To expose you to a variety of ethical and professional issues in counseling and to guide you in developing a position on these issues. To develop an interest in reading in the counseling field To develop self-evaluation skills, writing skills, and critical thinking skills. To encourage your integration of theoretical and experiential learning in order to form your own personal model of the counseling process. To challenge you to look at your own qualities that support and hinder your attempts at being therapeutic for others. To gain an understanding of ways of applying various theories to specific cases.
Case approach to counseling and psychotherapy .
Publication manual of the American psychological association . Suggestions for Getting the Most out of this Course Two tests of an objective variety are given, one at the beginning of the term covering chapters 1-3 and a final examination. Papers are of a comprehensive nature and are designed to help you integrate the material. Consult the outline regularly for the details. All papers must be prepared in APA style .