Includes bibliographical references and index.

Chapter 1 Counseling: An Overview
Chapter 2 Counseling Psychology
Chapter 3 Vocational Guidance
Chapter 4 Rational Emotive Behavior Therapy and Cognitive
Chapter 5 Psychological Assessment
Chapter 6 Maintain Creative and Critical Thinking
Chapter 7 Techniques and Therapies
Chapter 8 Multiculturalism as an Approach to Counseling
Chapter 9 Philosophical Counseling
Chapter 10 The Politics of Counseling: Empowerment, Control and Difference
Chapter 11 The Counseling Relationship
Chapter 12 Morals, Values and Ethics in Counseling Practice

This book is intended to provide a good, basic grounding work in the psychology of lifespan development and major psychological theories of personality and their application to counseling. The book includes basic counseling skills and group facilitation of personal development. The book will focus on counselor's work as well as a counselor's typical day, provide understanding into how personal and professional ethics play a major role in the dynamics between counselor and client, and the challenges of various abnormal behaviors and mental disorders a professional counselor must face in helping people to live their own life rather than be loved by it.

College of Arts and Sciences Bachelor of Science in Psychology

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