This book introduces the principles and practices of counselling for older adults. It aims to provide a foundational understanding for students, practitioners, and anyone interested in the unique challenges and opportunities within gerontological counselling. The text explores the psychological, social, and physiological aspects of aging and how they intersect with therapeutic interventions. It emphasizes a client-centered approach, adapting counselling techniques to meet the specific needs of the elderly population.

The book is positioned as an introductory text, suggesting it is designed for those new to the field of gerontological counselling. Its scope appears to cover essential theoretical frameworks and practical considerations for working with older adults. The focus on foundational principles indicates it serves as a comprehensive starting point for students and aspiring professionals in related disciplines such as psychology, social work, and counselling.