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The third edition of Theories of Counseling by Samuel T. Gladding delivers an easy-to-understand foundation of knowledge for helping professionals. From cultural considerations to reflective questions to classroom activities, this text makes learning the what and why of counseling lead beautifully to the next steps of 'how'. --Elisabeth Bennett, Gonzaga University Theories of Counseling is a must-have book for students, faculty, and therapists. The attributes of this book are many and range from essential knowledge and skills to the implementation of theory. This text, composed of 18 chapters, not only provides a comprehensive, well-grounded focus on counseling theories, but in addition, the book is holistic in approach, skillful in organization, and creative in explaining the contents of theory. This book is a 'winner'. I highly recommend it.--Loretta Bradley, PhD, LPC, LMFT. NCC, Paul Whitfield Horn Professor, Texas Tech University, Former President of the American Counseling Association (ACA) This must-have primer guides students through the key individual and systemic theories and provides multicultural perspectives within and beyond the U.S. Sam Gladding challenges students to apply what they are learning and bridges the all too familiar gap between theoretical knowledge and conceptualization. I cannot wait to use the reflective questions and classroom activities in our theories course.--LoriAnn S. Stretch, William & Mary Providing conceptual structure and creative humanity, author Samuel T. Gladding offers readers exceptional insight into major theories of therapeutic practice. This text is highly readable and applicable, offering multiple ways to assist the reader to envision the theory in practice while concurrently providing foundation concepts that are often included in licensure exams. A tremendous resource for training and practice!--Colette Dollarhide, The Ohio State University

The third edition of Theories of Counseling by Samuel T. Gladding delivers an easy-to-understand foundation of knowledge for helping professionals. From cultural considerations to reflective questions to classroom activities, this text makes learning the what and why of counseling lead beautifully to the next steps of how .--Elisabeth Bennett, Gonzaga University

Providing conceptual structure and creative humanity, author Samuel T. Gladding offers readers exceptional insight into major theories of therapeutic practice. This text is highly readable and applicable, offering multiple ways to assist the reader to envision the theory in practice while concurrently providing foundation concepts that are often included in licensure exams. A tremendous resource for training and practice!--Colette Dollarhide, The Ohio State University Samuel T. Gladding's book, Theories of Counseling Third Edition, is a MUST-HAVE book for students, faculty, and therapists. The attributes of this book are many and range from essential knowledge and skills to the implementation of theory. The book, composed of 18 chapters, not only provides a comprehensive, well-grounded focus on counseling theories, but in addition, the book is holistic in approach, skillful in organization, and creative in explaining the contents of theory. This book is a winner , and I highly recommend this book.--Loretta Bradley, PhD, LPC, LMFT. NCC, Paul Whitfield Horn Professor, Texas Tech University, Former President of the American Counseling Association (ACA) The third edition of Theories of Counseling by Samuel T. Gladding delivers an easy-to-understand foundation of knowledge for helping professionals. From cultural considerations to reflective questions to classroom activities, this text makes learning the what and why of counseling lead beautifully to the next steps of how .--Elisabeth Bennett, Gonzaga University

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Samuel T. Gladding is professor of counseling at Wake Forest University. His research interests include family counseling, professional issues, creativity in counseling, and group counseling. He is the recipient of several awards, including the David K. Brooks Distinguished Mentoring Award and the Arthur A. Hitchcock Distinguished Professional Service Award. He is past president of the American Counseling Association. Gladding is also the author of several notable books, including Clinical Mental Health Counseling in Community and Agency Settings and Family Therapy: History, Theory, and Practice.

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