Community and Agency Counseling

by Gladding, Samuel T.

• ISBN13: 9780135219232
• ISBN10: 013521923X
• Format: Hardcover
• Copyright: 1997-01-01
• Publisher: Pearson College Div

Summary

Appropriate for courses in Community and Agency Counseling. Well-written and user-friendly, this scholarly introduction to community counseling provides a thorough presentation of all aspects of community/agency counselingin a readable, accessible format that highlights the common experiences and unique aspects of being a counselor in a community setting.

Author Biography

Deborah W. Newsome is an assistant professor in the Department of Counseling at Wake Forest University in Winston-Salem, North Carolina. Samuel T. Gladding is a professor and chair of the Department of Counseling at Wake Forest University in Winston-Salem, North Carolina.

Table of Contents

Part 1 HISTORY AND FOUNDATIONS OF COUNSELING	1	(74)
Chapter 1 A History of Community Counseling	2	(21)
Chapter 2 The Effective Community Counselor: Personal, Educational, Theoretical, and Systemic Factors	23	(28)
Chapter 3 Ethical and Legal Aspects of Counseling	51	(24)
PART II COUNSELING WITH SPECIFIC POPULATIONS	75	(92)
Chapter 4 Multicultural Counseling	76	(21)
Chapter 5 Counseling with Children, Adolescents, and College Youth	97	(28)
Chapter 6 Counseling Adults and the Aged	125	(22)
Chapter 7 Gender-Specific Counseling	147	(20)
PART III COUNSELING SPECIALTIES	167
Chapter 8 Working with Groups	168	(26)
Chapter 9 Marriage and Family Counseling	194	(34)
Chapter 10 Mental Health, Addiction, and Employee Assistance Counseling	228	(22)
Chapter 11 Career and Employment Counseling	250	(30)
Chapter 12 Consultation	280	(22)
Chapter 13 Assessment and the Use of Psychological Tests in Counseling	302	(24)
Chapter 14 Evaluation and Research in Counseling	326	(24)
Chapter 15 Counseling and Creativity: Uses of the Expressive Arts	350	(29)
Chapter 16 Practical Aspects of Being a Community and Agency Counselor	379