Building Basic Therapeutic Skills: A Practical Guide for Current Mental Health Practice

Advance Praise for Building Basic Therapeutic Skills
"Jeanne Heaton provides guidance to the student therapist with a book that demonstrates both her humanity and wisdom. Of all those skills that she promotes, perhaps the most important is her profound respect for the client."—Michael J. Lambert, Ph.D., professor of psychology, Brigham Young University and coauthor of Assessing Outcome in Clinical Practice
"A valuable and essential textbook for mental health educators supervising practicum and internship students. I’ll be using it as a textbook in my teaching at Ohio State University." Daniel R. Merz, Ph.D., L.P.C.C., counselor educator, The Ohio State University
"A masterful job of presenting the cumulative effects of the experience of a senior therapist into a clear and concise volume." John M. Sell, Ph.D., Senior Vice President, Reedie & Co.
"Contains excellent and culturally sensitive examples of not only what to do but how to do it." Sheila Y. Williams, M.Ed., L.P.C.C., University Counselor/Private Practitioner and member, State of Ohio Counselor and Social Worker Board Testing Committee Chair, American Association of State Counseling Boards
"Clear, concise, and down–to–earth. . . . It belongs in the library, if not the hip pocket, of anyone who is studying to be a therapist or is just beginning to practice. This is the book I wish I had written." Steven Jay Lynn, Ph.D., professor of psychology, State University of New York at Binghamton
"A valuable resource for the student and beginning therapist. . . .an excellent review for the experienced therapist."—Barry G. Ginsberg, Ph.D., director, Center of Relationship Enhancement author of Relation Enhancement Family Therapy


Spis treści:
Developing Observational Skill.
Essential Evaluations and Assessments.
First Session: Diagnosis and Treatment Planning.
Establishing Rapport.
Therapeutic Interviewing.
Managing Emergencies and Crisis.
Practical Predicaments and Ethical Dilemmas: What to Do When . . .
Using Yourself: A Therapeutic Challenge.
Making the Most of Supervision: Dual Perspectives.

Nota biograficzna:
JEANNE ALBRONDA HEATON is a psychologist at Ohio University′s Counseling and Psychological Services and in private practice in Athens. She is the coauthor of Tuning in Trouble (Jossey–Bass, 1996).

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Advance Praise for Building Basic Therapeutic Skills
"Jeanne Heaton provides guidance to the student therapist with a book that demonstrates both her humanity and wisdom. Of all those skills that she promotes, perhaps the most important is her profound respect for the client."—Michael J. Lambert, Ph.D., professor of psychology, Brigham Young University and coauthor of Assessing Outcome in Clinical Practice
"A valuable and essential textbook for mental health educators supervising practicum and internship students. I’ll be using it as a textbook in my teaching at Ohio State University." Daniel R. Merz, Ph.D., L.P.C.C., counselor educator, The Ohio State University
"A masterful job of presenting the cumulative effects of the experience of a senior therapist into a clear and concise volume." John M. Sell, Ph.D., Senior Vice President, Reedie & Co.
"Contains excellent and culturally sensitive examples of not only what to do but how to do it." Sheila Y. Williams, M.Ed., L.P.C.C., University Counselor/Private Practitioner and member, State of Ohio Counselor and Social Worker Board Testing Committee Chair, American Association of State Counseling Boards
"Clear, concise, and down–to–earth. . . . It belongs in the library, if not the hip pocket, of anyone who is studying to be a therapist or is just beginning to practice. This is the book I wish I had written." Steven Jay Lynn, Ph.D., professor of psychology, State University of New York at Binghamton
"A v aluable resource for the student and beginning therapist. . . .an excellent review for the experienced therapist."—Barry G. Ginsberg, Ph.D., director, Center of Relationship Enhancement author of Relation Enhancement Family Therapy