2nd Edition
Guiding The Family Practical Counseling Techniques
376 Pages
by
Routledge
376 Pages
by
Routledge
376 Pages
by
Routledge
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Based on the Individual Psychology as formulated by Alfred Adler and expanded by Rudolf Dreikurs, this second edition provides easily understood theory for the professional student and a wealth of practical suggestions for parents and educators.. It is designed to help parents, grandparents, baby sitters, clergy, teachers, nannies and others who may influence the child's psychological development.... Read more
Table of Contents, Dedication, Foreword (to the Revised Edition), Foreword (to the First Edition), Preface, Acknowledgements Historical Overview, Adlerian Theory and Family Counseling. The Counselor. Basic Steps in Family Counseling, Psychological Premises. Diagnostic Techniques: Gathering Significant Information. Corrective Measures. Working with Specific Problems. Counseling Adolescents. Teens, Addiction, and Abuse. Special Families. Case Studies. Appendices. Index. About the Authors.
Biography
Bernice Bronia Grunwald, Harold McAbee
"Relatively few psychologists are knowledgeable about Adlerian psychology, and [this book] can redress some of that lack...[C]ounselors, psychotherapists, teachers, social workers, and many other professionals will find excellent ideas here for how to help children adolescents, and their families." -- Contemporary Psychology
"While the book is directed primarily to a professional audience and should become the textbook for family counselors, it can have a direct personal benefit to parents and others who are tangentially involved in the field of family counseling--physicians, lawyers, ministers, teachers, nurses and others who work with parents with problems." -- R. J. Corsini, Ph.D., about the first edition
