40 techniques every counselor should know /Bradley T. Erford.
Forty techniques every counselor should know
- second edition.
- Boston : Pearson, (c)2015.
- xx, 267 pages ; 23 cm
Section 1: Techniques based on solution-focused brief counseling approaches -- Scaling -- Exceptions -- Problem-free talk -- Miracle question -- Flagging the minefield Section 2: Techniques based on Adlerian or Psychodynamic approaches -- I-Messages -- Acting as it -- Spitting in the soup -- Mutual storytelling -- Paradoxical intention Section 3: Techniques based on Gestalt and Psychodrama principles -- Empty chair -- Body movement and exaggeration -- Role reversal Section 4: Techniques based on mindfulness approaches -- Visual/guided imagery -- Deep breathing -- Progressive muscle relaxation training (PMRT) Section 5: Techniques based on humanistic-phenomenological approaches -- Self-disclosure -- Confrontation -- Motivational interviewing -- Strength bombardment Section 6: Techniques based on cognitive-behavioral approaches -- Self-talk -- Reframing -- Thought stopping -- Cognitive restructuring -- Rational-emotive behavior therapy (REBT): The ABCDEF model and rational-emotive imagery -- Bibliotherapy -- Journaling -- Systematic Desensitization -- Stress inoculation training Section 7: Techniques based on social learning approaches -- Modeling -- Behavioral rehearsal -- Role play Section 8: Techniques based on behavioral approaches using positive reinforcement -- Premack principle -- Behavior chart -- Token economy -- Behavioral contract Section 9: Techniques based on behavioral approaches using punishment -- Extinction -- Time out -- Response cost -- Overcorrection.