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• Cover
• Title Page
• Copyright
• Preface
• About the Fourth Edition of The Art of Integrative Counseling
• What’s New in the Fourth Edition of The Art of Integrative Counseling?
• About the Author
• Acknowledgments
• Chapter 1: The Beginning Stages of Counseling
• An Integrative Theoretical Approach: An Overview
• Becoming the Client: Put Yourself in the Shoes of the Client
• Initial Sessions and the Case of Gwen
• Initial Sessions and the Case of Chet
• Concluding Comments
• Chapter 2: The Therapeutic Relationship
• Developing a Working Alliance
• Self-Disclosure in the Therapeutic Relationship
• Your Role as a Counselor in Creating a Working Relationship
• Becoming the Client: Sharing in a Collaborative Partnership
• Developing a Therapeutic Alliance With Sidney
• Developing a Therapeutic Alliance With Rita
• Concluding Comments
• Chapter 3: Establishing Therapeutic Goals
• Overview of Goals From Various Theoretical Perspectives
• Becoming the Client: Establishing Counseling Goals
• Clarifying Counseling Goals With Joleen
• Clarifying Counseling Goals With Aaron
• Concluding Comments
• Chapter 4: Understanding and Addressing Diversity
• My Introduction to Multicultural and Diversity Perspectives
• Perspectives on Multicultural Concerns
• Diversity as Central in the Counseling Process
• Counseling LGBTQI People
• Recognizing the Spiritual Domain
• Becoming the Client: Understanding How to Work With Diversity
• Theories Applied to Understanding Diversity Perspectives
• Understanding Win-May From a Diversity Perspective
• Understanding Gabriel From a Diversity Perspective
• Concluding Comments
• Chapter 5: Understanding and Working With Resistance
• Understanding the Dynamics of Resistance
• Respecting and Reframing Resistance
• Becoming the Client: Experiencing Resistance in Yourself
• Understanding Kelsey’s Resistance
• Understanding Rico’s Resistance
• Guidelines for Dealing With Resistance in Clients
• Concluding Comments
• Chapter 6: Cognitive Focus in Counseling
• Benefits and Limitations of a Cognitive Focus
• Becoming the Client: Experiencing Cognitive Behavior Techniques
• Working With Marissa From a Cognitive Behavior Perspective
• Working With Erv From a Cognitive Behavior Perspective
• Concluding Comments
• Chapter 7: Emotive Focus in Counseling
• Experiential Approaches and the Role of Emotion in Therapy
• Becoming the Client: Experiencing Emotion-Focused Therapy
• Working With Elaine in Identifying and Exploring Feelings
• Working With Andrew in Identifying and Exploring Feelings
• Concluding Comments
• Chapter 8: Behavioral Focus in Counseling
• Benefits and Limitations of a Behavioral Focus
• Multimodal Therapy: Assessment and Therapy Goals
• The Third Wave of Behavior Therapy
• Becoming the Client: Experiencing Behavior-Oriented Therapy
• Developing a Behavioral Contract
• Working With Shante Using a Behavioral Focus
• Working With Marlin Using a Behavioral Focus
• Concluding Comments
• Chapter 9: An Integrative Perspective
• Searching for Common Factors Across Therapy Schools
• The Foundation of My Integrative Approach
• Drawing on the Action-Oriented Therapies
• Drawing on Feminist and Family Systems Approaches
• Becoming the Client: Becoming the Person You Want to Be
• Working With Petra From an Integrative Perspective
• Couples Counseling in an Integrative Way: Lani and Rob
• Study a Primary Theory—But Be Open to Integration
• Benefits and Limitations of Integration
• Concluding Comments
• Chapter 10: Working With Transference and Countertransference
• Contrasting Views of Transference
• The Connection Between Transference and Countertransference
• Working With Transference Therapeutically
• Addressing Countertransference Issues
• Becoming the Client: The Value of Personal Therapy
• Working With Transference and Countertransference With Matt
• Working With Transference and Countertransference With Bonnie
• Concluding Comments
• Chapter 11: Understanding How the Past Influences the Present and the Future
• Understanding How the Past, Present, and Future Are Intertwined
• Becoming the Client: Examining Your Past, Present, and Future
• Working With Tricia’s Past, Present, and Future
• Working With Jasper’s Past, Present, and Future
• Concluding Comments
• Chapter 12: Evaluation and Termination
• Guidelines for Effective Termination Strategies
• Becoming the Client: Taking Credit for Your Changes
• Evaluation and Termination With Chelsea
• Evaluation and Termination With Charles
• Your Thoughts on Ending the Therapeutic Relationship
• Some Final Thoughts on Psychotherapy Integration
• Concluding Comments
• References
• Index
• Technical Support
• End User License Agreement