Autism from the Teacher’s Perspective

Kathleen McCoy

Autism from the Teacher’s Perspective provides a helpful and balanced perspective for teachers who provide services for children and youth with autism.

Paperback / 464 pages / ISBN 978-0-89108-348-1

Introduction to Group Work

Fifth Edition

David Capuzzi, Douglas R. Gross, and Mark D. Stauffer

This book provides counselors in educational, mental health, private practice, and rehabilitation settings practical guidelines for facilitating groups.

Hardback / 630 pages / ISBN 978-0-89108-344-3

Counseling Children and Adolescents
Fourth Edition

Ann Vernon

This new edition includes even more practical information and how-to strategies for counseling children and adolescents and for working with families.

Hardcover / 512 pages / ISBN 978-0-89108-340-5

Counseling Theories

Practical Applications With Children and Adolescents in School Settings

Ann Vernon & Terry Kottman

This volume addresses specific applications with young populations and emphasizes the application of concepts to group and classroom settings. Each chapter concludes with a discussion of two case studies.

Paperback / 240 pages / ISBN 978-0-89108-335-1

Teaching Students with Behavior Disorders

Patricia A. Gallagher

The content in this book for teaching and managing elementary to eight grade students includes vignettes, curriculum topics and instruction, educational diagnoses, and positive management programs to help children with behavior disorders.

Paperback / 352 pages / ISBN 978-0-89108-336-8

Spirituality in Counseling and Psychotherapy

Radha Horton-Parker and R. Charles Fawcett

This book contains a variety of concrete integration approaches for counselors, therapists, helping professionals, instructors, and students that are both practical and flexible.

Paperback / 160 pages / ISBN 978-0-89108-341-2

Healing Developmental Trauma

A Systems Approach to Counseling Individuals, Couples, and Families

Janae B. Weinhold & Barry K. Weinhold

This text is designed for college course adoptions and for professionals studying traumatology, counseling, social work, developmental psychology, and family systems therapy.

Paperback / 448 pages / ISBN 978-0-89108-349-8

Psychological Evaluations and Case Plans

A Handbook for Referring Professionals

John Kayser

Psychological Evaluations provides an elementary primer on the major principles, methods, ethical values, and practitioner competencies involved in using psychological assessments and testing.

Paperback / 314 pages / ISBN 978-0-89108-334-4