To assist and collaborate with practicing and aspiring counsellors, we’ve developed an eBook containing 20 professionally written Case Studies. These cases have been hand-picked from dozens of publications and divided into 5 Categories: Counsellor Microskills; Counselling Therapies; Family Counselling; Grief and Loss Counselling; and Stress ...

You are a licensed mental health counselor working in a community agency. Your client self-referred for services because “my mother won’t stop bugging me for staying in bed all day. I can’t help it. I am in a rut and cannot find a way out.” Your client reported the feelings of hopelessness began 3 months ago.

Counseling Goals: Improve communication skills between John and Lisa. Address and heal from past infidelity. Rebuild trust and intimacy in the relationship.

Examples of recommended interventions in the treatment of depression across the lifespan. The adolescent was previously diagnosed with major depressive disorder and treated intermittently with supportive psychotherapy and antidepressants.

2010年9月17日 · You’ll regularly recieve powerful strategies for personal development, tips to improve the growth of your counselling practice, the latest industry news and much more.

Recent trends towards person-centered counseling have begun to equalize client-counselor power imbalances, and an increasing emphasis on consumer choice in healthcare has made it easier for clients to find alternative sources of care or file grievances against incompetent professionals (Schaufeli et al., 2009).

counseling and psychotherapy across the globe. Engaging the case study in this way will provide counselors with more than just a comparative analysis of practice; indeed, it will offer process and contextual insights into how current theories of counseling are formulated, modified, and r

The present case study illustrates how a family cognitive-behavioral therapy (FCBT) was used to treat a 9-year-old girl diagnosed with separation anxiety disorder and agoraphobia without panic.

2022年2月1日 · This case study examines the author’s therapeutic experience with one client presenting with anxiety, whilst working remotely due to the COVID-19 pandemic. Specifically, this work shows the interrelation between theory, practice, and research in the author’s counseling psychology training with a person-centered/experiential approach.

The commentaries differ in their view of the value of Cora’s case, interpretations of the material, and methodological preferences. Together the commentaries illustrate the complexity of change in psychotherapy, how we need multifaceted approaches to understand change, and the challenges in writing up a case in this context.