Skills for helping professionals / Anne M. Geroski.

Chapter 1: Helping Processes; Helping Terms: Helping, Counseling, Psychotherapy, Therapy, & Advocacy; Helping Relationships; What we Know about Being Helpful; Chapter 2: Understanding Development: Theories, Social Context,

And Neuroscience; The Purpose of a Theory; Theories of Development; Cultural and Social Factors in Development; Contributions from Neuroscience; Chapter 3: Helping Theories for Working with Others; Case Studies; Theories of Helping; Psychodynamic Approaches to Helping; Ethological Approaches to Helping; Humanistic Approaches to Helping; Behavioral and Learning Approaches to Helping; Contemporary Approaches to Helping; Chapter 4: Ethical Principles for Helping Relationships; Definitions; Ethics and Professional Practice; Moral Principles for Helpers; Key Ethical Concepts for Helping Professionals; Ethical Decision-Making; Chapter 5: Self-Awareness, Cultural Awareness, and Helper Competence; Helper Self-Awareness; Personalization Issues, Vicarious Trauma and Burnout; Emotional Self-Regulation; Assumptions,

Harm to Self or Other; Harm to Self; Harm to Others; Chapter 10: Helping in Groups; Group Types; Basic Concepts in Group Work; Theories and Models of Group Work; Group Leader Principles; Intervention Skills and Group Stage.

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