Classic Cases in Counseling and Therapy: 6th Edition (6th Edition)

Author: Kerui
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Publish Date: 2004-09-01
Features: The book "Classic Cases of Counseling and Psychotherapy" reflects my increasing emphasis on bridging the gap between communication and counseling practice through demonstrations and case studies. This book attempts to stimulate a unique learning experience through the progress of therapeutic work. It also provides students with the opportunity to work on cases from the perspective of 11 different therapeutic theories: psychoanalytic therapy, Adlerian therapy, existential therapy, client-centered therapy, Gestalt therapy, reality therapy, behavioral therapy, cognitive-behavioral therapy, feminist therapy, postmodern therapy, and family systems therapy. Through the case of Rose, the book comprehensively presents the treatment methods of the main schools of counseling to the readers. Therapists from 11 different schools of psychotherapy come together to diagnose and treat Rose. They apply the treatment assumptions, treatment goals, and treatment procedures of their respective schools to Rose. In each chapter, readers can see the specific treatment methods of one or more therapists from each school. Especially, many therapists provide dialogue records with Rose, allowing readers to immerse themselves in the therapeutic context and appreciate each treatment method in detail. Readers can follow the therapists in the book, gain an in-depth understanding of Rose's case, experience the therapeutic process, and gain insights into the treatment theories. Through the analysis of Rose's specific problems, the dialogue between the therapists and her, and the evaluation of treatment goals and processes, readers vividly see how to conduct counseling and psychotherapy for specific individuals and issues in actual practice.