Peer Counseling: Skills, Ethics, and PerspectivesVincent J. D'Andrea, Peter Salovey This remains the best (and only) handbook for learning to be a peer counselor. After years of success with their first editon, the editors have updated and greatly expanded Peer Counseling with new chapters by additional contributors. This new edition provides the basics of rapidly training college students and others in: Listening skills Cultural and ethnic perspectives Suggested training curriculum Chapters from new contributing authors help reflect changes in the work of the average college campus peer counselor: Ethical considerations Complete with bibliography and index |
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What Is Peer Counseling? | 3 |
Becoming an Effective Counselor | 14 |
Minimal Attending Skills 20 Asking Open | 38 |
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