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Counseling and Psychotherapy: Theories, Associated Research, and Issues

Marty Sapp

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Part 1 Associated research: counseling and psychotherapy efficacy research. Part 2 Foundational theories: criteria for evaluating counseling and pschotherapy theories overview of traditional psychoanalytic and other prominent psychoanalysts Adlerian counseling precursor to cognitive-behavioral theories. Part 3 Cognitive-behavioral theories: level III counseling theories Bandura's and other social-learning theories Ellis's rational-emotive behavior therapy multimodal behavior therapy cognitive therapy cognitive-behavior modification personal constructs psychotherapy transactional analysis a primarily cognitive approach to counseling reality therapy a cognitive-behavioral counseling approach. Part 4 Affective theories: existential therapy Perl's gestalt therapy affective-experimental level III counseling theory Roger's person-centered counseling - levels I and II counseling theory. Part 4 Alcohol and drug counseling.

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Part 1 Associated research: counseling and psychotherapy efficacy research. Part 2 Foundational theories: criteria for evaluating counseling and pschotherapy theories overview of traditional psychoanalytic and other prominent psychoanalysts Adlerian counseling precursor to cognitive-behavioral theories. Part 3 Cognitive-behavioral theories: level III counseling theories Bandura's and other social-learning theories Ellis's rational-emotive behavior therapy multimodal behavior therapy cognitive therapy cognitive-behavior modification personal constructs psychotherapy transactional analysis a primarily cognitive approach to counseling reality therapy a cognitive-behavioral counseling approach. Part 4 Affective theories: existential therapy Perl's gestalt therapy affective-experimental level III counseling theory Roger's person-centered counseling - levels I and II counseling theory. Part 4 Alcohol and drug counseling.

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Part 1 Associated research: counseling and psychotherapy efficacy research. Part 2 Foundational theories: criteria for evaluating counseling and pschotherapy theories overview of traditional psychoanalytic and other prominent psychoanalysts Adlerian counseling precursor to cognitive-behavioral theories. Part 3 Cognitive-behavioral theories: level III counseling theories Bandura's and other social-learning theories Ellis's rational-emotive behavior therapy multimodal behavior therapy cognitive therapy cognitive-behavior modification personal constructs psychotherapy transactional analysis a primarily cognitive approach to counseling reality therapy a cognitive-behavioral counseling approach. Part 4 Affective theories: existential therapy Perl's gestalt therapy affective-experimental level III counseling theory Roger's person-centered counseling - levels I and II counseling theory. Part 4 Alcohol and drug counseling.

Key concepts: Adlerian, Psychotherapist, Reality therapy, Psychology, Transactional analysis, Person-centered therapy, Cognition, Cognitive therapy

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