John C. Thomas (PhD, University of South Carolina; PhD, Capella University) is professor of counseling and family studies at Liberty University. A licensed professional counselor and certified substance abuse counselor, he has written several books including Therapeutic Expedition and, with Gary Habermas, What’s Good About Feeling Bad?.

• INTRODUCTION(1)The Role of Techniques in Counseling(2)Evidence-Based CounselingTYPES OF TECHNIQUES(3)Cognitive(4)Awareness and Emotion (5)Behavioral(6)Experiential(7)SpiritualTECHNIQUES FOR POPULATIONS(8)Children(9)Adolescents(10)Couples(11)FamiliesTECHNIQUES FOR INDIVIDUAL PROBLEMS(12)Coping Skills(13)Emotional Dysregulation(14)Behavioral Dysregulation(15)Shame(16)Attachment Wounds (17)Trauma(18)Loss(19)Sexual Addiction(20)Self-Injury(21)Soul Growth and Sense of SelfTECHNIQUES FOR COUPLE AND FAMILY PROBLEMS(22)Family Conflict(23)Couple Sexual Issues(24)Infidelity(25)Betrayed Spouse(26)Forgiveness(27)Family of Origin Issues(28)Domestic Violence

“All practitioners are better with some tools than others. This book prepares students and newer counselors with an enlarged toolkit and provides wisdom on how to use the tools you they may not be as familiar with. The range of strategies, interventions, and techniques is impressive, as are the counseling professionals presenting them.”

John C. Thomas (PhD, University of South Carolina; PhD, Capella University) is professor of counseling and family studies at Liberty University. A licensed professional counselor and certified substance abuse counselor, he has written several books including Therapeutic Expedition and, with Gary Habermas, What’s Good About Feeling Bad?.

• INTRODUCTION(1)The Role of Techniques in Counseling(2)Evidence-Based CounselingTYPES OF TECHNIQUES(3)Cognitive(4)Awareness and Emotion (5)Behavioral(6)Experiential(7)SpiritualTECHNIQUES FOR POPULATIONS(8)Children(9)Adolescents(10)Couples(11)FamiliesTECHNIQUES FOR INDIVIDUAL PROBLEMS(12)Coping Skills(13)Emotional Dysregulation(14)Behavioral Dysregulation(15)Shame(16)Attachment Wounds (17)Trauma(18)Loss(19)Sexual Addiction(20)Self-Injury(21)Soul Growth and Sense of SelfTECHNIQUES FOR COUPLE AND FAMILY PROBLEMS(22)Family Conflict(23)Couple Sexual Issues(24)Infidelity(25)Betrayed Spouse(26)Forgiveness(27)Family of Origin Issues(28)Domestic Violence

“All practitioners are better with some tools than others. This book prepares students and newer counselors with an enlarged toolkit and provides wisdom on how to use the tools you they may not be as familiar with. The range of strategies, interventions, and techniques is impressive, as are the counseling professionals presenting them.”

John C. Thomas (PhD, University of South Carolina; PhD, Capella University) is professor of counseling and family studies at Liberty University. A licensed professional counselor and certified substance abuse counselor, he has written several books including Therapeutic Expedition and, with Gary Habermas, What’s Good About Feeling Bad?.

• INTRODUCTION(1)The Role of Techniques in Counseling(2)Evidence-Based CounselingTYPES OF TECHNIQUES(3)Cognitive(4)Awareness and Emotion (5)Behavioral(6)Experiential(7)SpiritualTECHNIQUES FOR POPULATIONS(8)Children(9)Adolescents(10)Couples(11)FamiliesTECHNIQUES FOR INDIVIDUAL PROBLEMS(12)Coping Skills(13)Emotional Dysregulation(14)Behavioral Dysregulation(15)Shame(16)Attachment Wounds (17)Trauma(18)Loss(19)Sexual Addiction(20)Self-Injury(21)Soul Growth and Sense of SelfTECHNIQUES FOR COUPLE AND FAMILY PROBLEMS(22)Family Conflict(23)Couple Sexual Issues(24)Infidelity(25)Betrayed Spouse(26)Forgiveness(27)Family of Origin Issues(28)Domestic Violence

“All practitioners are better with some tools than others. This book prepares students and newer counselors with an enlarged toolkit and provides wisdom on how to use the tools you they may not be as familiar with. The range of strategies, interventions, and techniques is impressive, as are the counseling professionals presenting them.”