Foreword.
Preface.
The Authors.
1. Effective Elements in Counseling and Psychotherapy.
2. Processes and Phases in Counseling and Psychotherapy.
3. Barriers to Effective Communication.
4. Developing Perceptiveness to Feelings.
5. Responding Empathically to the Client's Expressions:
ReciprocalResponses.
6. Expanding the Client's Meaning: Additive Responses.
7. Relating to Clients with Respect.
8. Relating to Clients with Genuineness.
9. Examining Here-and-Now Feelings and Interactions Within
theCounseling Relationship.
10. Using Confrontation to Remove Barriers to Communication
andChange.
11. Communication Processes in Effective
Therapy:SummaryReferences.
Index.
D. Corydon Hammond is a psychologist, professor, andco-director of
the Sex and Martial Therapy Clinic at the Universityof Utah School
of Medicine. He is a past president of the AmericanSociety of
Clinical Hypnosis.
Dean H. Hepworth is retired. He was associate dean andprofessor of
the Graduate School of Social Work, University ofUtah.
Veon G. Smith, deceased, was a professor in the GraduateSchool of
Social Work and director of the Marriage and FamilyCounseling
Bureau, University of Utah.
"Contains a great wealth of clinical information." (PsychiatricServices, April 2003)
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