Theory and Practice of Counseling Psychology
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Book Introduction
This book is divided into four parts.
Part 1 is a general overview of counseling and contains much that has been revised or added in the 4th edition.
Looking at the revised content, the counseling agency section in Chapter 1 was deleted and the content on the effects of counseling was added.
In Chapter 2, the counselor training course was deleted and counseling ethics and the process of becoming a counselor were added. In Chapter 3, a client evaluation report using psychological testing was added to the section on understanding and evaluating clients, making it more specific so that it can be understood how to understand and evaluate clients.
In Chapter 4, Counseling Relationship, we added content on how to view the counseling relationship in terms of theory and process.
Part 2 introduces the major theories that are important in counseling. Here, the content of each counseling theory has been revised to ensure a unified presentation.
In addition, in order to present counseling cases that clearly demonstrate the characteristics of each counseling theory, we found cases of representative counselors for each counseling theory and included their contents.
By presenting the representative counselors' cases for each theory in the order of client understanding, counseling case content, and summary, we aimed to help readers understand the specific content of counseling by comparing theories and how counseling is conducted.
Part 3 is the practical part of counseling, and in this 4th edition, chapters 12 and 13 have been revised.
In Chapter 12, the intake interview stage was added, and the characteristics of each consultation stage and what to do at that time were added.
Chapter 13 does not list counseling techniques, but organizes them into techniques focused on relationship building, counselor involvement, exploration, and insight.
Part 1 is a general overview of counseling and contains much that has been revised or added in the 4th edition.
Looking at the revised content, the counseling agency section in Chapter 1 was deleted and the content on the effects of counseling was added.
In Chapter 2, the counselor training course was deleted and counseling ethics and the process of becoming a counselor were added. In Chapter 3, a client evaluation report using psychological testing was added to the section on understanding and evaluating clients, making it more specific so that it can be understood how to understand and evaluate clients.
In Chapter 4, Counseling Relationship, we added content on how to view the counseling relationship in terms of theory and process.
Part 2 introduces the major theories that are important in counseling. Here, the content of each counseling theory has been revised to ensure a unified presentation.
In addition, in order to present counseling cases that clearly demonstrate the characteristics of each counseling theory, we found cases of representative counselors for each counseling theory and included their contents.
By presenting the representative counselors' cases for each theory in the order of client understanding, counseling case content, and summary, we aimed to help readers understand the specific content of counseling by comparing theories and how counseling is conducted.
Part 3 is the practical part of counseling, and in this 4th edition, chapters 12 and 13 have been revised.
In Chapter 12, the intake interview stage was added, and the characteristics of each consultation stage and what to do at that time were added.
Chapter 13 does not list counseling techniques, but organizes them into techniques focused on relationship building, counselor involvement, exploration, and insight.
index
Preface to the 4th Edition
Preface to the 1st edition
Part 1: The Basics of Counseling
Chapter 1: What is Counseling?
1. The meaning and necessity of counseling
2. Goals of Counseling
3. The effect of counseling
4. Counseling Methods
5. Development of Counseling in Korea
Chapter 2: What Makes a Good Counselor?
1 Qualifications of a counselor
2 Counseling Ethics
3. The Process of Becoming a Counselor
4 Difficulties encountered in counseling scenes
Chapter 3 Understanding and Assessing Clients
1. Characteristics of the client
2. Client's current problem
3. Evaluation through psychological testing
Chapter 4 Counseling Relationship
1 Counseling Relationships as Seen from Counseling Theory and Process
2 Characteristics of the Counseling Relationship
3. The counselor's attitude is important in the counseling relationship.
4. Specific methods for forming a counseling relationship
Part 2: Theory of Counseling
Chapter 5 Psychoanalytic Counseling
1 Key Concepts
2. The formation process of psychological problems and the meaning of their symptoms
3 Counseling Process and Techniques
4 Consultation Cases
5 Trends in Contemporary Psychoanalysis
6 Contributions and Criticisms
Chapter 6: Behavioral Counseling
1 Key Concepts
2 Four Tendencies in the History of Behaviorism
3 Counseling Process and Techniques
4 Consultation Cases
5 Contributions and Criticisms
Chapter 7: Person-Centered Counseling
1 Key Concepts
2. Occurrence of psychological problems
3 Counseling Process and Techniques
4 Consultation Cases
5 Contributions and Criticisms
Chapter 8 Cognitive-Behavioral Counseling
1 Ellis's rational emotive behavior therapy
2 Beck's cognitive behavioral therapy
3 Meichenbaum's cognitive behavioral modification
4 Consultation Cases
5 Recent Trends and Prospects in Cognitive Behavioral Therapy
Chapter 9 Gestalt Counseling
1 Key Concepts
2 Formation of psychological problems
3 Counseling Process and Techniques
4 Consultation Cases
5 Contributions and Criticisms
Chapter 10 Transactional Analysis
1 Key Concepts
2. Occurrence of psychological problems
3 Counseling Process and Techniques
4 Consultation Cases
5 Contributions and Criticisms
Chapter 11 Reality Therapy
1 Key Concepts
2 Formation of psychological problems
3 Counseling Process and Techniques
4 Consultation Cases
5 Contributions and Criticisms
Part 3: The Reality of Counseling
Chapter 12: Counseling Process
1. Counseling Process
2. Reception Interview Stage
3 Initial Stage
4. Intermediate stage
5. Termination stage
Chapter 13 Counseling Techniques
1 Relationship Focus Response
2 Counselor Focus Response
3 Navigation Focus Response
4 Insight Focus Responses
Chapter 14: Counseling Center Operation
1 Counseling Center Operation System
2. Operation of a counseling center according to the work content
3 Difficulties in Operating a Counseling Center and Strategies for Overcoming Them
Chapter 15: Understanding Counseling Cases
1. Method of analyzing counseling cases
2 Actual counseling cases
3 Case Interpretation
Part 4: Application of Counseling
Chapter 16 Short-term Counseling
1. Characteristics of short-term counseling
2 Approaches to short-term counseling
3 Clients Suitable for Short-Term Counseling
4. Short-term counseling process
5 Cases of short-term counseling
Chapter 17 Group Counseling
1. The Basics of Group Counseling
2 Types of group counseling
3. Attitude and Qualifications of Group Counselor
4. Group Counseling Process
5. Planning for Group Counseling
Chapter 18 Family Counseling
1. The need for family counseling
2 Basic Concepts of Family Counseling
3 Theories of Family Counseling
4. Family Counseling Process
5 Family Counseling Techniques
6 The Role of Family Counselor
7 Family Counseling Cases
References
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Preface to the 1st edition
Part 1: The Basics of Counseling
Chapter 1: What is Counseling?
1. The meaning and necessity of counseling
2. Goals of Counseling
3. The effect of counseling
4. Counseling Methods
5. Development of Counseling in Korea
Chapter 2: What Makes a Good Counselor?
1 Qualifications of a counselor
2 Counseling Ethics
3. The Process of Becoming a Counselor
4 Difficulties encountered in counseling scenes
Chapter 3 Understanding and Assessing Clients
1. Characteristics of the client
2. Client's current problem
3. Evaluation through psychological testing
Chapter 4 Counseling Relationship
1 Counseling Relationships as Seen from Counseling Theory and Process
2 Characteristics of the Counseling Relationship
3. The counselor's attitude is important in the counseling relationship.
4. Specific methods for forming a counseling relationship
Part 2: Theory of Counseling
Chapter 5 Psychoanalytic Counseling
1 Key Concepts
2. The formation process of psychological problems and the meaning of their symptoms
3 Counseling Process and Techniques
4 Consultation Cases
5 Trends in Contemporary Psychoanalysis
6 Contributions and Criticisms
Chapter 6: Behavioral Counseling
1 Key Concepts
2 Four Tendencies in the History of Behaviorism
3 Counseling Process and Techniques
4 Consultation Cases
5 Contributions and Criticisms
Chapter 7: Person-Centered Counseling
1 Key Concepts
2. Occurrence of psychological problems
3 Counseling Process and Techniques
4 Consultation Cases
5 Contributions and Criticisms
Chapter 8 Cognitive-Behavioral Counseling
1 Ellis's rational emotive behavior therapy
2 Beck's cognitive behavioral therapy
3 Meichenbaum's cognitive behavioral modification
4 Consultation Cases
5 Recent Trends and Prospects in Cognitive Behavioral Therapy
Chapter 9 Gestalt Counseling
1 Key Concepts
2 Formation of psychological problems
3 Counseling Process and Techniques
4 Consultation Cases
5 Contributions and Criticisms
Chapter 10 Transactional Analysis
1 Key Concepts
2. Occurrence of psychological problems
3 Counseling Process and Techniques
4 Consultation Cases
5 Contributions and Criticisms
Chapter 11 Reality Therapy
1 Key Concepts
2 Formation of psychological problems
3 Counseling Process and Techniques
4 Consultation Cases
5 Contributions and Criticisms
Part 3: The Reality of Counseling
Chapter 12: Counseling Process
1. Counseling Process
2. Reception Interview Stage
3 Initial Stage
4. Intermediate stage
5. Termination stage
Chapter 13 Counseling Techniques
1 Relationship Focus Response
2 Counselor Focus Response
3 Navigation Focus Response
4 Insight Focus Responses
Chapter 14: Counseling Center Operation
1 Counseling Center Operation System
2. Operation of a counseling center according to the work content
3 Difficulties in Operating a Counseling Center and Strategies for Overcoming Them
Chapter 15: Understanding Counseling Cases
1. Method of analyzing counseling cases
2 Actual counseling cases
3 Case Interpretation
Part 4: Application of Counseling
Chapter 16 Short-term Counseling
1. Characteristics of short-term counseling
2 Approaches to short-term counseling
3 Clients Suitable for Short-Term Counseling
4. Short-term counseling process
5 Cases of short-term counseling
Chapter 17 Group Counseling
1. The Basics of Group Counseling
2 Types of group counseling
3. Attitude and Qualifications of Group Counselor
4. Group Counseling Process
5. Planning for Group Counseling
Chapter 18 Family Counseling
1. The need for family counseling
2 Basic Concepts of Family Counseling
3 Theories of Family Counseling
4. Family Counseling Process
5 Family Counseling Techniques
6 The Role of Family Counselor
7 Family Counseling Cases
References
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GOODS SPECIFICS
- Publication date: March 10, 2021
- Format: Hardcover book binding method guide
- Page count, weight, size: 560 pages | 1,266g | 194*264*28mm
- ISBN13: 9788999723711
- ISBN10: 8999723712
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