
Postmodernism Is One Of The Most Revolutionary And Transformative Ideological Movements To Emerge In The History Of Counseling And Psychotherapy. However, Descriptions Of Postmodernism Are Often Abstract And Philosophical, Thereby Making It Difficult For Practitioners To Discern Concrete Ways That The Ideology Might Enrich Their Ability To Help Clients. In Postmodern Perspectives On Contemporary Counseling Issues, Contributions From Expert Scholars And Practitioners Clearly Detail The Implications Of Postmodern Ideology For Counseling Practice. Contemporary Issues Such As Trauma, Addiction, Social Justice Advocacy, Couples Counseling, And Education Are Conceptualized Within A Postmodern Context, And Creative Treatment Options Are Illustrated With Numerous Case Examples. Although The Broad, Conceptual Details Of Postmodernism Are Reviewed, The Primary Focus Of This Text Is On Innovative Ways To Help Clients With Solution-focused, Narrative, And Other Postmodern Approaches. The Rich Descriptions Of The Implementation Of Postmodern Approaches And Techniques Make It An Invaluable Training Tool For Supervisors And Counselor Educators. The Book Is Also Ideal For Counselors, Psychotherapists, And Other Helping Professionals Who Would Like To Bolster And Enliven Their Practice With Cutting-edge Methods, Tools, And Techniques Derived From Postmodern Ideology.
This text investigates how abstract postmodern philosophical concepts can be translated into concrete, actionable strategies for modern clinical counseling. Editors James T. Hansen and Mark B. Scholl compile contributions from expert practitioners to bridge the gap between theoretical ideology and the practical demands of therapeutic intervention.
What You Will Find
Scope Limits
Professionals in the field frequently identify this work as a practical bridge for clinicians seeking to integrate postmodern theory into their daily practice. Experts highlight the text as a useful training resource for supervisors and educators due to its focus on applied techniques rather than purely abstract discourse.
Page Count:
320
Publication Date:
2018-01-01
Publisher:
Oxford University Press
ISBN-10:
019062163X
ISBN-13:
9780190621636
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