This book is designed to provide professional counselors with systematic assistance in the following areas:
First, it saves time on paperwork, allowing you to focus more on the actual counseling.
Second, it provides a theoretical and practical basis for establishing a customized counseling plan for each counseling case.
Third, it helps develop case conceptualization to specifically suggest long-term goals, short-term goals, and interventions.
Fourth, it has a structure that makes it easy to find and apply counseling strategies for each diagnosis and behavioral problem.
Fifth, it facilitates the accumulation of data on problem-specific mediation.

Since counseling agencies and clinics in Korea often lack fully developed treatment manuals that can address the specific needs of their clients, I believe it is meaningful to obtain the necessary information and systematic knowledge through this book.
In particular, I hope this book will provide an opportunity to revisit the case management process, focusing on behavioral definitions, long-term goals, short-term goals, interventions, and diagnostic suggestions for each therapeutic problem and diagnostic topic.