Counseling Theories and Techniques for Rehabilitation Health Professionals

by Chan, Fong; Berven, Norman L., Ph.D.; Thomas, Kenneth R.

• ISBN13: 9780826123848
• ISBN10: 0826123848
• Format: Hardcover
• Copyright: 2004-02-17
• Publisher: Springer Pub Co

Summary

This text provides a state-of-the-art treatment of the dominant theories and techniques of counseling and psychotherapy from a rehabilitation perspective. The opening chapter provides an historical context for understanding theories of counseling and psychotherapy, including definitions and terminology, and the importance and efficacy of counseling in professional practice. Written by recognized experts in their content areas, the book focuses on two of the many primary knowledge domains underlying credentialing in rehabilitation counseling: Career, Counseling, Assessment and Consultation, and Counseling Theories, Techniques, and Applications. They explain each theoretical approach and their applications to assist people with disabilities in rehabilitation settings. Case examples used throughout highlight rehabilitation-specific problems. Basic techniques and selected professional issues related to practice are also presented. Intended for practitioners, upper level u

Table of Contents

Contributors	vii
Preface	xi
Section I: Introduction
1 An Introduction to Counseling for Rehabilitation Health Professionals	3
Norman L. Berven, Kenneth R. Thomas, and Fong Chan
Section II: Counseling Theories
Psychodynamic Approaches
2 Psychodynamic Therapy	20	(1)
Hanoch Livneh and Jerome Siler
3 Adlerian Therapy	53	(1)
Warren R. Rule
Humanistic Approaches
4 Person-Centered Counseling in Rehabilitation Professions	76	(1)
John See and Brian Kamnetz
5 Gestalt Therapy	98	(1)
Charles Edmund Degeneffe and Ruth Torhelson Lynch
6 Logotherapy	118	(1)
Joseph N. Ososhie and Jerome J. Holzbauer
Cognitive and Behavioral Approaches
7 Behavior Therapy	136	(1)
Jennifer L. Stoll
8 Cognitive-Behavioral Therapy	159	(1)
Elizabeth A. Swett and Steven P. Kaplan
9 Rational-Emotive Behavior Therapy	177	(1)
Gregory G. Garshe and Malachy L. Bishop
10 Reality Therapy	196	(15)
Joseph Turpin and Joseph N. Ososhie
11 The Trait-Factor Approach	211	(16)
John F. Kosciuleh and David J. DeVinney
Section III: Basic Techniques
12 Basic Counseling Skills	227	(17)
Lynn C. Koch, Connie McReynolds, and Phillip D. Rumrill
13 Group Procedures	244	(20)
Ruth A. Huebner
14 Family Counseling	264	(18)
John F. Kosciuleh
15 Career Counseling	282	(21)
Edna Mora Szymanshi, Penny Willmering, Molly Tschopp, Timothy Tansey, and Nathalie Mizelle
Section IV: Special Considerations
16 Substance Abuse Counseling	303	(25)
David B. Peterson, Anna Helene Shinstead, and Robert W. Trobliger
17 Counseling People with Physical Disabilities	328	(14)
Daniel W. Cook
18 Counseling Intervention and Skills Training for People With Psychiatric Disabilities	342	(21)
Marie Ciavarella, Patrick W. Corrigan, John Hilburger, Chow S. Lam, and Fong Chan
19 Persons with Mental Retardation Who Present Significant Behavioral and Emotional Challenges: A Habilitative Mental Health Therapy Approach to Treatment	363	(23)
William I. Gardner, Elizabeth Watson, and Kimberly M.L. Nania
20 Multicultural Rehabilitation Counseling: Challenges and Strategies	386	(19)
Elias Mpofu, Richard Bech, and Stephen G. Weinrach
Section V: Professional Issues
21 Clinical Supervision in Rehabilitation Settings	405	(18)
James T. Herbert
22 Risk Management for Rehabilitation Counseling and Related Professions	423	(21)
Linda R. Shaw
23 Counseling and Rehabilitation Outcomes	444	(23)
Brian Bolton
Index	467