Toward Effective Counseling and Psychotherapy

Charles B. Truax is, in addition to this book, author of Counseling and Psychotherapy: Process and Outcome, The Process of Group Psychotherapy: Relationships between Hypothesized Therapeutic Conditions and Intrapersonal Exploration, Toward a Tentative Measurement of the Central Therapeutic Ingredients, and Talking Won't Help: A Study of the Process and Outcome of Psychotherapy with Hospitalized Schizophrenics. Robert R. Carkhuff is president of Human Technology Inc. and chairman of Carkhuff Institute of Human Technology. He is the author of The Possibilities Leader, The Possibilities Mind, and Beyond Counseling and Therapy.

I: Section I: Theoretic And Research Bases For Training And Practice In Psychotherapy And Counseling; 1: Chapter 1: Counseling And Psychotherapy: Differential Antecedents With Differential Consequences?; 2: Chapter 2: Central Therapeutic Ingredients: Theoretic Convergence; 3: Chapter 3: Central Therapeutic Ingredients: Research Evidence; 4: Chapter 4: The Implications Of Learning Theory And Behavior Therapy For Effective Therapeutic Encounters 5; 5: Chapter 5: The Focus Of The Therapeutic Encounter: The Person Being Helped; 6: Training In Counseling And Psychotherapy: An Introduction; II: Toward an Integrated Didactic and Experiential Approach to Training; 7: Toward Effective Training: A THeoretic View 7; 8: The Present Approach To Training: An Operational And Experiential; 9: The Quasi-Group Therapy Experience; 10: Toward the Accurately Emphatic Therapist: The Perceptive and Communicative Aspects; 11: Toward The Communication of Nonpossessive Warmth In The Therapist; 12: Toward Authenticity or Genuineness; 13: An Application Of Learning From The Training Program To Group Counseling; III: Toward the Mature Therapist and Counselor; 14: Ancillary Therapeutic Ingredients; 15: Toward Guidelines for Therapist Growth in the Therapeutic Encounter