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Counseling > Counseling Gifted
Love Publishing
>COUNSELING THE GIFTED AND TALENTED
Linda Kreger Silverman
Gifted Child Development Center, Denver

 In this book the author examines both the cognitive complexity and emotional intensity of gifted children and discusses the need for modification of counseling techniques. Presented is a developmental model to enable counselors to orchestrate a program of prevention rather than remediation. Specific strategies for individual and group counseling are provided.

 Contents

Part One: Understanding Giftedness

1. The Gifted Individual
2. The Quest for Meaning: Counseling Issues with Gifted Children and Adolescents
3. A Developmental Model for Counseling the Gifted

Part Two: The Counseling Process

4. Techniques for Prevention Counseling
5. Group Counseling with Gifted Students
6. Counseling Gifted Learning Disabled Students
7. Counseling Families

Part Three: Counseling in the Schools

8. The Roles of Educational Personnel
9. Academic Counseling for the Gifted
10. Career Counseling
11. Assessment Tools for Counselors

Part Four: Special Issues

12. Gifted Students at Risk
13. Multicultural Counseling
14. Social Development, Leadership, and Gender Issues

372 pages
2000/paperback/ISBN 978-0-89108-273-6
$60.00

     
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