Counseling Techniques: Improving Relationships with Others, Ourselves, Our Families, and Our Environment
Providing counseling techniques from a broad spectrum of theoretical approaches, this book provides multi-therapeutic options when working with clients. It stresses a need to recognize the client within the context of culture, ethnicity, interpersonal resource, and systemic support. More than 200 counseling techniques are included along with 17 treatment plans to meet the needs of all clients.
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Chesapeake Public Schools, Chesapeake, Virginia
Old Dominion University, Norfolk, Virginia
Paper 1-56032-397-3 $39.95

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Nurturing an Endangered Generation: Empowering Youth with Critical Social, Emotional, and Cognitive Skills
Youth across the nation are manifesting serious social, emotional and cognitive deficits. The indicators of emotional deficits manifest themselves in increased incidents of violence, suicide, and homicides. Cognitive deficits place youth at a disadvantage academically making more vulnerable to criminal influences. Social deficits manifest themselves with poor peer relations, an inability to resolve conflicts and to manage anger.

This book outlines specific treatment interventions using a Life Skill Psychoeducational Model to provide youth with skills such as assertiveness, decision-making, conflict resolution, impulse control, anger management, empathy, sensitivity and tolerance for differences

Over 100 skills are presented to help youth "think better, feel better, and relate better." It is appropriate for middle and secondary youth and fulfills the wide spectrum of student needs from the gifted student to those who are considered at-risk.
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Chesapeake Public Schools, Chesapeake, Virginia
Old Dominion University, Norfolk, Virginia
Paper 1-56032-669-7 $27.95

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School Counseling Renewal: Strategies for the Twenty-first Century
An exciting treatment of the topic, this book contains comprehensive coverage of school counseling concerns, with excellent suggestions on utilizing the ideas presented in this resource for local programs. It presents practical, true-to-life discussions. Vital topic covered include child and adolescent health and well-being, benefits of school counseling, development guidance and counseling, helping people in crisis, consulting with teachers and families, counselors as promoters of school climate, and school-to-work initiatives.
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Chesapeake Public Schools, Chesapeake, Virginia
Old Dominion University, Norfolk, Virginia
Paper 1-55959-026-2 $39.95

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Psychoeducational Groups
Focusing on psychoeducational groups to facilitate better living, this book is primarily for mental health professionals such as school counselors, organizational trainers, alcohol and drug education and treatment professionals, social workers, and support group leaders. Included are the major theories of learning, the principles of group instruction, a unique strategy for dealing with conflict, a guide for planning and leading experimental activities, and sample materials needed for leading psychoeducational groups. This reference is essential reading for all helping professionals.
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Nina W. Brown, Ed.D., NCC, LPC
Old Dominion University, Norfolk, Virginia
Paper 1-56032-676-X $24.95

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Help Youth Think Better, Feel Better, Relate Better: Empower Them with Critical Social, Emotional, and Cognitive Skills
Decade the 1990s: Jonesboro, Arkansas; Edinboro, Pennsylvania; Paducah, Kentucky; Houston, Texas; Springfield, Oregon; Littleton, Colorado - Another School, Another Senseless Act of Violence. Indicators of troubled youth and adults are all too familiar: School dropouts, gang involvement, alcohol and other drug abuse, unintended pregnancy, crime, violence, homicide, and suicide. The threats to the physical, social, and emotional well being of today's youth are unparalleled in human history.

Intervention and prevention strategies must focus on social, emotional, and cognitive skill deficits that seem to permeate all dysfunctional manifestations of child and adolescent high-risk behavior. For example, incarcerated youth often have social skill deficits in anger management and conflict resolution skills. The adolescent facing an unintended pregnancy often lacks social and cognitive skills such as assertiveness skills and abstract reasoning (i.e., the ability to see the long-range consequences of high-risk behaviors). Finally, the potential school dropout often manifests the cognitive skill deficits of problem solving, decision-making, and self-management.

This comprehensive skillbook provides over 180 social, emotional, and cognitive skills using a Psychoeducational Life Skills Training Model that can be integrated school counselor prevention strategies. It is easy to use, very pragmatic, and addresses the critical needs of today's youth.
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Rosemary A. Thompson, Ed.D., NCC, LPC
Chesapeake Public Schools, Chesapeake, Virginia
Old Dominion University, Norfolk, Virginia
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Crisis Management and Crisis Intervention in the Schools: A School/Community Initiative
Suicide and sudden death (natural or due to acts of violence) have become a reoccurring crisis for today's schools. Today families, schools, and communities are having to help youth, even very young children deal with death and grief on a routine basis. Collectively, crises that significantly impact schools include: completed suicides, suicide threats, natural and accidental deaths, medical emergencies, terminal illnesses, fires, natural disasters, and gang violence.
This book outlines the roles and responsibilities of educators and helping professionals through a crisis communication contingency plan. Strategies from everything from communicating with the media to dealing with the deceased belongings are covered to give direction and resolution of a crisis which are increasingly becoming routine expectations for today's schools.
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Time Management Strategies for the Professional School Counselor
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Classroom Interventions to Improve Student Behavior and Enhance Learning
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