preface

Part 1: Elderly, Elderly Welfare, Elderly Counseling

Chapter 1: Understanding the Elderly
1.
The concept of old age
2.
The concept of aging
3.
Elderly issues

Chapter 2: Understanding Elderly Welfare
1.
The concept of welfare for the elderly
2.
Goals of Elderly Welfare
3.
Principles of Elderly Welfare
4.
Elderly Welfare Policy: Focusing on Basic Old-Age Pension and Long-Term Care Insurance for the Elderly

Chapter 3: Understanding Elderly Counseling
1.
Purpose of Elderly Counseling
2.
The need for senior counseling
3.
Elderly Counseling Evaluation Scale

Part 2: Basic Skills in Elderly Counseling

Chapter 4: Basic Nonverbal and Verbal Communication Skills
1.
Nonverbal communication skills
2.
Verbal communication skills

Chapter 5 Professional Counseling Skills
1.
positive feedback
2.
Ecology
3.
circular questioning technique
4.
Family carving technique
5.
Scaling Questions for Problem Solving
6.
Find past success stories
7.
Finding traditional coping mechanisms
8.
Case studies of counseling technology application

Part 3: Process and Topic-Specific Elderly Counseling

Chapter 6: The Process of Elderly Counseling
1.
request
2.
Interview
3.
Stages of Elder Counseling: The 9-Step Counseling Model

Chapter 7: Topic-based Elderly Counseling
1.
The problem of divorce in old age
2.
Depression and suicide issues
3.
Retirement Preparation Issues
4.
Well-dying problem
5.
sexual problems
6.
Elder Abuse Problem
7.
addiction problems
8.
family problems

Part 4: Elderly Counseling Model

Chapter 8: Psychoanalytic Counseling Model
1.
Personality Theory and Key Concepts
2.
Psychopathology and Defense Mechanisms
3.
Psychoanalytic Counseling with Elderly Clients
4.
Psychoanalytic Counseling Techniques for Elderly Clients

Chapter 9: Behavioral Counseling Model
1.
Counseling based on classical conditioning
2.
Counseling based on operant conditioning
3.
Counseling based on cognitive behavior modification
4.
Key Goals of Behavioral Counseling with Elderly Clients
5.
Behavioral Counseling Techniques for Elderly Clients

Chapter 10: The Humanistic Counseling Model
1.
Client-centered counseling
2.
Gestalt counseling

Chapter 11 Family Counseling Model
1.
Key Concepts of Family Counseling
2.
Major models of family counseling
3.
Elderly Client and Family Counseling

Chapter 12: Empowerment Counseling Model
1.
The Philosophical Foundations of the Empowerment Approach
2.
The Need for an Empowerment Counseling Model for the Elderly
3.
Empowerment Counseling Practice Course for the Elderly

Chapter 13: Counseling Models: An Integrative Approach

Part 5: Current Status of Domestic Elderly Counseling

Chapter 14: Korea Senior Citizens' Telephone
1.
Background of the first senior counseling hotline
2.
Motivation for starting a senior counseling hotline
3.
Current status of telephone counseling services for senior citizens in Korea
4.
Analysis of the results of telephone counseling for the elderly in Korea
5.
Professional training for senior welfare counselors
6.
Future Tasks for the Korean Senior Citizens' Hotline

Chapter 15 Gyeonggi Province Senior Citizens' Counseling Center
1.
Consulting business
2.
Education business
3.
Public relations business
4.
Research and Publication
5.
Elderly Suicide Prevention Project
6.
Elderly Depression Treatment Cost Support Project
7.
Senior Citizen Happiness Promotion Service: Community Service Investment Project

Chapter 16 Senior Citizens' Welfare Center
1.
Counseling status at senior citizen welfare centers
2.
Counseling Case at a Senior Citizens' Welfare Center: Family Counseling for Social Adaptation of a Hearing-Impaired Client
3.
Challenges of counseling services at senior citizen welfare centers
4.
Introduction to related organizations

Chapter 17: Specialized Agencies for Elderly Protection
1.
Report submission
2.
Field investigation and assessment
3.
Case Determination: Determination of Abuse
4.
Service provision
5.
Case Evaluation and Closure

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This book provides a comprehensive understanding of geriatric counseling, focuses on basic techniques and counseling processes using real-world models, and is structured so that it can be applied in the field.
It consists of 5 parts and 17 chapters in total. Part 1 is about the elderly, elderly welfare, and elderly counseling. Part 2 is about basic techniques for elderly counseling. Part 3 is about the process of elderly counseling and elderly counseling by topic. Part 4 is about 6 major elderly counseling models. Finally, Part 5 is about the current status of elderly counseling in Korea.

The empowerment counseling model, one of the six major elderly counseling models in Part 4, recognizes that, from a social welfare perspective, the elderly are not dependent beings but rather individuals with ample potential to solve their own problems. It then presents a counseling model that identifies their strengths and seeks to solve their problems.
We also strive to facilitate practical application in the field by providing practical use cases and examples of techniques in each consulting model.
In addition, we presented the current status of institutions where senior counseling is actually provided and provided information.