Psychology of Counseling: Professional Techniques for Pastors, Teachers, Youth Leaders and All Who Are Engaged in the Incomparable Art of CounselZondervan, 2000 - 304 páginas The first 26 chapters of the book present the basic concepts and techniques of counseling with interesting and appropriate illustrations. A further chapter gives a thorough-going and inspiring presentation of the effective use of scripture in counseling. Here the reader is challenged to use the Word of God and is shown how to use it effectively. This comprehensive chapter concludes with a list of several hundred of the most appropriate Scripture portions to be used with some 20 different types of personality and spiritual problems.Another section of the book deals with four particular areas of counseling: Counseling with Teen-agers, Counseling with the Emotionally and Mentally Ill, Marriage Counseling, and Counseling about Sex Problems. Realistic situations in each of the above categories are pointed up. Interesting case studies are presented to illustrate the problem; then basic guides in counseling are suggested.Probably o other book contains a more meaningful chapter on terms that counselors should know than does Dr. Narramore's comprehensive work. Each term is defined, explained, amplified, and in many instances, illustrated with appropriate reference to spiritual concerns.The Psychology of Counseling will provide both professional and lay counselors with one of the most comprehensive guidebooks ever published and with the most usable concepts of counseling yet available. |
Contenido
The Importance of Counseling | 11 |
To Whom Do They Turn? | 14 |
The Counselor | 18 |
Professional Ethics | 24 |
Counseling Arrangements | 30 |
The Counseling Process | 37 |
Your Best Attention | 40 |
The Value of Discussion | 43 |
Encouraging SelfReliance | 89 |
Handling Direct Questions | 93 |
Involvement | 96 |
Responsibility for Referrals | 100 |
Extending Your Counseling Ministry | 105 |
The Great Physician | 112 |
Success in Counseling | 118 |
Growing Professionally | 122 |
Accepting the Counselee | 46 |
Waiting for the Real Problem | 50 |
Recognizing the Therapeutic Process | 54 |
The Significance of Pauses | 58 |
Problems and Their Setting | 61 |
Tracing the Origins | 66 |
Physical Causes | 72 |
Multiple Perspective | 78 |
Motives for Discussion | 81 |
Focusing on the Clients Problem | 84 |
SPECIAL AREAS OF COUNSELING | 131 |
Counseling with Teenagers | 133 |
The Mentally and Emotionally Ill | 160 |
Basic Guides in Marriage Counseling | 184 |
Problems of Sex | 206 |
THE USE OF SCRIPTURE IN COUNSELING APPENDIX | 235 |
The Use of Scripture in Counseling | 237 |
Terms | 274 |
Books and Recordings | 298 |
Otras ediciones - Ver todas
The Psychology of Counseling: Professional Techniques for Pastors, Teachers Clyde Maurice Narramore Vista de fragmentos - 1960 |
The Psychology of Counseling: Professional Techniques for Pastors, Teachers ... Clyde M. Narramore Sin vista previa disponible - 2013 |
The Psychology of Counseling: Professional Techniques for Pastors, Teachers ... Clyde M. Narramore Sin vista previa disponible - 2013 |
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