The an introduction to the counseling profession Neukrug, Ed. creator text Australia Belmont, CA Brooks/Cole c2012 4th ed. monographic xxiv, 691 p. : ill. ; 24 cm. Sect. I. Professional orientation -- Ch. 1. The counselor's identity : what, who, and how? -- Ch. 2. The counseling profession's past, present, and future -- Ch. 3. Standards in the profession : ethics, accreditation, credentialing, and multicultural/social justice competencies -- Sect. II. The helping relationship I : theories and skills -- Ch. 4. Individual approaches to counseling -- Ch. 5. Counseling skills -- Sect. III. The helping relationship II : the counselor working in systems -- Ch. 6. Couples and family counseling -- Ch. 7. Group work -- Ch. 8. Consultation and supervision -- Sect. IV. The development of the person -- Ch. 9. Development across the lifespan -- Ch. 10. Abnormal development, diagnosis, and psychopharmacology -- Ch. 11. Career development : the counselor and the world of work -- Sect. V. Research, program evaluation, and assessment -- Ch. 12. Testing and assessment -- Ch. 13. Research and evaluation -- Sect. VI. Social and cultural foundations in counseling -- Ch. 14. Theory and concepts of multicultural counseling -- Ch. 15. Knowledge and skills of multicultural counseling -- Sect. VII. Select speciality areas in counseling -- Ch. 16. School counseling -- Ch. 17. Clinical mental health counseling -- Ch. 18. Student affairs and college counseling -- Ed Neukrug. Includes index. Counseling psychology Psychotherapy BF636.6 .N48 9780840034311 (hbk.) 0840034318 (hbk.)