Chapter 04: Single Parent Case Study: "I am my child's mother" _Son Young-mi
1.
Client's personal and family information
2.
The client's main complaint
3.
Behavioral observation
4.
psychological test
5.
Understanding the client's problem
6.
Counseling Goals and Strategies
7.
Summary of each counseling session
PART 02 Practical Counselor Case Study for Obtaining a Level 2 Counselor Psychologist License
Chapter 01: A Multicultural Family Housewife's Case Study: "What's the use of working hard if nothing changes?" _Park Ok-hee
1.
Client's personal information and family relationships
2.
My visit report
3.
Main appeal issue
4.
Behavioral observation
5.
Psychological test results (MMPI-2, HTP, KFD, SCT)
6.
Understanding the client's problems and client resources
7.
Counseling Goals and Strategies
8.
Areas where I would like help
9.
Summary of consultation contents by session
Chapter 02
A single-parent working family: "I've done everything I can, but I'm just getting beat up. It's so frustrating." _Kim Ji-yeon
1.
Client's personal and family information
2.
The client's main complaint
3.
Behavioral observation
4.
Understanding the client's problem
5.
Counseling Goals and Strategies
6.
Areas where I would like help
7.
Summary of consultation contents by session
Chapter 03
Job Seeker Case Study: "I'm afraid to speak out because I think other people will think it's weird." _Lee Kyung-hwa
1.
Client's personal and family information
2.
My visit report
3.
The client's main complaint
4.
Behavioral observation
5.
Psychological test results
6.
Counseling Goals and Strategies
7.
What I would like help with
8.
Summary of consultation contents by session
Chapter 04: A Case Study of a Single Office Worker: "Someone Please Hold My Heart" _Yoon Seok-hee
1.
Client's personal and family information
2.
My visit report
3.
The client's main complaint
4.
Behavioral observation
5.
Psychological test results
6.
Understanding the client's problem
7.
Counseling Goals and Strategies
8.
Areas where I would like help
9.
Summary of consultation contents by session
Chapter 05: A Case Study of a Single Office Worker: "I'm Always Alone" _ Buchan-ju
1.
Client's personal and family information
2.
The client's main complaint
3.
Behavioral observation
4.
Psychological test results
5.
Understanding client problems and client resources
6.
Counseling Goals and Strategies
7.
Areas where I would like help
8.
Summary of consultation contents by session
PART 03 Public Case Presentation Guide
Corporate Consulting Case Study: "I Want to Improve Interpersonal Relationships" _Park Ki-young
1.
Client's personal information and family relationships
2.
The client's main complaint
3.
My roommate
4.
Behavioral observation
5.
Psychological test results
6.
Understanding the client's problem
7.
Counseling Goals and Strategies
8.
Areas where I would like help
9.
Summary of consultation contents by session
10.
The counselor's view on the effectiveness of counseling
Commentary by Two Supervisors Through Public Discussion _ Kang Sook-jeong and Son Young-mi
Opinion of a Level 1 Counseling Psychologist candidate
PART 04 Case Study Procedure
Chapter 01 Why Study Counseling Cases?
1.
The Significance of Case Studies: Why Study Counseling Cases?
Chapter 02 Case Study Procedure
1.
Collection of basic information
2.
Summary of client's appeal
3.
Collection of data on the client's family relationships
4.
Summary of the client's personal characteristics
5.
Organization of psychological test data, etc.
6.
Compilation of records of the consultation process
Chapter 03 Counseling Case Records
1.
The necessity and significance of case records
2.
How to record counseling cases
Chapter 04 Case Presentation and Supervision
1.
The importance of presenting counseling cases with practical counselors
2.
Types of Supervision and Supervisors
3.
Notes for case presenters and supervisors at the level of practitioner counselors
PART 05 Counseling Guidelines for Major Symptoms
Chapter 01 Schizophrenia Symptoms and Counseling
1.
Characteristics of schizophrenia
2.
The four main symptoms of schizophrenia
3.
3 types of schizophrenia
4.
Psychotherapy for schizophrenia
Chapter 02 Symptoms and Counseling for Phobia Disorders
1.
Characteristics of phobias
2.
social phobia
3.
Therapeutic Approaches to Phobia
Chapter 03 Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder Symptoms and Counseling
1.
Characteristics of obsessive-compulsive disorder
2.
Therapeutic Approaches to Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder
Chapter 04 Somatization Symptoms and Counseling
1.
Characteristics of somatoform disorder
2.
Psychotherapeutic Approaches to Conversion Disorder
Chapter 05 Depression Symptoms and Counseling
1.
What is depression?
2.
How to treat depression?
Chapter 06 Insomnia Symptoms and Counseling
1.
What is insomnia?
2.
How to treat insomnia?
Chapter 07 Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder Symptoms and Counseling
1.
Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder
2.
How to treat attention deficit hyperactivity disorder?
Chapter 08 Learning Disability Symptoms and Counseling
1.
What is a learning disability?
2.
How to treat learning disabilities?
Chapter 09 Eating Disorder Symptoms and Counseling
1.
What is an eating disorder?
2.
Psychotherapy for Eating Disorders
Chapter 10 Elderly Counseling
1.
Elderly issues and treatment
2.
Dementia in the elderly and coping methods
3.
Senior counseling
Chapter 11 School Violence Counseling
1.
What is school violence?
2.
Solution
Publisher's Review
This 'Study of Counseling Cases' was planned with a complex purpose that encompasses the following four categories of content and intent.
First, it was planned to create a collection of Korean professional counseling cases that would serve as a guideline for studying domestic counseling case trends through real-life cases reflecting recent Korean realities.
Second, by observing and modeling the counseling styles of experts with extensive experience in the field, and by including and listening to the cross-commentary of other experts with different characteristics, as well as the impressions of undergraduate or graduate students majoring in counseling who are encountering counseling cases for the first time, we aimed to provide an opportunity to learn about various perspectives and viewpoints on a single case.
Third, when studying counseling cases, it is necessary to learn the procedure for writing a case report and, while understanding the supervisor's comments, to learn the outline of the counseling approach for each major symptom and problem.
The content that meets this need is summarized in Part 4.
Fourth, this book includes examples of the natural ecological counseling approach developed by the author long ago.
The core of natural ecological counseling is not a model in which the counselor exhausts himself by continuously helping the client through conversation alone in a square concrete space, but a counseling model in which the counselor and the client move together and become healthy at the same time. The goal is to cultivate psychological inner strength (self-power) through a virtuous cycle of mental and physical recovery and growth conversation through nature-friendly mutual exchange between the counselor and the client.
By presenting some cases in this book, the author hopes to emphasize the spirituality of Shinto and Buldang and to provide constructive discussion for Korean counseling.
First, it was planned to create a collection of Korean professional counseling cases that would serve as a guideline for studying domestic counseling case trends through real-life cases reflecting recent Korean realities.
Second, by observing and modeling the counseling styles of experts with extensive experience in the field, and by including and listening to the cross-commentary of other experts with different characteristics, as well as the impressions of undergraduate or graduate students majoring in counseling who are encountering counseling cases for the first time, we aimed to provide an opportunity to learn about various perspectives and viewpoints on a single case.
Third, when studying counseling cases, it is necessary to learn the procedure for writing a case report and, while understanding the supervisor's comments, to learn the outline of the counseling approach for each major symptom and problem.
The content that meets this need is summarized in Part 4.
Fourth, this book includes examples of the natural ecological counseling approach developed by the author long ago.
The core of natural ecological counseling is not a model in which the counselor exhausts himself by continuously helping the client through conversation alone in a square concrete space, but a counseling model in which the counselor and the client move together and become healthy at the same time. The goal is to cultivate psychological inner strength (self-power) through a virtuous cycle of mental and physical recovery and growth conversation through nature-friendly mutual exchange between the counselor and the client.
By presenting some cases in this book, the author hopes to emphasize the spirituality of Shinto and Buldang and to provide constructive discussion for Korean counseling.
GOODS SPECIFICS
- Date of issue: April 30, 2018
- Page count, weight, size: 416 pages | 176*248*30mm
- ISBN13: 9791188040353
- ISBN10: 1188040359
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