Acclaimed for its ability to translate theory into practice, this easy-to-read revision of Charles Thompson and Linda Rudolphs Counseling Children covers the most practical and up-to-date methods for helping children with developmental, social, or behavioral problems such as fighting, stealing, lying, cheating, withdrawal behaviors, shyness, and destructive behaviors toward themselves and others. The authors include real case examples of various counseling and consulting techniques and use transcripts of actual sessions to demonstrate applications of theories and procedures.

Counseling Children

Health, Fitness & Dieting

Thompson, Charles L.

Rudolph, Linda B.

Psychology & Counseling

Brooks/Cole

Truly unparalleled as a text that translates theory into practice, Charles Thompson and Linda Rudolph's COUNSELING CHILDREN, FIFTH EDITION covers the most practical up-to-date methods that readers can use to develop effective approaches for counseling children. Comprehensive yet not overwhelming, the new edition of this popular book again succeeds at presenting a realistic look at the field of counseling children, as it presents useful strategies and intriguing case studies from actual counseling sessions. Easy-to-read and thoroughly contemporary, the Fifth Edition defines and describes the counseling process, answering questions often asked by first-time counselors. The book gives readers the most practical and up-to-date methods for helping children with developmental, social, or behavioral problems such as fighting, stealing, lying, cheating and shyness; self-destructive behaviors; children in homeless families; suicidal children; children in gangs; children involved in violent behavior; children in satanic cults; and terminally ill children. The book's complete coverage, with its clear presentation, applicable interventions, and references to useful resources on the Internet, makes it an invaluable training tool and ongoing resource--one that is sure to help any reader become a more empathic counselor.

Politics & Social Sciences

Sociology

Unparalleled in its translation of theory into practice, COUNSELING CHILDREN covers the most practical and up-to-date methods for developing effective approaches to counseling children. The authors provide a comprehensive yet easy-to-read text that includes useful strategies and case studies from actual counseling sessions to present a realistic look at the field.

Medical Books

Henderson, Donna A.

Medicine

For more than one hundred years, Madison Street United Methodist Church in Clarksville, Tennessee, has been part of the fabric of its members’ lives, and indeed, of the life of its community. It witnessed births, baptisms, marriages, and funerals. It experienced physical expansion, leadership changes, membership growth, and societal shifts. It seemed a permanent fixture, one that nothing could impact. 
On January 22, 1999, church leaders and members were stunned to discover than an early morning tornado had leveled Madison Street’s historic church building. But the tornado couldn’t destroy the true heart and core of the church. With determination and optimism, the Madison Street church family continued to worship and act as a community . . . and began to rebuild. 
A Journey of Faith is the story of that church. Rich with members’ memories, stories of historic Clarksville, and descriptions of church life, this powerful account seeks to preserve in one place and for all members past, present, and future a comprehensive chronicle of the first one hundred years of Madison Street United Methodist Church.

A Journey of Faith: The History of Madison Street United Methodist Church, Clarksville, Tennessee, 1882-2002

History

World

Providence House Publishers

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