Contemporary adolescent psychological counseling

Author: Wu Zengqiang
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Publish Date: 2003-01-01
Features: This book is set against the backdrop of social transition and quality education, delving deeply into adolescent psychology and development from perspectives such as self-awareness, emotions, sexual psychology, learning, moral development, as well as cultural and school/family environments. It analyzes the dilemmas adolescents face during their growth and proposes relevant psychological counseling strategies to help more young people understand themselves and improve. The book also aims to enable more teachers and parents to understand adolescents and care about their development. The entire work integrates theoretical depth, scientific rigor, readability, and practicality, striving to introduce the latest theories in an accessible manner. With vivid case studies, it provides an insightful look into the psychological journey of contemporary adolescents and offers practical and effective counseling methods. This book is suitable for a wide range of readers, including primary and secondary school teachers, student parents, middle school students, university and college students in relevant fields, as well as serving as a training textbook and teaching reference for psychological counseling instructors.