preface

01 Hypothesis is a guide, prejudice is a hindrance
02 Start of the reception interview
03 Select the main appeal issue
04 Identifying Recurring Maladaptive Patterns
05 Exploring the Client's Inner Feelings: Triggers and Maintaining Factors
06 Agree on counseling goals
07 Initial Step: Addressing Consensus Goals and Clinical Goals
08 Mid-term: Changes in consensus goals and clinical objectives
09 Ending Stage: Dealing with Your Newly Budded Heart Alone

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If case conceptualization does not help in understanding the client's problem deeply and does not provide practical help in counseling intervention that should be focused on in each session, then there is a problem in the counselor's understanding of case conceptualization.
This book presents specific examples of how counselors can efficiently conduct counseling based on accurate case conceptualization at each stage of counseling, namely, intake interview, initial stage, middle stage, and final stage, in order to increase the efficiency of counseling based on case conceptualization in actual counseling.
I hope that this book, however insufficient, will be helpful to counselors who are curious about how the initial case conceptualization, established with three or four lines of information, is concretized and supplemented through intake interviews and applied to each counseling stage: initial, middle, and final.