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Psychological counseling in a small college
"The orientation of this volume is essentially pragmatic. It deals with the concrete problems involved in establishing and running a professional mental health service on a college campus. In its most general formulation the issue to which we address ourselves is that of mutual adaptation between the organizational structure of a traditional educational institution and the internal organization of the counseling process. The content of this volume is essentially a report of the experiences of one school, Brandeis University, in working out a particular pattern of mutual adaptation between a school environment and the counseling process. Our major interest has been in working out effective counseling procedures; consequently, the major portion of the book (Chapters III and IV) is devoted to a discussion by the staff of the Counseling Center of the situational factors to which the counseling process must adapt, or which it can utilize to special advantage, and of practices which have shown promise in these respects"--Preface. (PsycINFO Database Record (c) 2010 APA, all rights reserved).
by Eugenia Hanfmann ... [and others] With an introduction by Lawrence K. Frank.
Cambridge, Mass., Schenkman Pub. Co. [1963]