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ISBN-13 ‏ : ‎ 9798214354903

Author: Gerald Corey

Additional ISBNs: 9780357231647, 9781305855953, 9781305263727, 9781305857469, 9780357469095, 9781337029629, 9780357687734, 9781337231022, 9781337250627, 9780357172780

Theory and Practice of Counseling and Psychotherapy, Enhanced

Incorporating the thinking, feeling, and behaving dimensions of human experience, the tenth edition of Corey’s best-selling text helps you compare and contrast the therapeutic models expressed in counseling theories. Corey introduces you to the major theories (psychoanalytic, Adlerian, existential, person-centered, Gestalt, reality, behavior, cognitive-behavior, family systems, feminist, postmodern, and integrative approaches) and demonstrates how each theory can be applied to two cases (“Stan” and “Gwen”). He shows you how to apply theories in practice, and helps you learn to integrate the theories into an individualized counseling style. New learning objectives identify key aspects of each theory and focus your study.

Cover Page
Title Page
Copyright Page
Dedication
About the Author
Preface to Tenth Edition
Acknowledgments
Part 1. Basic Issues in Counseling Practice
1. Introduction and Overview
Introduction
Where I Stand
Suggestions for Using the Book
Overview of the Theory Chapters
Introduction to the Case of Stan
Intake Interview and Stan’s Autobiography
Overview of Some Key Themes in Stan’s Life
Introduction to the Case of Gwen
Meet Dr. Kellie Kirksey
Background on the Case of Gwen
Intake Session
Video on Counseling Sessions with Gwen
Overview of Video MindTap Program for The Case of Gwen
Chapter 1 Intake Session
Chapter 2 Multicultural Perspectives
Chapter 3 Informed Consent Session
Chapter 4 Psychoanalytic (Psychodynamic) Therapy
Chapter 5 Adlerian Therapy
Chapter 6 Existential Therapy
Chapter 7 Person-Centered Therapy
Chapter 8 Gestalt Therapy
Chapter 9 Behavior Therapy
Chapter 10 Cognitive Behavior Therapy
Chapter 11 Choice Theory/Reality Therapy
Chapter 12 Feminist Therapy/Social Justice
Chapter 13 Postmodern Approaches: Solution-Focused Brief Therapy
Chapter 14 Family Systems Therapy
Chapter 15 Integrative Approaches
2. The Counselor: Person and Professional
Introduction
The Counselor as a Therapeutic Person
Personal Characteristics of Effective Counselors
Personal Therapy for the Counselor
The Counselor’s Values and the Therapeutic Process
The Role of Values in Counseling
The Role of Values in Developing Therapeutic Goals
Becoming an Effective Multicultural Counselor
Acquiring Competencies in Multicultural Counseling
Incorporating Culture in Counseling Practice
Issues Faced by Beginning Therapists
Dealing With Anxiety
Being Yourself and Self-Disclosure
Avoiding Perfectionism
Being Honest About Your Limitations
Understanding Silence
Dealing With Demands From Clients
Dealing With Clients Who Lack Commitment
Tolerating Ambiguity
Becoming Aware of Your Countertransference
Developing a Sense of Humor
Sharing Responsibility With the Client
Declining to Give Advice
Defining Your Role as a Counselor
Maintaining Your Vitality as a Person and as a Professional
Summary
3. Ethical Issues in Counseling Practice
Introduction
Putting Clients’ Needs Before Your Own
Ethical Decision Making
The Role of Ethics Codes as a Catalyst for Improving Practice
Some Steps in Making Ethical Decisions
The Right of Informed Consent
Dimensions of Confidentiality
Ethical Concerns with the Use of Technology
Exceptions to Confidentiality and Privileged Communication
Ethical Issues From a Multicultural Perspective
Are Current Theories Adequate in Working With Culturally Diverse Populations?
Is Counseling Culture-Bound?
Focusing on Both Individual and Environmental Factors
Ethical Issues in the Assessment Process
The Role of Assessment and Diagnosis in Counseling
Ethical Aspects of Evidence-Based Practice
Managing Multiple Relationships in Counseling Practice
Perspectives on Multiple Relationships
Becoming an Ethical Counselor
Summary
Where to Go From Here
Recommended Supplementary Readings for Part 1
Part 2. Theories and Techniques of Counseling
4. Psychoanalytic Therapy
Introduction
Key Concepts
View of Human Nature
Structure of Personality
Consciousness and the Unconscious
Anxiety
Ego-Defense Mechanisms
Development of Personality
The Therapeutic Process
Therapeutic Goals
Therapist’s Function and Role
Client’s Experience in Therapy
Relationship Between Therapist and Client
Application: Therapeutic Techniques and Procedures
Maintaining the Analytic Framework
Free Association
Interpretation
Dream Analysis
Analysis and Interpretation of Resistance
Analysis and Interpretation of Transference
Application to Group Counseling
Jung’s Perspective on the Development of Personality
Contemporary Trends: Object-Relations Theory, Self Psychology, and Relational Psychoanalysis
Summary of Stages of Development
Some Directions of Contemporary Psychodynamic Therapy
Psychoanalytic Therapy From a Multicultural Perspective
Strengths From a Diversity Perspective
Shortcomings From a Diversity Perspective
Summary and Evaluation
Self-Reflection and Discussion Questions
Where to Go From Here
Recommended Supplementary Readings
5. Adlerian Therapy
Introduction
Key Concepts
View of Human Nature
Subjective Perception of Reality
Unity and Patterns of Human Personality
Social Interest and Community Feeling
The Life Tasks
Birth Order and Sibling Relationships
The Therapeutic Process
Therapeutic Goals
Therapist’s Function and Role
Client’s Experience in Therapy
Relationship Between Therapist and Client
Application: Therapeutic Techniques and Procedures
Phase 1: Establish the Relationship
Phase 2: Assessing the Individual’s Psychological Dynamics
Phase 3: Encourage Self-Understanding and Insight
Phase 4: Reorientation and Reeducation
Areas of Application
Adlerian Therapy From a Multicultural Perspective
Strengths From a Diversity Perspective
Shortcomings From a Diversity Perspective
Summary and Evaluation
Self-Reflection and Discussion Questions
Where to Go From Here
Recommended Supplementary Readings
6. Existential Therapy
Introduction
Historical Background in Philosophy and Existentialism
Key Figures in Contemporary Existential Psychotherapy
Key Concepts
View of Human Nature
Proposition 1: The Capacity for Self-Awareness
Proposition 2: Freedom and Responsibility
Proposition 3: Striving for Identity and Relationship to Others
Proposition 4: The Search for Meaning
Proposition 5: Anxiety as a Condition of Living
Proposition 6: Awareness of Death and Nonbeing
The Therapeutic Process
Therapeutic Goals
Therapist’s Function and Role
Client’s Experience in Therapy
Relationship Between Therapist and Client
Application: Therapeutic Techniques and Procedures
Phases of Existential Counseling
Clients Appropriate for Existential Counseling
Application to Brief Therapy
Application to Group Counseling
Existential Therapy From a Multicultural Perspective
Strengths From a Diversity Perspective
Shortcomings From a Diversity Perspective
Summary and Evaluation
Self-Reflection and Discussion Questions
Where to Go From Here
Recommended Supplementary Readings
7. Person-Centered Therapy
Introduction
Four Periods of Development of the Approach
Emotion-Focused Therapy
Existentialism and Humanism
Abraham Maslow’s Contributions to Humanistic Psychology
Key Concepts
View of Human Nature
The Therapeutic Process
Therapeutic Goals
Therapist’s Function and Role
Client’s Experience in Therapy
Relationship Between Therapist and Client
Application: Therapeutic Techniques and Procedures
Early Emphasis on Reflection of Feelings
Evolution of Person-Centered Methods
The Role of Assessment
Application of the Philosophy of the Person-Centered Approach
Application to Crisis Intervention
Application to Group Counseling
Person-Centered Expressive Arts Therapy
Principles of Expressive Arts Therapy
Creativity and Offering Stimulating Experiences
Motivational Interviewing
The MI Spirit
The Basic Principles of Motivational Interviewing
The Stages of Change
Person-Centered Therapy From a Multicultural Perspective
Strengths From a Diversity Perspective
Shortcomings From a Diversity Perspective
Summary and Evaluation
Self-Reflection and Discussion Questions
Where to Go From Here
Recommended Supplementary Readings
8. Gestalt Therapy
Introduction
Key Concepts
View of Human Nature
Some Principles of Gestalt Therapy Theory
Contact and Resistances to Contact
The Now
Unfinished Business
Energy and Blocks to Energy
The Therapeutic Process
Therapeutic Goals
Therapist’s Function and Role
Client’s Experience in Therapy
Relationship Between Therapist and Client
Application: Therapeutic Techniques and Procedures
The Experiment in Gestalt Therapy
Preparing Clients for Gestalt Experiments
The Role of Confrontation
Gestalt Therapy Interventions
Application to Group Counseling
Gestalt Therapy From a Multicultural Perspective
Strengths From a Diversity Perspective
Shortcomings From a Diversity Perspective
Summary and Evaluation
Self-Reflection and Discussion Questions
Where to Go From Here
Recommended Supplementary Readings
9. Behavior Therapy
Introduction
Historical Background
Four Areas of Development
Key Concepts
Current Trend in Behavior Therapy
Basic Characteristics and Assumptions
The Therapeutic Process
Therapeutic Goals
Therapist’s Function and Role
Client’s Experience in Therapy
Relationship Between Therapist and Client
Application: Therapeutic Techniques and Procedures
Applied Behavioral Analysis: Operant Conditioning Techniques
Progressive Muscle Relaxation
Systematic Desensitization
In Vivo Exposure and Flooding
Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing
Social Skills Training
Self-Management Programs and Self-Directed Behavior
Multimodal Therapy: Clinical Behavior Therapy
Mindfulness and Acceptance-Based Approaches
Application to Group Counseling
Behavior Therapy From a Multicultural Perspective
Strengths From a Diversity Perspective
Shortcomings From a Diversity Perspective
Summary and Evaluation
Self-Reflection and Discussion Questions
Where to Go From Here
Recommended Supplementary Readings
10. Cognitive Behavior Therapy
Introduction
Albert Ellis’s Rational Emotive Behavior Therapy
Introduction
Key Concepts
View of Emotional Disturbance
A-B-C Framework
The Therapeutic Process
Therapeutic Goals
Therapist’s Function and Role
Client’s Experience in Therapy
Relationship Between Therapist and Client
Application: Therapeutic Techniques and Procedures
The Practice of Rational Emotive Behavior Therapy
Applications of REBT as a Brief Therapy
Application to Group Counseling
Aaron Beck’s Cognitive Therapy
Introduction
A Generic Cognitive Model
Basic Principles of Cognitive Therapy
The Client–Therapist Relationship
Applications of Cognitive Therapy
Christine Padesky and Kathleen Mooney’s Strengths-Based Cognitive Behavioral Therapy
Introduction
Basic Principles of Strengths-Based CBT
The Client–Therapist Relationship
Applications of Strengths-Based CBT
Donald Meichenbaum’s Cognitive Behavior Modification
Introduction
How Behavior Changes
Stress Inoculation Training
A Cognitive Narrative Approach to Cognitive Behavior Therapy
Cognitive Behavior Therapy From a Multicultural Perspective
Strengths From a Diversity Perspective
Shortcomings From a Diversity Perspective
Summary and Evaluation
Self-Reflection and Discussion Questions
Where to Go From Here
Recommended Supplementary Readings
11. Choice Theory/Reality Therapy
Introduction
Key Concepts
View of Human Nature
Choice Theory Explanation of Behavior
Characteristics of Reality Therapy
The Therapeutic Process
Therapeutic Goals
Therapist’s Function and Role
Client’s Experience in Therapy
Relationship Between Therapist and Client
Application: Therapeutic Techniques and Procedures
The Practice of Reality Therapy
The Counseling Environment
Procedures That Lead to Change
The “WDEP” System
Application to Group Counseling
Choice Theory/Reality Therapy From a Multicultural Perspective
Strengths From a Diversity Perspective
Shortcomings From a Diversity Perspective
Summary and Evaluation
Self-Reflection and Discussion Questions
Where to Go From Here
Recommended Supplementary Readings
12. Feminist Therapy
Introduction
History and Development
Key Concepts
Constructs of Feminist Theory
Feminist Perspective on Personality Development
Relational-Cultural Theory
Principles of Feminist Therapy
The Therapeutic Process
Therapeutic Goals
Therapist’s Function and Role
Client’s Experience in Therapy
Relationship Between Therapist and Client
Application: Therapeutic Techniques and Procedures
The Role of Assessment and Diagnosis
Techniques and Strategies
The Role of Men in Feminist Therapy
Feminist Therapy From a Multicultural and Social Justice Perspective
Strengths From a Diversity Perspective
Shortcomings From a Diversity Perspective
Summary and Evaluation
Self-Reflection and Discussion Questions
Where to Go From Here
Recommended Supplementary Readings
13. Postmodern Approaches
Some Contemporary Founders of Postmodern Therapies
Introduction to Social Constructionism
Historical Glimpse of Social Constructionism
The Collaborative Language Systems Approach
Solution-Focused Brief Therapy
Introduction
Key Concepts
The Therapeutic Process
Application: Therapeutic Techniques and Procedures
Narrative Therapy
Introduction
Key Concepts
The Therapeutic Process
Application: Therapeutic Techniques and Procedures
Postmodern Approaches From a Multicultural Perspective
Strengths From a Diversity Perspective
Shortcomings From a Diversity Perspective
Summary and Evaluation
Self-Reflection and Discussion Questions
Where to Go From Here
Recommended Supplementary Readings
14. Family Systems Therapy
Introduction
The Family Systems Perspective
Differences Between Systemic and Individual Approaches
Development of Family Systems Therapy
Structural-Strategic Family Therapy
Recent Innovations in Family Therapy
A Multilayered Process of Family Therapy
Forming a Relationship
Conducting an Assessment
Hypothesizing and Sharing Meaning
Facilitating Change
Family Systems Therapy From a Multicultural Perspective
Strengths From a Diversity Perspective
Shortcomings From a Diversity Perspective
Summary and Evaluation
Self-Reflection and Discussion Questions
Where to Go From Here
Recommended Supplementary Readings
Part 3. Integration and Application
15. An Integrative Perspective
Introduction
The Movement Toward Psychotherapy Integration
Pathways Toward Psychotherapy Integration
Advantages of Psychotherapy Integration
The Challenge of Developing an Integrative Perspective
Integration of Multicultural Issues in Counseling
Integration of Spirituality and Religion in Counseling
Issues Related to the Therapeutic Process
Therapeutic Goals
Therapist’s Function and Role
Client’s Experience in Therapy
Relationship Between Therapist and Client
The Place of Techniques and Evaluation in Counseling
Drawing on Techniques From Various Approaches
Evaluating the Effectiveness of Counseling and Therapy
Feedback-Informed Treatment
Summary
Concluding Comments
Self-Reflection and Discussion Questions
Where to Go From Here
Recommended Supplementary Readings
16. Case Illustration: An Integrative Approach in Working With Stan
Counseling Stan: Integration of Therapies
A Place to Begin
Clarifying the Therapeutic Relationship
Clarifying the Goals of Therapy
Working with Stan’s Past, Present, and Future
Identifying Feelings
Expressing and Exploring Feelings
The Thinking Dimension in Therapy
Doing: Another Essential Component of Therapy
Working Toward Revised Decisions
Encouraging Stan to Work with His Family of Origin
The Spiritual Dimension
Working with Stan’s Drinking Problem
Moving Toward Termination of Therapy
Encouraging Stan to Join a Therapy Group
Commentary on the Thinking, Feeling, and Doing Perspective
17. Transactional Analysis
Introduction
Historical Background
Key Concepts
View of Human Nature
The Ego States
The Need for Strokes
Injunctions and Counterinjunctions
Decisions and Redecisions
Games
Basic Psychological Life Positions and Lifescripts
The Therapeutic Process
Therapeutic Goals
Therapist’s Function and Role
Client’s Experience in Therapy
Relationship between Therapist and Client
Application: Therapeutic Techniques and Procedures
Therapeutic Procedures
Application to Groups
Applying Transactional Analysis in School Counseling
Transactional Analysis from a Multicultural Perspective
Contributions to Multicultural Counseling
Limitations for Multicultural Counseling
Summary and Evaluation
Summary
Contributions of Transactional Analysis
Limitations and Criticisms of Transactional Analysis
Experiential Exercises and Activities for Transactional Analysis
Where to Go from Here
Recommended Supplementary Readings
References and Suggested Readings
A Case Illustration: A Transactional Analyst’s Perspective on Ruth by John M. Dusay, M.D.
Chapter 1. Introduction and Overview
Overview of the Therapeutic Perspectives
Basic Assumptions
Using Techniques From All Approaches
Perspectives on Assessment
Psychoanalytic Therapy
General Guidelines for Assessment
Therapeutic Goals
The Case of Ruth
Ruth’s Autobiography
Diagnostic Impressions of Ruth
What to Look for in the Theory Chapters
Questions for Reflection
Chapter 2. Case Approach to Psychoanalytic Therapy
A Psychoanalytic Therapist’s Perspective on Ruth
Assessment of Ruth
Key Issues and Themes in Working With Ruth
Symptoms and Psychodynamics
Treatment Techniques
Jerry Corey’s Work With Ruth From a Psychoanalytic Perspective
Basic Assumptions
Assessment of Ruth
Goals of Therapy
Therapeutic Procedures
The Therapeutic Process
Some Final Thoughts
Questions for Reflection
Notes
Chapter 3. Case Approach to Adlerian Therapy
An Adlerian Therapist’s Perspective on Ruth
Introduction
The Initial Interview
Ruth’s Lifestyle Assessment
Adlerian Brief Therapy With Ruth
The Flow of Adlerian Brief Therapy
Jerry Corey’s Work With Ruth From an Adlerian Perspective
Basic Assumptions
Assessment of Ruth
Goals of Therapy
Therapeutic Procedures
The Therapeutic Process
Some Final Thoughts
Questions for Reflection
Notes
Chapter 4. Case Approach to Existential Therapy
An Existential Therapist’s Perspective on Ruth
Introduction
Assessment of Ruth
Goals of Counseling
Counseling Process and Technique
Time-Limited Counseling
Jerry Corey’s Work With Ruth From an Existential Perspective
Basic Assumptions
Initial Assessment of Ruth
Goals of Therapy
Therapeutic Procedures
The Therapeutic Process
Some Final Thoughts
Questions for Reflection
Notes
Chapter 5. Case Approach to Person-Centered Therapy
A Person-Centered Therapist’s Perspective on Ruth
Introduction
Assessment of Ruth
Key Issues
Therapeutic Process and Techniques
Concluding Comments
Jerry Corey’s Work With Ruth From a Person-Centered Perspective
Basic Assumptions
Assessment of Ruth
Goals of Therapy
Therapeutic Procedures
The Therapeutic Process
Some Final Thoughts
Questions for Reflection
Notes
Chapter 6. Case Approach to Gestalt Therapy
A Gestalt Therapist’s Perspective on Ruth
Introduction
Assessment of Ruth
Key Issues and Themes
Therapeutic Interventions
Jerry Corey’s Work With Ruth From a Gestalt Perspective
Basic Assumptions
Assessment of Ruth
Goals of Therapy
Therapeutic Procedures
Some Final Thoughts
Questions for Reflection
Notes
Chapter 7. Case Approach to Behavior Therapy
A Multimodal Behavior Therapist’s Perspective on Ruth
Introduction
Multimodal Assessment of Ruth
Selecting Techniques and Strategies
Therapy Sessions With Ruth
A Conjoint Session With Ruth and John
Concluding Comments
Another Behavior Therapist’s Perspective on Ruth
Introduction
Basic Features of Behavior Therapy
The Process of Behavior Therapy
Application of the Behavioral Approach with Ruth
Process Commentary
Goal One: Panic Reduction
Goal Two: Identity, Phase of Life, and Unemployment
Concluding Commentary
Jerry Corey’s Work With Ruth From a Behavioral Perspective
Basic Assumption
Assessment of Ruth
Goals of Therapy
Therapeutic Procedures
The Therapeutic Process
Some Final Thoughts
Questions for Reflection
Notes
Chapter 8. Case Approach to Cognitive Behavior Therapy
A Rational Emotive Behavior Therapist’s Perspective on Ruth
Introduction
Assessment of Ruth
Key Issues and Themes
Applying Therapeutic Techniques
A Cognitive Behavioral Approach to Family Therapy With Ruth
Introduction
Basic Concepts and Assumptions
Assessment of Ruth
Initial Session With Ruth’s Current Family
Jerry Corey’s Work With Ruth From a Cognitive Behavioral Perspective
Basic Assumptions
Initial Assessment of Ruth
Goals of the Therapy
Therapeutic Procedures
The Therapeutic Process
Some Final Thoughts
Questions for Reflection
Notes
Chapter 9. Case Approach to Reality Therapy
A Reality Therapist’s Perspective on Ruth
Introduction
Assessment of Ruth
Key Issues and Themes
Therapeutic Techniques
A Sample Session With Ruth
Another Reality Therapist’s Perspective on Ruth
Introduction
Working With Ruth’s Depression
Exploring What Ruth Wants
Helping Ruth Evaluate What She Is Doing
Jerry Corey’s Work With Ruth From a Reality Therapy Perspective
Introduction
Assessment of Ruth
Goals of Therapy
Therapeutic Procedures
The Therapeutic Process
Some Final Thoughts
Questions for Reflection
Notes
Chapter 10. Case Approach to Feminist Therapy
A Feminist Therapist’s Perspective on Ruth
Introduction
Approaches to Feminist Therapy
Initial Assessment and Evaluation
The Therapeutic Relationship
Interventions and Therapy Goals
Glimpses of Ruth’s Therapy
Jerry Corey’s Work With Ruth From a Feminist Perspective
Introduction
Basic Assumptions
Assessment of Ruth
Goals of Therapy
Therapeutic Procedures
The Therapeutic Process
Some Final Thoughts
Questions for Reflection
Notes
Chapter 11. Case Approach to Postmodern Approaches
A Client-Directed, Solution-Focused Brief Therapist’s Perspective on Ruth
Foundations and Assumptions
Tasks and Techniques
Assessment and Evaluation
The Therapeutic Process
Future Sessions and Termination
A Narrative Therapist’s Perspective on Ruth
Introduction
Basic Assumptions
Narrative Techniques
Preparing for a Therapeutic Conversation With Ruth
Initial Assessment and Evaluation
Therapeutic Processes and Procedures
Future Challenges
Concluding My Work With Ruth
Narrative Therapy: A Remembering Conversation with Ruth
Introduction
Key Concepts and Goals
Themes in Ruth’s Life Serving as a Focus for Therapy
Initial Assessment and Evaluation
Therapeutic Processes and Procedures
Therapy in Action
Jerry Corey’s Work With Ruth From a Postmodern Perspective: A Commentary
Introduction
Basic Assumptions
The Therapeutic Process
Some Final Thoughts
Questions for Reflection
Notes
Chapter 12. Case Approach to Family Therapy
A Family Systems Therapist’s Perspective on Ruth
Introduction
Confidentiality and Dealing With Secrets
Considering the Cultural Perspective
Key Themes and Issues
Forming a Relationship
Systemic Assessment
Key Issues in Family Therapy
Working with Diagnosis
From Shared Hypothesis to Facilitating Change
Phase 1: Session With Ruth and John
Phase 2: Ruth’s Genogram
Phase 3: Presenting Ruth With the Idea of Family Therapy
Some Final Thoughts
Questions for Reflection
Chapter 13. Counseling Ruth From Multicultural Perspectives
Ruth as a Latina: An Integrative Culturally Grounded Perspective
Introduction
Initial Interview and Assessment of Ruth
Goals of Therapy
Key Issues and Themes
Therapeutic Process and Techniques
Concluding Comments
Ruth as an Asian American: A Multicultural Integrative Perspective
Introduction
Assessment of Therapist
Assessment of Ruth
Key Issues
Goals of Therapy
Therapeutic Process and Techniques
Concluding Comments
Ruth as an African American: A Spiritually Focused Integrative Perspective
Introduction
Assessment of Ruth
Goals of Therapy
Key Issues and Themes
Therapeutic Process and Procedures
The Beginning Phase of Therapy
The Middle Phase of Therapy
Final Stages of Therapy
Concluding Comments
Jerry Corey’s Work With Ruth From a Multicultural Perspective
The Many Faces of Ruth
Some Final Thoughts
Questions for Reflection
Chapter 14. Integrative Approaches and Developing Your Own Therapeutic Style
An Integrative Therapist’s Perspective on Ruth
Introduction
Initial Consultation
Assessment of Ruth
Goals of Therapy
Therapeutic Process and Procedures
Concluding Comments
Questions for Reflection
Jerry Corey’s Integrative Approach to Working With Ruth
Initial Stages of Work With Ruth
Therapy Proceeds
Working With Ruth in Cognitive, Emotive, and Behavioral Ways
Evaluating Ruth’s Therapy Experience
Concluding Comments
How Would You Work With Ruth Using Your Own Approach?
An Exercise: Themes in Ruth’s Life
Notes
Part 1. Basic Issues in Counseling Practice
Chapter 1. Introduction and Overview
Introduction to this Manual
Acknowledgments
How to use the Student Manual with the Textbook
Jerry Corey Begins Counseling Stan
Session 1. Intake and Assessment (A simulated demonstration)
A Suggested In-Class Activity
Suggested In-Class Activities and Exercises for Counseling Gwen: Introduction and Intake Session
Reviewing the Highlights of a Theory
Survey of Attitudes and Values Related to Counseling and Psychotherapy
A Self-Inventory and Pretest
Chapter 2. The Counselor: Person and Professional
A Survey of Your Attitudes and Beliefs About the Counselor as Person and Professional
Suggestions on How to Use This Inventory
Glossary of Key Terms
Counselor Values and the Therapeutic Process
The Role of Values in Counseling
Dealing With Value Conflicts
Some Questions You Might Explore
Becoming an Effective Multicultural Counselor
Multicultural Counseling Competencies: A Self-Examination
Suggested Activity
Cultural Diversity in Counseling Practice
A Suggested In-Class Activity
Suggested Activity
Personal Issues in Counseling and Psychotherapy
Suggested In-Class Activity
A Small Group Exercise
Personal Strategies for Self-Care and Managing Stress
Quiz on the Counselor: Person and Professional
A Comprehension Check
Chapter 3. Ethical Issues in Counseling Practice
Ethical Issues and Problems for Examination
Glossary of Key Terms
Self-Inventory of Attitudes Relating to Ethics Issues
Some Suggestions for Using This Self-Inventory
Cases Involving Ethical Dilemmas
Dealing With Sexual Attractions
Dealing With a Client’s Initiative
A Colleague Having an Affair With a Former Student
Racism Among Your Colleagues
Some Cases Pertaining to Confidentiality
Additional Cases to Consider
Suggested Activities and Exercises
Know the Codes of Ethics of Professional Organizations
Quiz on Ethical Issues in Counseling Practice
A Comprehension Check
Part 2. Theories and Techniques of Counseling
Chapter 4. Psychoanalytic Therapy
Prechapter Self-Inventory
Overview of Psychoanalytic Therapy
Key Figures and Major Focus
Philosophy and Basic Assumptions
Key Concepts
Therapeutic Goals
Therapeutic Relationship
Techniques and Procedures
Applications
Multicultural Perspectives
Contributions
Limitations
Glossary of Key Terms
An Expert’s Perspective on Psychoanalytic Therapy, by William Blau
Questions For Reflection and Discussion
Suggested Activities and Exercises
Jerry Corey Counsels Stan from a Psychoanalytic Perspective
Session 2. Psychoanalytic Therapy Applied to the Case of Stan
A Suggested In-Class Activity
Jerry Corey’s Work with Ruth from a Psychoanalytic Perspective
Some Background Data on Ruth
Exploring Psychoanalytic Themes With Ruth
You Continue Working With Ruth
Suggested In-Class Activities and Exercises for Counseling Gwen From a Psychoanalytic Perspective
A Case from a Psychoanalytic Perspective
Jonas: “A History of Unstable Relationships”
Background Information
Dr. Ruby Works With Jonas From a Psychoanalytically Oriented Perspective
Follow-Up: You Continue as Jonas’s Psychoanalytically Oriented Therapist
Quiz on Psychoanalytic Therapy
A Comprehension Check
Chapter 5. Adlerian Therapy
Prechapter Self-Inventory
Overview of Adlerian Therapy
Key Figures and Major Focus
Philosophy and Basic Assumptions
Key Concepts
Therapeutic Goals
Therapeutic Relationship
Techniques and Procedures
Applications
Multicultural Perspectives
Contributions
Limitations
Glossary of Key Terms
An Expert’s Perspective on Adlerian Therapy, by James Robert Bitter
Questions for Reflection and Discussion
Personal Application: the Lifestyle Assessment
Family Constellation: Birth Order and Sibling Description
Family Constellation: Parental Figures and Relationships
Early Recollections and Dreams
Lifestyle Summary
Lifestyle Assessment of Stan from an Adlerian Perspective
Family Constellation: Birth Order and Sibling Description
Family Constellation: Parental Figures and Relationships
Early Recollections and Dreams
Lifestyle Summary
Jerry Corey Counsels Stan from an Adlerian Perspective
Session 3. Adlerian Therapy Applied to the Case of Stan
A Suggested In-Class Activity
Jerry Corey’s Work with Ruth from an Adlerian Perspective
You Continue Working With Ruth
Suggested In-Class Activities and Exercises for Counseling Gwen from an Adlerian Perspective
A Case from an Adlerian Perspective
Jim: “I Need to Take a Hard Look at My Life”
Some Background Data
Dr. Watts Works With Jim From an Adlerian Perspective
Follow-Up: You Continue as Jim’s Adlerian Therapist
Quiz on Adlerian Therapy
A Comprehension Check
Chapter 6. Existential Therapy
Prechapter Self-Inventory
Overview of Existential Therapy
Key Figures and Major Focus
Philosophy and Basic Assumptions
Key Concepts
Therapeutic Goals
Therapeutic Relationship
Techniques and Procedures
Applications
Multicultural Perspectives
Contributions
Limitations
Glossary of Key Terms
An Expert’s Perspective on Existential Therapy, by Emmy Van Deurzen
Questions for Reflection and Discussion
Suggested Activities and Exercises
Ways of Being “Dead” but Still Existing
Will We Really Change?
Jerry Corey Counsels Stan from an Existential Perspective
Session 4. Existential Therapy Applied to the Case of Stan
A Suggested In-Class Activity
Jerry Corey’s Work with Ruth from an Existential Perspective
You Continue Working With Ruth From an Existential Perspective
Suggested In-Class Activities and Exercises for Counseling Gwen from an Existential Perspective
A Case from an Existential Perspective
Mahvesh: “Caught Between Two Worlds”
Background Information
Dr. Elkins’s Way of Working With Mahvesh as an Existential Therapist
Follow-Up: You Continue as Mahvesh’s Existential Therapist
Quiz on Existential Therapy
A Comprehension Check
Chapter 7. Person-Centered Therapy
Prechapter Self-Inventory
Overview of Person-Centered Therapy
Key Figure and Major Focus
Philosophy and Basic Assumptions
Key Concepts
Therapeutic Goals
Therapeutic Relationship
Techniques and Procedures
Applications
Multicultural Perspectives
Contributions
Limitations
Glossary of Key Terms
An Expert’s Perspective on Person-Centered Expressive Arts, by Natalie Rogers
Questions for Reflection and Discussion
Practical Application: Reflecting Clients’ Feelings
Jerry Corey Counsels Stan from a Person-Centered Perspective
Session 5. Person-Centered Therapy Applied to the Case of Stan
A Suggested In-Class Activity
Jerry Corey’s Work with Ruth from a Person-Centered Perspective
You Continue Working With Ruth From a Person-Centered Perspective
Suggested In-Class Activities and Exercises for Counseling Gwen from a Person-Centered Perspective
A Case from a Person-Centered Perspective
Judith: “I Have a Sexual Problem”
Background Information
Dr. Elkins’s Way of Working With Judith From a Person-Centered Perspective
Follow-Up: You Continue as Judith’s Person-Centered Therapist
Quiz on Person-Centered Therapy
A Comprehension Check
Chapter 8. Gestalt Therapy
Prechapter Self-Inventory
Overview of Gestalt Therapy
Key Figures and Major Focus
Philosophy and Basic Assumptions
Key Concepts
Therapeutic Goals
Therapeutic Relationship
Techniques and Procedures
Applications
Multicultural Perspectives
Contributions
Limitations
Glossary of Key Terms
An Expert’s Perspective on Gestalt Therapy, by Jon Frew
Questions for Reflection and Discussion
Issues and Questions for Personal Application
Jerry Corey Counsels Stan from a Gestalt Therapy Perspective
Session 6. Gestalt Therapy Applied to the Case of Stan
A Suggested In-Class Activity
Jerry Corey’s Work with Ruth from a Gestalt Therapy Perspective
You Continue Working With Ruth as Her Gestalt Therapist
Suggested In-Class Activities and Exercises for Counseling Gwen from a Gestalt Therapy Perspective
A Case from a Gestalt Perspective
David: “Following a Dream”
Background
Dr. Frew’s Way of Working With David From a Gestalt Perspective
Follow-Up: You Continue as David’s Gestalt Therapist
Quiz on Gestalt Therapy
A Comprehension Check
Chapter 9. Behavior Therapy
Prechapter Self-Inventory
Overview of Behavior Therapy
Key Figures and Major Focus
Philosophy and Basic Assumptions
Key Concepts
Therapeutic Goals
Therapeutic Relationship
Techniques and Procedures
Applications
Multicultural Perspectives
Contributions
Limitations
Glossary of Key Terms
An Expert’s Perspective on Behavior Therapy, by Sherry Cormier
Questions for Reflection and Discussion
Issues for Personal Application
Designing a Self-Management Program
Practical Applications
Translating Broad Goals Into Specific Goals
Learning How to Be Concrete
Suggested Activities and Exercises
Practicing Relaxation Training
Applying Systematic Desensitization to Yourself
Designing a Weight Control Program
A Mindfulness Exercise: Being an Observer of Your Thoughts
Jerry Corey Counsels Stan from a Behavioral Perspective
Session 7. Behavior Therapy Applied to the Case of Stan
A Suggested In-Class Activity
Jerry Corey’s Work with Ruth from a Behavioral Perspective
You Continue Working With Ruth as Her Behavior Therapist
Suggested In-Class Activities and Exercises for Counseling Gwen from a Behavior Therapy Perspective
A Case From a Multimodal Behavior Therapy Perspective
Lynn: “Struggles Over a Divorce”
Background of Client and Initial Assessment
Dr. Lazarus’s Way of Working With Lynn From a Multimodal Perspective
Follow-Up: You Continue as Lynn’s Multimodal Therapist
A Case from a Behavior Therapy Perspective
Helen: “Nasty Nails No More: A Triumph Over Nail Biting”
Background Information
Dr. Bailey’s Way of Working With Helen and Eleanor From a Behavior Therapy Perspective
Follow-Up: You Continue as Helen’s Therapist
Quiz on Behavior Therapy
A Comprehension Check
Chapter 10. Cognitive Behavior Therapy
Prechapter Self-Inventory
Overview: Rational Emotive Behavior Therapy and Cognitive Therapy
Key Figures and Major Focus
Philosophy and Basic Assumptions
Key Concepts
Therapeutic Goals
Therapeutic Relationship
Techniques and Procedures
Applications
Multicultural Perspectives
Contributions
Limitations
Glossary of Key Terms
An Expert’s Perspective on Cognitive Behavior Therapy, by Christine A. Padesky
Questions for Reflection and Discussion
Issues and Questions for Personal Application
Practical Applications
Jerry Corey Counsels Stan from a Cognitive Behavioral Perspective
Session 8. Cognitive Behavior Therapy Applied to the Case of Stan
A Suggested In-Class Activity
Jerry Corey’s Work with Ruth from a Cognitive Behavioral Perspective
You Continue Working With Ruth as Her Cognitive Behavior Therapist
Suggested In-Class Activities and Exercises for Counseling Gwen from a Cognitive Behavioral Perspective
A Case From a Cognitive Behavioral Perspective
Brittany: “Addressing Acting-Out Behavior in an Adolescent Girl”
Background Information
Dr. Bailey Works With Brittany From a Cognitive Behavioral Perspective
Follow-Up: You Continue as Brittany’s Therapist
Quiz on Cognitive Behavior Therapy
A Comprehension Check
Chapter 11. Choice Theory/Reality Therapy
Prechapter Self-Inventory
Overview of Reality Therapy/Choice Theory
Key Figures and Major Focus
Philosophy and Basic Assumptions
Key Concepts
Therapeutic Goals
Therapeutic Relationship
Techniques and Procedures
Applications
Multicultural Perspectives
Contributions
Limitations
Glossary of Key Terms
An Expert’s Perspective on Choice Theory/Reality Therapy, by Robert E. Wubbolding.
Questions for Reflection and Discussion
Practical Applications of Reality Therapy and Choice Theory
W = What Is It That You Want?
D = What Are You Doing?
E = How Willing Are You to Make a Searching Self-Evaluation?
P = Are You Ready to Make Plans to More Effectively Meet Your Needs?
Using WDEP as an Approach to Self-Improvement
Jerry Corey Counsels Stan from a Reality Therapy Perspective
Session 9. Reality Therapy Applied to the Case of Stan
A Suggested In-Class Activity
Jerry Corey’s Work with Ruth from a Reality Therapy Perspective
You Continue Working With Ruth as Her Reality Therapist
Suggested In-Class Activities and Exercises for Counseling Gwen from a Choice Theory/Reality Therapy Perspective
A Case from a Choice Theory/Reality Therapy Perspective
Sunmei: “I’m Only Here Because the Judge Ordered It”
Dr. Wubbolding’s Way of Working With Sunmei From a Reality Therapy Perspective
Helping Sunmei Evaluate Her Behavior and Make Plans for Change
Follow-Up: You Continue as Sunmei’s Reality Therapist
Quiz on Reality Therapy
A Comprehension Check
Chapter 12. Feminist Therapy
Prechapter Self-Inventory
Overview of Feminist Therapy
Key Figures and Major Focus
Philosophy and Basic Assumptions
Key Concepts
Therapeutic Goals
Therapeutic Relationship
Techniques and Procedures
Applications
Multicultural Perspectives
Contributions
Limitations
Glossary of Key Terms
An Expert’s Perspective on Feminist Therapy, by Carolyn Zerbe Enns
Questions for Reflection and Discussion
Jerry Corey Counsels Stan from a Feminist Perspective
Session 10. Feminist Therapy Applied to the Case of Stan
A Suggested In-Class Activity
Jerry Corey’s Work with Ruth from a Feminist Perspective
You Continue Working With Ruth as Her Feminist Therapist
Suggested In-Class Activities and Exercises for Counseling Gwen From a Feminist Therapy Perspective
A Case from a Feminist Therapy Perspective
Brooklin: “A Black and White Divide, or Is It?”
Background
Working With Brooklin From a Feminist Therapy Perspective
Follow-Up: You Continue as Brooklin’s Feminist Therapist
Another Case from a Feminist Therapy Perspective
Marina: “Searching for Identity”
Background
Dr. Read’s Way of Working With Marina From a Feminist Perspective
Follow-Up: You Continue as Marina’s Therapist
Quiz on Feminist Therapy
A Comprehension Check
Chapter 13. Postmodern Approaches
Prechapter Self-Inventory
Overview of Postmodern Approaches
Key Figures and Major Focus
Philosophy and Basic Assumptions
Key Concepts
Therapeutic Goals
Therapeutic Relationship
Techniques and Procedures
Applications
Multicultural Perspectives
Contributions
Limitations
Glossary of Key Terms
An Expert’s Perspective on Solution-Focused Brief Therapy, by John J. Murphy
An Expert’s Perspective on Narrative Therapy, by John Winslade
Questions for Reflection and Discussion
Issues and Questions for Personal Application
A Suggested In-Class Activity
Jerry Corey Counsels Stan from a Solution-Focused Brief Therapy Perspective
Session 11. Solution-Focused Brief Therapy Applied to the Case of Stan
A Suggested In-Class Activity
Jerry Corey Counsels Stan from a Narrative Perspective
Session 12. Narrative Therapy Applied to the Case of Stan
A Suggested In-Class Activity
Jerry Corey’s Work with Ruth from a Narrative Perspective
You Continue Working With Ruth as Her Postmodern Therapist
Suggested In-Class Activities and Exercises for Counseling Gwen from a Solution-Focused Brief Therapy Perspective
Suggested In-Class Activities and Exercises for Counseling Gwen from a Narrative Therapy Perspective
A Case from a Solution-Focused Brief Therapy Approach
Keisha: “Connecting Musical Aspirations and School Performance”
Background
Dr. Murphy Works With Keisha From a Solution-Focused Brief Therapy Perspective
Follow-Up: You Continue as Keisha’s Solution-Focused Therapist
A Case from a Narrative Therapy Approach
Natasha: “Creating the Natasha 2.0 Story”
Background
Dr. Winslade’s Work With Natasha as a Narrative Therapist
Follow-Up: You Continue as Natasha’s Narrative Therapist
Quiz on Postmodern Approaches
A Comprehension Check
Chapter 14. Family Systems Therapy
Prechapter Self-Inventory
Overview of Family Systems Therapy
Key Figures and Major Focus
Philosophy and Basic Assumptions
Key Concepts
Therapeutic Goals
Therapeutic Relationship
Role and Function of Family Therapists
Techniques and Procedures
Applications
Multicultural Perspectives
Contributions
Limitations
Glossary of Key Terms
An Expert’s Perspective on Family Systems Therapy, by James Robert Bitter
Questions for Reflection and Discussion
Suggested Activities and Exercises for Personal Application
How Your Past Influences Your Present
Understanding Your Family Structure
A Balance of Being Separate and of Belonging to a Family
Understanding the Rules of Your Family
Significant Developments in Your Family
Jerry Corey’s Work with Ruth from a Family Systems Perspective
You Continue Working With Ruth as Her Family Systems Therapist
Suggested In-Class Activities and Exercises for Counseling Gwen from a Family Systems Perspective
A Case from a Family Systems Approach
Laura: “Restructuring the Family to Fill a Void of Loss”
Background
Dr. Mallers Works With Laura From a Family Systems Approach
Follow-Up: You Continue as Laura’s Family Therapist
Quiz on Family Systems Therapy
A Comprehension Check
Part 3. Integration and Application
Chapter 15. An Integrative Perspective
Glossary of Key Terms
Applications of Theoretical Approaches to Specific Client Populations or Specific Problems
A Suggested In-Class Activity
Additional Cases for Practice
A Husband Betrayed by His Wife
A Lesbian Confronting Her Parents
A Man With a Disability Searching for Meaning and Spiritual Identity
A Woman Struggling With Her Cultural Background
A Man Grieving Over the Loss of His Wife
A Woman Who Wants Her Marriage and Her Affair
Jerry Corey Counsels Stan from an Integrative Perspective
Session 13. An Integrative Approach to Working With Stan
A Suggested In-Class Activity
An Activity: You Demonstrate Your Integrative Approach in Working With Stan
Jerry Corey’s Work with Ruth from an Integrative Perspective
Session 1. Beginning of Counseling
Session 2. The Therapeutic Relationship
Session 3. Establishing Therapeutic Goals
Session 4. Understanding and Addressing Diversity
Session 5. Understanding and Working With Resistance
Session 6. Cognitive Focus in Counseling
Session 7. Emotive Focus in Counseling
Session 8. Behavioral Focus in Counseling
Session 9. An Integrative Perspective
Session 10. Working With Transference and Countertransference
Session 11. Understanding How the Past Influences the Present and the Future
Session 12. Working Toward Decisions and Behavior Change
Session 13. Evaluation and Termination
Suggested In-Class Activities and Exercises for Counseling Gwen from an Integrative Perspective
Concluding Comments
Questions and Issues: Guidelines for Developing Your Personal Style of Counseling
Suggested Activities and Exercises: Developing Your Philosophy of Counseling
Quiz on an Integrative Perspective
A Comprehension Check
References and Suggested Readings

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