Counseling Psychology: An Integrated Positive Psychological Approach
Ruth Chu. Lien Chao
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Ruth Chu. Lien Chao
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Acknowledgments ix Part I Conceptual Framework 1 1 Introduction: Toward an Integrative Approach in Counseling 3 2 Therapeutic Relationship: Exploring Clients' Symptoms and Strengths 17 3 Powered by Struggles and Strengths 26 Part II Integration of Counseling Theories and Positive Psychology 43 4 Positive Psychology in Counseling: What is it? 45 5 Psychoanalytic Therapy 57 6 Adlerian Therapy 76 7 Existential Therapy 96 8 Personu]Centered Therapy 112 9 Gestalt Therapy 129 10 Behavior Therapy 145 11 Cognitiveu]Behavior Therapy 163 12 Reality Therapy 181 13 Feminist Therapy 198 14 Family Therapy 218 Appendix 236 References 239 Index 250
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Acknowledgments ix Part I Conceptual Framework 1 1 Introduction: Toward an Integrative Approach in Counseling 3 2 Therapeutic Relationship: Exploring Clients' Symptoms and Strengths 17 3 Powered by Struggles and Strengths 26 Part II Integration of Counseling Theories and Positive Psychology 43 4 Positive Psychology in Counseling: What is it? 45 5 Psychoanalytic Therapy 57 6 Adlerian Therapy 76 7 Existential Therapy 96 8 Personu]Centered Therapy 112 9 Gestalt Therapy 129 10 Behavior Therapy 145 11 Cognitiveu]Behavior Therapy 163 12 Reality Therapy 181 13 Feminist Therapy 198 14 Family Therapy 218 Appendix 236 References 239 Index 250
Key concepts: Adlerian, Psychotherapist, Gestalt therapy, Reality therapy, Psychology, Existentialism, Person-centered therapy, Family therapy