Handbook of School Counseling (Counseling and Counselor Education)

The mission of this forty-eight chapter Handbook is to provide a comprehensive reference source that integrates counseling theory, research and practice into one volume. It is designed to meet the needs of entry-level practitioners from their initial placement in schools through their first three to five years of practice. It will also be of interest to experienced school counselors, counselor educators, school researchers, and counseling representatives within state and local governments. TITLE......Page 4 COPYRIGHT......Page 5 CONTENTS......Page 6 CONTRIBUTORS (IN ALPHABETICAL ORDER)......Page 10 SCHOOL COUNSELING FROM A MULTICULTURAL AND AN ECOLOGICAL PERSPECTIVE: AN INTRODUCTION......Page 28 1 INTRODUCTION TO THE FIELD OF SCHOOL COUNSELING......Page 34 I HISTORY OF SCHOOL COUNSELING......Page 36 II A CONCEPT OF BEST PRACTICES IN TRAINING SCHOOL COUNSELORS......Page 48 III SCHOOL COUNSELING: MOVING TOWARD STANDARDS AND MODELS......Page 70 IV STUDENT ACCOMPLISHMENT: EQUITY AND THE SCHOOL COUNSELOR’S ROLE......Page 82 V UNDERSTANDING YOURSELF AS A SCHOOL COUNSELOR......Page 96 2 DIVERSITY AND SCHOOL COUNSELING......Page 110 VI THE ACCULTURATIVE ENVIRONMENT OF SCHOOLS AND THE SCHOOL COUNSELOR: GOALS AND ROLES THAT CREATE A SUPPORTIVE CONTEXT FOR IMMIGRANT ADOLESCENTS......Page 112 VII IMMIGRANT CHILDREN AND YOUTH IN SCHOOLS......Page 128 VIII RACIAL HARASSMENT IN AMERICAN SCHOOLS......Page 144 IX THE ROLE OF ETHNIC IDENTITY IN THE PRACTICE OF SCHOOL COUNSELING......Page 160 X UNDERSTANDING AND IMPLEMENTING GAY, LESBIAN, BISEXUAL, TRANSGENDER, QUESTIONING AFFIRMATIVE PRACTICES AS SCHOOL COUNSELORS......Page 168 XI SOCIAL CLASS IN SCHOOL COUNSELING......Page 178 XII DISABILITY IN THE SCHOOLS......Page 190 XIII RACE AND ETHNICITY IN SCHOOL COUNSELING......Page 210 XIV AFRICAN AMERICAN EMPOWERMENT IN SECONDARY SCHOOL COUNSELING......Page 228 3 STUDENT DEVELOPMENT......Page 240 XV FACILITATING PERSONAL AND SOCIAL DEVELOPMENT......Page 242 XVI PHYSICAL HEALTH AND EMOTIONAL DEVELOPMENT: A PRIMER FOR SCHOOL COUNSELORS......Page 252 XVII ADOLESCENT SEXUAL HEALTH AND DEVELOPMENT......Page 276 XVIII SCHOOL COUNSELORS’ ROLE IN PROMOTING LITERACY IN ELEMENTARY SCHOOL–AGED CHILDREN......Page 292 XIX DESIGNING CULTURALLY RESPONSIVE SCHOOL COUNSELING CAREER DEVELOPMENT PROGRAMMING FOR YOUTH......Page 302 4 SCHOOL COUNSELOR COMPETENCE......Page 324 XX SCHOOL COUNSELOR TRAINING: SCHOOL AND SOCIETAL NEEDS IN THE 21ST CENTURY......Page 326 XXI SUPERVISION OF PROFESSIONAL SCHOOL COUNSELORS......Page 342 XXII MULTICULTURAL COMPETENCE OF SCHOOL COUNSELORS......Page 354 XXIII CONSULTATION WITH TEACHERS, ADMINISTRATORS, AND COUNSELING AGENCIES......Page 362 XXIV THE SCHOOL COUNSELOR’S ROLE IN CREATING CARING SCHOOL COMMUNITIES......Page 384 5 SCHOOL-BASED INTERVENTIONS......Page 412 XXV YOUTH DEVELOPMENT AND PREVENTION IN THE SCHOOLS......Page 414 XXVI INDIVIDUAL COUNSELING AS INTERVENTION IN THE SCHOOLS......Page 430 XXVII FOCUSED, BUT FLEXIBLE: A DEVELOPMENTAL APPROACH TO SMALL GROUP WORK IN SCHOOLS......Page 442 XXVIII CONDUCTING GROUPS IN SCHOOLS: CHALLENGES AND REWARDS......Page 464 XXIX FAMILIES IN CONTEXT: AN ESSENTIAL COMPONENT OF SCHOOL COUNSELING......Page 482 XXX CRISIS MANAGEMENT IN THE SCHOOLS......Page 492 XXXI CONSULTATION AND COLLABORATION AS ESSENTIAL SERVICES FOR SCHOOL COUNSELING PROGRAMS......Page 514 XXXII CAREER DEVELOPMENT INTERVENTIONS IN SCHOOLS......Page 530 XXXIII CREATIVE ARTS COUNSELING IN SCHOOLS: TOWARD A MORE COMPREHENSIVE APPROACH......Page 550 XXXIV COUNSELING THE GIFTED AND TALENTED......Page 564 XXXV CULTURAL IDENTITY ENHANCEMENT STRATEGIES FOR CULTURALLY DIVERSE YOUTH......Page 596 6 WORKING WITH SOCIO-EMOTIONAL CHALLENGES......Page 618 XXXVI INTERPERSONAL RELATIONSHIPS......Page 620 XXXVII SUICIDE PREVENTION, INTERVENTION, AND POSTVENTION......Page 646 XXXVIII WORKING WITH SCHOOL FAILURE......Page 668 XXXIX MEASURING AND EVALUATING ADOLESCENT CONNECTEDNESS......Page 684 XL BULLYING AND PEER VICTIMIZATION......Page 706 XLI SCHOOL VIOLENCE......Page 726 XLII SUBSTANCE ABUSE......Page 750 7 ACCOUNTABILITY AND PROFESSIONAL ISSUES IN SCHOOL COUNSELING......Page 770 XLIII EVALUATING SCHOOL GUIDANCE AND COUNSELING PROGRAMS: PAST, PRESENT, AND FUTURE......Page 772 XLIV RESEARCH IN AND ON SCHOOL COUNSELING......Page 784 XLV THE ESSENTIAL ROLE OF SCHOOL–COMMUNITY PARTNERSHIPS IN SCHOOL COUNSELING......Page 798 XLVI LAW AND ETHICS IN SCHOOL COUNSELING......Page 818 XLVII PROFESSIONAL ACTIVITIES IN PROFESSIONAL SCHOOL COUNSELING......Page 844 AUTHOR INDEX......Page 858 SUBJECT INDEX......Page 898 TITLE 4 COPYRIGHT 5 CONTENTS 6 CONTRIBUTORS (IN ALPHABETICAL ORDER) 10 SCHOOL COUNSELING FROM A MULTICULTURAL AND AN ECOLOGICAL PERSPECTIVE: AN INTRODUCTION 28 1 INTRODUCTION TO THE FIELD OF SCHOOL COUNSELING 34 I HISTORY OF SCHOOL COUNSELING 36 II A CONCEPT OF BEST PRACTICES IN TRAINING SCHOOL COUNSELORS 48 III SCHOOL COUNSELING: MOVING TOWARD STANDARDS AND MODELS 70 IV STUDENT ACCOMPLISHMENT: EQUITY AND THE SCHOOL COUNSELOR’S ROLE 82 V UNDERSTANDING YOURSELF AS A SCHOOL COUNSELOR 96 2 DIVERSITY AND SCHOOL COUNSELING 110 VI THE ACCULTURATIVE ENVIRONMENT OF SCHOOLS AND THE SCHOOL COUNSELOR: GOALS AND ROLES THAT CREATE A SUPPORTIVE CONTEXT FOR IMMIGRANT ADOLESCENTS 112 VII IMMIGRANT CHILDREN AND YOUTH IN SCHOOLS 128 VIII RACIAL HARASSMENT IN AMERICAN SCHOOLS 144 IX THE ROLE OF ETHNIC IDENTITY IN THE PRACTICE OF SCHOOL COUNSELING 160 X UNDERSTANDING AND IMPLEMENTING GAY, LESBIAN, BISEXUAL, TRANSGENDER, QUESTIONING AFFIRMATIVE PRACTICES AS SCHOOL COUNSELORS 168 XI SOCIAL CLASS IN SCHOOL COUNSELING 178 XII DISABILITY IN THE SCHOOLS 190 XIII RACE AND ETHNICITY IN SCHOOL COUNSELING 210 XIV AFRICAN AMERICAN EMPOWERMENT IN SECONDARY SCHOOL COUNSELING 228 3 STUDENT DEVELOPMENT 240 XV FACILITATING PERSONAL AND SOCIAL DEVELOPMENT 242 XVI PHYSICAL HEALTH AND EMOTIONAL DEVELOPMENT: A PRIMER FOR SCHOOL COUNSELORS 252 XVII ADOLESCENT SEXUAL HEALTH AND DEVELOPMENT 276 XVIII SCHOOL COUNSELORS’ ROLE IN PROMOTING LITERACY IN ELEMENTARY SCHOOL–AGED CHILDREN 292 XIX DESIGNING CULTURALLY RESPONSIVE SCHOOL COUNSELING CAREER DEVELOPMENT PROGRAMMING FOR YOUTH 302 4 SCHOOL COUNSELOR COMPETENCE 324 XX SCHOOL COUNSELOR TRAINING: SCHOOL AND SOCIETAL NEEDS IN THE 21ST CENTURY 326 XXI SUPERVISION OF PROFESSIONAL SCHOOL COUNSELORS 342 XXII MULTICULTURAL COMPETENCE OF SCHOOL COUNSELORS 354 XXIII CONSULTATION WITH TEACHERS, ADMINISTRATORS, AND COUNSELING AGENCIES 362 XXIV THE SCHOOL COUNSELOR’S ROLE IN CREATING CARING SCHOOL COMMUNITIES 384 5 SCHOOL-BASED INTERVENTIONS 412 XXV YOUTH DEVELOPMENT AND PREVENTION IN THE SCHOOLS 414 XXVI INDIVIDUAL COUNSELING AS INTERVENTION IN THE SCHOOLS 430 XXVII FOCUSED, BUT FLEXIBLE: A DEVELOPMENTAL APPROACH TO SMALL GROUP WORK IN SCHOOLS 442 XXVIII CONDUCTING GROUPS IN SCHOOLS: CHALLENGES AND REWARDS 464 XXIX FAMILIES IN CONTEXT: AN ESSENTIAL COMPONENT OF SCHOOL COUNSELING 482 XXX CRISIS MANAGEMENT IN THE SCHOOLS 492 XXXI CONSULTATION AND COLLABORATION AS ESSENTIAL SERVICES FOR SCHOOL COUNSELING PROGRAMS 514 XXXII CAREER DEVELOPMENT INTERVENTIONS IN SCHOOLS 530 XXXIII CREATIVE ARTS COUNSELING IN SCHOOLS: TOWARD A MORE COMPREHENSIVE APPROACH 550 XXXIV COUNSELING THE GIFTED AND TALENTED 564 XXXV CULTURAL IDENTITY ENHANCEMENT STRATEGIES FOR CULTURALLY DIVERSE YOUTH 596 6 WORKING WITH SOCIO-EMOTIONAL CHALLENGES 618 XXXVI INTERPERSONAL RELATIONSHIPS 620 XXXVII SUICIDE PREVENTION, INTERVENTION, AND POSTVENTION 646 XXXVIII WORKING WITH SCHOOL FAILURE 668 XXXIX MEASURING AND EVALUATING ADOLESCENT CONNECTEDNESS 684 XL BULLYING AND PEER VICTIMIZATION 706 XLI SCHOOL VIOLENCE 726 XLII SUBSTANCE ABUSE 750 7 ACCOUNTABILITY AND PROFESSIONAL ISSUES IN SCHOOL COUNSELING 770 XLIII EVALUATING SCHOOL GUIDANCE AND COUNSELING PROGRAMS: PAST, PRESENT, AND FUTURE 772 XLIV RESEARCH IN AND ON SCHOOL COUNSELING 784 XLV THE ESSENTIAL ROLE OF SCHOOL–COMMUNITY PARTNERSHIPS IN SCHOOL COUNSELING 798 XLVI LAW AND ETHICS IN SCHOOL COUNSELING 818 XLVII PROFESSIONAL ACTIVITIES IN PROFESSIONAL SCHOOL COUNSELING 844 AUTHOR INDEX 858 SUBJECT INDEX 898 9780805856231,(Softcover),978-0-8058-5622-4,(Hardcover) Behavioral Sciences Taylor & Francis Routledge 1. Introduction To The Field Of School Counseling -- 2. Diversity And School Counseling -- 3. Student Development -- 4. School Counselor Competence -- 5. School-based Interventions -- 6. Working With Socioemotional Challenges -- 7. Accountability And Professional Issues In School Counseling. Edited By Hardin L.k. Coleman, Christine Yeh. School And Youth Counseling. School Psychology--p. [4] Of Cover. Includes Bibliographical References And Indexes.