Counseling and Psychotherapy (eBook)

David Capuzzi, PhD, is a counselor educator and professor emeritus at Portland State University Mark D. Stauffer, PhD, is a core faculty member in the clinical mental heealth counseling program at Walden University.

"Innovative, present, and future oriented, responsive to cultural diversity and social justice, and thoughtful! This text reconceptualizes long-standing theories to demostrate their relevance to contemporary counseling. Professionals and students alike will find the case studies provoke complex thinking and analysis. Counseling and Psychotherapy is refreshing and invites us to engage in culturally responsive counsling practices."
Patricia Arredondo, EdD, President, Arredondo Advisory Group

"The 7th edition of this text is unique in that it contains chapters on all major counseling theories written by counseling scholars and practitioners who specialize in the theoretical perspectives they summarize and explore. Drs. Capuzzi, Stauffer, and the contributing authors provide numerous interventions appropriate for each theory to help students and practitioners understand how to apply the theories they are learning about in their work with clients."
Theodore P. Remley Jr., JD, PhD, University of Holy Cross

"This new edition offers an expanded approach to applying traditional and contemporary counseling theories to a broader spectrum of issues and provides students and clinicians with guidance for informed and intentional practice. Additionally, the focus on multicultural identities, intersectionality, and social justice brings each theory into the present and enhances its relevance for use with clients."
Heather J. Ambrose, PhD, Walden University