Career Counseling

Preface.

Acknowledgments.

Contributors.

Meet the Editors.

Meet the Contributors.

I. FOUNDATIONS OF CAREER COUNSELING.

1. The History of Career Counseling: From Frank Parsons to 21st Century Challenges.



David S. Miller, University of Oregon (Eugene, Oregon).

Ellen Hawley McWhirter, Associate Professor of Counseling Psychology, University of Oregon (Eugene, Oregon).

2. Career Counseling: Theoretical Perspectives.

Marie F. Shoffner, Associate Professor, Coordinator of School Counseling, University of Virginia (Charlottesville, Virginia).

3. Toward a Holistic View.

Jane Goodman, Professor of Counseling, Oakland University (Rochester, Michigan).

4. Ethical and Legal Issues, Principles and Standards in Career Counseling.

Dennis W. Engels, Professor of Counseling, Development and Higher Education, University of NorthTexas (Denton, Texas).

Henry L. Harris, Associate Professor of Counseling, University of North Carolina at Charlotte (Charlotte, North Carolina).

II. SKILLS AND TECHNIQUES.

5. Individual and Group Assessment and Appraisal.

Donna Starkey, Lab Director, Department of Counselor Education and Psychology, Delta State University (Cleveland, Mississippi).

Scott D. Rasmus, Assistant Professor of Counselor Education and Psychology, Delta State University (Cleveland, Mississippi).

6. Using Information and Technology in Career Counseling.

Deborah P. Bloch, Professor of Organization and Leadership, University of San Francisco (San Francisco, California).

7. Developing Comprehensive Career Development Plans for Your Clients.

Rich W. Feller, Professor of Counseling and Career Development, Colorado State University (Ft. Collins, Colorado).

8. Program Promotion, Management, and Implementation.

Don A. Schutt, Jr., Director, Office of Human Resource Development, University of Wisconsin- Madison (Madison, Wisconsin).

9. Supervision, Coaching, and Consultation.

Laura R. Simpson, Adult/DD Services Coordinator, Region I Mental HealthCenter (Clarksdale, Mississippi).

III. CONTEXTUAL PERSPECTIVES ON CAREER AND LIFE STYLE PLANNING.

10. Career Counseling in Schools.

Rebecca M. Dedmond, Assistant Professor and Director, School Counseling Program, Graduate School of Education and Human Development, George Washington University (Washington, D.C.)

Pat Schwallie-Giddis, Assistant Professor of Counseling, George Washington University (Washington, D.C.).

11. Career Counseling in Mental Health and Private Practice Settings

Mary H. Guindon, Associate Professor and Chair, Department of Counseling and Human Services, Johns Hopkins University (Rockville, Maryland).

12. Career Counseling in Vocational Rehabilitation Settings.

Jerry A. Olsheski, Professor of Counselor Education, OhioUniversity (Athens, Ohio).

13. Career Counseling with Couples and Families.

Kathy M. Evans, Associate Professor of Educational Psychology, University of South Carolina (Columbia, South Carolina).

IV. CAREER AND LIFE STYLE PLANNING WITH SPECIFIC POPULATIONS.

14. Gender Issues in Career Counseling.

Barbara Richter Herlihy, Professor of Counselor Education, University of New Orleans (New Orleans, Louisiana).

Zarus E. P. Watson, Associate Professor of Counselor Education, University of New Orleans (New Orleans, Louisiana).

15. Career Counseling with Gay, Lesbian, Bisexual and Transgender Clients.

David H. Whitcomb, Assistant Professor, Director of Counseling, University of North Dakota (Grand Forks, North Dakota).

Kara Brita Wettersten, Assistant Professor of Counseling Psychology, University of North Dakota (Grand Forks, North Dakota).

Cheryl L. Stolz, University of North Dakota (Grand Forks, North Dakota).

16. Career Counseling with Visibly Recognizable Racial and Ethnic Minority Groups.

Sharon L. Bowman, Professor and Chair, Department of Counseling Psychology and Guidance Services, Ball State University (Muncie, Indiana).

Gina Evans, Ball State University (Muncie, Indiana).

17. Career Counseling for Clients with Addictive Behaviors.

Chris Wood, Assistant Professor of Counselor Education, Ohio State University (Columbus, Ohio).

V. EPILOGUE.

18. On Being a Career Counselor: Increasing Personal and Professional Effectiveness.

Suzanne R. S. Simon, Portland State University (Portland, Oregon).