A Personal Approach to Counseling, Four Techniques of Therapy, & Brief Therapy and Counseling

Author

Charles William Hollis, University of Texas Permian Basin

Date of Award

12-1995

Document Type

Research Project Report

Degree Name

Master of Arts (MA)

Department

Education

Supervisory Committee Chair

Al Milliren, Ed.D.

Second Advisor

Patricio Jaramillo, Ph.D.

Third Advisor

Jose Ruiz-Escalante, Ed.D.

Abstract

The field of counseling is a rapidly changing profession, and counselors, both new and old must learn to adapt to these changes. The counselor should decide on and maintain a basic theory of counseling, and yet not allow that theory to be so rigid that it fails to use some of the benefits from other theories when applicable. The counselor should learn to look at all sides of an issue before deciding what stand to take on that issue, and the stand should be one that inevitably is aimed at his/her enhancement as a counselor.

Recommended Citation

Hollis, Charles William, "A Personal Approach to Counseling, Four Techniques of Therapy, & Brief Therapy and Counseling" (1995). Graduate Theses. 45.
https://falconcommons.utpb.edu/utpb-edu/45