Diagnosis and Treatment Planning in Counseling (Hardcover, 3)

1. The Evolving Role of the Counselor.- The Evolution of the Counseling Profession.- Definitions of Counseling.- Early History of the Counseling Profession.- Counseling in the 1940s, 1950s, and 1960s.- Counseling in the 1970s.- Counseling in the 1980s.- Counseling in the 1990s.- The Orlando Model Project.- Impact of Managed Care.- The Mental Health Counselor of the 21st Century.- Changes in Theory and Practice.- Legislation Affecting the Counselor of the 21st Century.- Profile of the Counselor of the 21st Century.- Credentialing for Counselors.- National Certification for Counselors.- Other Certifications for Counselors.- State Licensure and Certification for Counselors.- Accreditation of Counselor Education Programs.- The Education of the Mental Health Counselor.- The Master's Degree in Counseling.- The Doctoral Degree in Counseling.- Professional Associations for Counselors.- The American Counseling Association.- The American Mental Health Counselors Association.- Competencies of the Mental Health Counselor.- 2. Opportunities for the Mental Health Counselor.- Overview of the Roles of the Mental Health Counselor.- Client Issues of Special Interest to Mental Health Counselors.- Age- and Stage-related Issues.- Multicultural Counseling.- Family Issues.- Trauma and Crisis.- Harmful Use of Substances.- Sexual and Other Addictions.- Chronic and Severe Mental Disorders.- Counseling Related to Medical Conditions, Health, and Wellness.- Career Concerns.- Other Issues.- Employment Settings for Mental Health Counselors.- Community Mental Health Centers.- Couples and Family Counseling Agencies.- Rehabilitation Counseling Agencies.- Residential Facilities.- Day Treatment Programs.- Crisis Intervention Settings.- Career Counseling and Employment Agencies.- Employee Assistance Programs and other Opportunities in Business and Industry.- Counseling in Schools and Colleges.- Military and Government Settings.- Religious/Spiritual Counseling Settings.- Wellness and Prevention Settings.- Specific Focus Agencies.- Consulting and Coaching.- Private Practice.- Cybercounseling.- Overview of Opportunities.- The Mental Health Service Providers.- The Mental Health Treatment Team.- The Mental Health Treatment Specialists.- 3. Diagnostic Systems and Their Use.- The Importance of Diagnosis.- Benefits of Diagnosis.- Controversies and Limitations.- Maximizing the Benefits of Diagnoses.- Diagnostic Systems.- Development of the DSM.- Definition of a Mental Disorder.- Multiaxial Assessment.- Example of a Multiaxial Assessment.- The 17 Diagnostic Categories.- Disorders Usually First Diagnosed in Infancy, Childhood, or Adolescence.- Delirium, Dementia, Amnestic, and Other Cognitive Disorders.- Mental Disorders Due to a General Medical Condition.- Substance-Related Disorders.- Schizophrenia and Other Psychotic Disorders.- Mood Disorders.- Anxiety Disorders.- Somatoform Disorders.- Factitious Disorders.- Dissociative Disorders.- Sexual and Gender Identity Disorders.- Eating Disorders.- Sleep Disorders.- Impulse-Control Disorders Not Elsewhere Classified.- Adjustment Disorders.- Personality Disorders.- Other Conditions That May Be A Focus of Clinical Attention.- Additional Codes.- Making a Diagnosis.- Decision Trees.- Key Questions for Diagnosis.- Supplements to the DSM.- Cases for Diagnosis.- Diagnosis of Cases.- 4. The Use of Assessment in Diagnosis and Treatment Planning.- Overview of the Assessment Process.- Historical Overview of Assessment.- Conducting an Effective Assessment.- Benefits of Assessment.- Areas of Assessment.- Setting the Stage for Assessment.- Planning the Assessment.- Formulating Assessment Questions.- Selection of Inventories.- Preparing People for an Assessment.- Tools of Assessment.- Qualitative Approaches.- Nonstandardized Quantitative Approaches.- Standardized Quantitative Approaches.- Types of Inventories.- Measures of Ability.- Interest Inventories.- Personality Inventories.- Projective Personality Tests.- Other Sources of Assessment