Psychological Counseling -- Practical Counseling Skills and Psychological Case Analysis

Author: Chen Zhi
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Publish Date: 2002-08-01
Features: This book is divided into three main parts. The first part is the theoretical section, which primarily discusses modern social life and psychological counseling, the meaning and nature of psychological counseling, the types and forms of psychological counseling, the principles and general process of psychological counseling, the qualities and abilities of psychological counselors, the theories and methods of psychoanalysis, the theories and methods of behavior therapy, the theories and methods of rational-emotive therapy, the theories and methods of humanistic therapy, and the commonly used techniques in psychological counseling. The second part is the practical section, which discusses the application of psychological counseling in fields such as learning counseling, online counseling, and group counseling from a practical perspective. The third part focuses on the application of psychological tests in psychological counseling, emphasizing the psychological test scales used by counselors. This book comprehensively and systematically introduces the theories, techniques, and applications of psychological counseling in practice, providing a relatively complete reflection of the overall development of contemporary psychological counseling theories. It is rich in content, fluent in language, and offers valuable guidance for psychological counseling practice. It is suitable for psychological workers, school teachers, ideological and political workers, moral education workers, social workers, college and university students, psychology enthusiasts, and readers who wish to understand, learn, and engage in psychological counseling work. It can also serve as a training textbook for professionals in psychological counseling and therapy.