Theory and Practice of Counseling and Psychotherapy 11th Edition

Explore the Foundations of Counseling with Corey’s Comprehensive Guide

The Eleventh Edition of Gerald Corey’s acclaimed text provides a lucid and approachable introduction to the principal theories of counseling. It encompasses a diverse array of methodologies—including psychoanalytic, Adlerian, existential, person-centered, Gestalt, reality, behavioral, cognitive-behavioral, family systems, feminist, postmodern, and integrative models—this text aids readers in comprehending and applying essential concepts across the cognitive, emotional, and behavioral dimensions of human experience.

Aimed at facilitating both learning and practical application, the book features thorough comparisons of each therapeutic model and illustrates how they can be amalgamated into a customized counseling style. Corey’s renowned case studies of “Stan” and “Gwen” animate theory, providing real-world perspectives on how each approach can be implemented in practice.

To further enhance the educational experience, engaging media resources are accessible through MindTap, including case-based videos that enrich understanding and promote critical thinking.

Ideal for both students and professionals, this reliable resource simplifies complex theories, making them easy to understand—and even easier to implement.