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Counseling as an Art: The Creative Arts in Counseling, 3/E
AMERICAN COUNSELING ASSOC

ISBN-10: 0131956264
ISBN-13: 9780131956261

Publisher: Merrill
Copyright: 2006
Format: Paper; 256 pp
Published: 07/19/2005

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For courses in Counseling and Mental Health programs.

 

Published in collaboration with the American Counseling Association, Counseling as an Art examines the use of creative arts in counseling through the respected voice of Samuel T. Gladding. Chapters are written in a logical sequence, exploring seven specific art forms, and the research and techniques that support their use in clinical settings. Each chapter offers inspiring ideas for working with special populations and strategies for using various art forms in concert with one another. Designed to enrich many counseling courses, the text provides a unique combination of history, theory and application and demonstrates all the creative arts have to offer the healing and helping professions.

Covers a broad range of creative arts–and their potential in the counseling process.

  • Introduces readers to seven specific art forms–music, dance and movement, imagery, visual arts, literature, drama, play and humor–and shows how and why they can be effective in the helping process.
  • Discusses how to use various art forms in concert with one another to enhance the counseling process.   (See pgs. V-VIII; 48-51; 131-133)

Explores how to use art forms with a variety of clients in a variety of clinical settings–throughout the text.

  • Provides research-based strategies for using art forms with children, adolescents, adults, older adults, families and couples, groups and more.
  • Prepares readers for the diversity in their client base and gives them field-tested strategies that work with specific populations.  (See pgs. 28-35; 124-130)

Presents the history, rationale and current trends in the use of the arts in counseling–as a framework for the text.

  • Grounds material in research and shows readers the multidimensional nature–and the growth and development–of the profession.  (See ch. 1 and ch. 9)

Includes art-related exercises–at the end of many chapters.

  • Encourages readers to apply chapter material and understand techniques through their own research and experience.  (See pgs. 78-79, 133-134; 184)

Combines the experience of the American Counseling Association and Merrill Education–as part of the Merrill Education/ACA College Textbook Series.

  • Offered as one of only three titles published collaboratively with ACA in 2006.

Preface.

Acknowledgements.

About the Author.

Chapter 1.    History, Rationale, and Benefits of Using the Arts in Counseling.

Chapter 2.    Music and Counseling.

Chapter 3.    Dance and Movement and Counseling.

Chapter 4.     Imagery and Counseling.

Chapter 5.    Visual Arts and Counseling.

Chapter 6.    Literature and Counseling.

Chapter 7.    Drama and Counseling.

Chapter 8.    Play and Humor in Counseling.

Chapter 9.    Trends in Counseling and the Creative Arts.

Subject Index.

Name Index.

“The third edition of Counseling as an Art provides myriad practical suggestions for how to use the creative arts in counseling and serves as a reminder that there are a variety of venues to precipitate growth–no matter how diverse the life experiences of the counselor and client may be.  This book is an outstanding contribution to the profession and to the work of counselors in all settings!” 

-David Capuzzi, PhD, LPC

Johns Hopkins University

Professor Emeritus, Portland State University

 

“This book is truly a unique combination of history, theory, and application.  Dr. Gladding provides wonderful examples of the types of media available, the rationale for using specific art forms, and strategies for work with a variety of populations.  I have used previous editions of this book in a course on expressive arts in counseling and students always give it rave reviews.  I consider it a ‘must have’ and a wonderful resources for faculty members, students, and practitioners.”

-Pamela O. Paisley, EdD, University of Georgia

In the third edition of this much loved text, Dr. Gladding demonstrates how music, dance, imagery, literature, drama, and humor can be used--independently and complementary--in counseling on primary, secondary, and tertiary levels.  Clients of all ages and cultural backgrounds will benefit from the clinically tested techniques presented in this inspiring book.  Counseling as an Art is sure to become a treasured resource that you will reach for time and time again in looking for new ways to enhance your skills and effectiveness as a helping professional.

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    AMERICAN COUNSELING ASSOC
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