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Vejledning er et samspil mellem to mennesker og udgør en etisk handling. Uanset hvilken slags vejledning der er tale om, drejer vejledning sig om at hjælpe og drage omsorg for et andet menneske. En vejleder er ikke vejleder for sin egen skyld, men for den andens skyld.2. udgave af Til den andens bedste er udbygget med to nye kapitler, som ser på hhv. eksistentiel sårbarhed i et vejledningsperspektiv og samrefleksion som en vej til bedre samtaler.Med udgangspunkt i filosofferne Løgstrup, Buber og Levinas behandler bogen temaerne:- Den gode vejledning- Vejledningssamtalens egenart- Menneskearbejde og ekspertarbejde- Lytning og identitet- Engagement og varsomhed- Følelsernes betydning i vejledning- Frihed og identitet- Eksistentiel sårbarhed- Vejledning mellem menneske og system- Samrefleksion.Til den andens bedste henvender sig til studerende og professionelle inden for bl.a. pædagogik, sundhed, pleje, ergo-/fysioterapi, socialrådgivning, uddannelsesvejledning samt til øvrige hjælpeprofessioner, der benytter sig af vejledning, supervision, øvelsespraktik, klinisk praktik og lignende.

Som vejleder kan det være en udfordring at balancere mellem individets og samfundets behov – uden at slippe sin humanistiske grundholdning af syne.SAMSKABENDE VEJLEDNING er et redskab i dette arbejde. Målet er at skabe udvikling og understøtte den vejledtes dannelse som et handlekompetent individ, der kan tage medansvar for eget liv. SAMSKABENDE VEJLEDNING giver brugbar viden og nye gode redskaber til alle, der arbejder med vejledning. Bogen er en håndsrækning til vejledere, der skal navigere i feltet af udefrakommende styring i form af karakterkrav, uddannelsespålæg mv. Den er også til vejledere, som gerne vil afstemme deres egen rolle og selv måske har tendens til at tage for meget styring i vejledninger. Bogen støtter vejlederen i arbejdet med at involvere de vejledte, så de tager aktivt, samskabende del i vejledningen. Til det arbejde introducerer bogen en nye procesmodel – den samskabende vejledningsmodel – og 24 tilhørende vejledningsmetoder. Modellen er udviklet på baggrund af et fællesnordisk udviklingsprojekt og bygger på teori, forskning og projektets resultater. Metoden er afprøvet og evalueret positivt af både vejledere og vejledte. Den samskabende vejledningsmodel er et praksisorienteret redskab, der understøtter en samskabende vejledning, hvor processen er tydelig for alle parter, og hvor der løbende skrives noter, så alle har overblik over, hvad der udvikles og besluttes. Målet er, at man arbejder hen imod at ændre adfærd eller forståelser hos vejledte. Bogen er skrevet til alle, der vejleder: i kommunernes vejledning af unge (KUI), i alle former for gennemførelses- og fastholdelsesvejledning i grundskoler, ungdomsuddannelser samt videregående uddannelser, foruden i jobcentre og hos anden aktør i arbejdet med at få borgere i arbejde. Den kan også bruges i vejledning i forbindelse med kompetenceudvikling.Marianne Tolstrup er lærer og cand.pæd.pæd. med sidefag i psykologi, master i positiv psykologi. Har arbejdet i vejledningsfeltet i mere end 20 år og underviser bl.a. på Diplomuddannelsen i uddannelse, erhvervs- og karrierevejledning på UCL, Erhvervsakademi og Professionshøjskole.

Gehart's MASTERING COMPETENCIES IN FAMILY THERAPY: A PRACTICAL APPROACH TO THEORIES AND CLINICAL CASE DOCUMENTATION, 4th Edition, not only teaches you about family therapy theories, but also how to use them. A resource you will turn to again and again, it covers most of what you need to know in graduate school and to pass your licensing exams. Students love the book's relaxed, down-to-earth style that makes even complex concepts easy to understand, along with its real-world clinical forms -- case conceptualization and treatment planning -- that can be used with clients. Integrating diversity and research considerations into theoretical discussions and practical applications, the book provides a more holistic and nuanced understanding of couple and family therapy. The fourth edition is packed with the latest research, new theories, telehealth practices, licensure exam prep tips and more.

At skabe meningsfuld forandring i menneskers liv. Vejledere stiller typisk spørgsmål som „hvad kunne du godt tænke dig?“, „hvad har du lyst til?“ og „hvad drømmer du om?“. Men vejledning handler om meget mere end valg i forbindelse med uddannelse og arbejde. Vejledning handler i lige så høj grad om at hjælpe vejledte med at tilegne sig meningsfulde livsstrategier, så de kan overkomme de udfordringer, de møder på uddannelsen, i løbet af arbejdslivet eller i seniortilværelsen. Og det gør man bedst i læringsrum, hvor vejledte sammen med vejleder sætter ord på tvivl, barrierer, ressourcer, værdier og drømme. Eksistentiel vejledning er en inspirations- og brugsbog, der viser hvordan man arbejder med eksistentiel vejledning, og hvordan man i vejledningen inddrager de spørgsmål, vi alle stiller os i livet. Bogen giver en samlet introduktion og værktøjer til eksistentiel vejledning med fokus på, hvordan vejledning i fællesskab kan skabe mening og føre til et mere bæredygtigt liv. Bogen er for alle, der arbejder med vejledning af børn, unge, voksne og ældre i forhold til skole, uddannelse, karriereveje og den tredje alder. Bogen er relevant på bl.a. diplom- og masteruddannelser og kan tjene som inspiration til fagprofessionelle i jobcenterregi, KUI (den kommunale ungeindsats), uddannelsessystemet, fagforeninger, ældreorganisationer m.m.Om forfatteren:Inger-Lise Lund Petersen er lektor på Københavns Professionshøjskole, hvor hun arbejder med efter- og videreuddannelse af vejledere. Hun er fagansvarlig og underviser på diplomuddannelserne i uddannelses-, erhvervs- og karrierevejledning samt vejledning og supervision. Hun har arbejdet inden for vejledningsområdet i 25 år med praksiserfaring fra grund- og erhvervsskolen samt UU, Ungdommens Uddannelsesvejledning.

The Handbook of Counseling and Emotions helps students discover greater levels of personal relevancy related to their introductory studies in counseling. This dynamic handbook also provides readers with an array of perspectives for understanding and addressing their emotions in daily life, ultimately promoting personal growth and assisting them in navigating everyday challenges. The handbook is divided into two parts. Part I explores how foundational counselin

The Essential Guide to Effective School Counseling Programs guides readers through the process of developing, organizing, and managing a comprehensive school counseling program. The text begins with a chapter dedicated to the evolution of school counseling, in which readers learn about the history of the profession, foundational approaches, and the role of the school counselor. The subsequent chapters explain the practical details of creating a school counseli

Making a Difference: A Story of Adventure, Disaster, and Redemption Inspired by the Plight of At-Risk Girls demonstrates to students across various disciplines that they can assume leadership positions that positively impact communities, organizations, and the world, regardless of their interests, abilities, and career goals. Through personal accounts, Jeffrey A. Kottler and Sara Safari share how they conquered a mountain for a cause, found strength in the service of others in the aftermath of a catastrophic earthquake, and overcame personal and professional obstacles to begin a movement that protects children against abuse and victimization. The text focuses on the plight of children, especially girls, who have been systematically oppressed, but the lessons highlighted throughout are applicable to a variety of other situations and contexts. Readers learn the gifts and privileges of serving others, as well as the difficult realities of this type of work. Kottler and Safari's story guides students through the mistakes, breakthroughs, successes, and failures inherent in ventures of transformative community service. Making a Difference is an ideal supplementary text for courses in social justice, advocacy, leadership, women's studies, gender studies, sociology, social work, and counseling.Jeffrey A. Kottler is one of the most prominent authors in the fields of counseling, psychotherapy, health, and education, having written over 100 books across a broad range of topics. He is a clinical professor in the Menninger Department of Psychiatry and Behavioral Science at the Baylor College of Medicine in Houston and professor emeritus of counseling at California State University, Fullerton. He has served as a counselor, therapist, supervisor, educator, and social justice advocate in a variety of professional settings throughout his career.Sara Safari is an author, speaker, mountain climber, advocate for women's empowerment, and board member of Empower Nepali Girls. In 2015, she received the prestigious Global Citizen Award from the United Nations in recognition of her humanitarian work with Nepali girls and her continued efforts to end human trafficking. She's also received an award for Outstanding Practice with Broad Impact in the area of women and leadership from International Leadership Association. Sara will be the first Iranian in history to climb the Seven Summits, the seven highest peaks in each continent by July 2020. She is climbing on behalf of women worldwide who don't have the opportunity to live their lives fully expressed and on their own terms.

School Counseling and Counselor Intervention provides students with a valuable collection of readings and case studies that help them develop the knowledge required to become effective school counselors. The textbook equips future counselors with the skills they need to treat and remove the personal and social issues proven to impede academic success. In Part I of the text, students learn about the history of school counseling, the essential characteristics of

Written to help school counselors address the ever-changing needs of their clients and the growing demands of the profession, The School Counselor as Consultant: Expanding Impact from Intervention to Prevention provides readers with a service delivery model that emphasizes remediation and prevention. The model empowers school counselors to intervene when necessary, identify key opportunities to promote growth, and successfully deter future challenges and incidents. Section I addresses the expanding role of school counselors, fresh perspectives for approaching this important work, and an introduction to the concept of prevention. In Section II, readers learn key strategies for effective consultation, are introduced to a multidimensional, integrated model of consulting, explore the concept of counselors as agents for change, and learn tips for working with resistance and maintaining an ethical practice. Section III focuses on moving beyond intervention to prevention and provides actionable instruction for varying levels of prevention. The final section shares case studies that demonstrate multiple levels of intervention and prevention and invites students to reflect upon and discuss the topics addressed throughout the text. The School Counselor as Consultant is an enlightening and practical text that is ideal for both pre-service and practicing school counselors.Karen Dickinson is an associate professor of counselor education at West Chester University. She is a certified school counselor with more than 20 years of experience serving as a counselor and elementary and special education instructor. Dr. Dickinson earned her master's degree in elementary school counseling from West Chester University and her doctorate degree in individual and family studies from the University of Delaware.Richard Parsons is a professor of counselor education at West Chester University and has over 37 years of experience in teaching counselor preparation programs. He has had a private clinical practice for over 40 years, working with those experiencing debilitating anxiety, depression, and other challenges to emotional wellbeing. Dr. Parsons also serves as a consultant to educational and mental health institutions in Pennsylvania, New Jersey, and Delaware. He has authored or co-authored over 90 books, book chapters, and professional articles. Dr. Parsons earned his master's and doctoral degrees from Temple University.

Intentional Group Counseling: Best Practices for a Multicultural World provides students with essential best practices for conducting group counseling sessions in a diverse society. The text presents students with the latest research in applied psychology and group counseling, and also breaks down the complex art of leadership into individual skills using the Microskills approach. Embracing an experiential learning framework, students are guided through the practical application