Community Counseling: Empowerment Strategies for a Diverse Society

Abstract

Part 1 The community counselling model: the search for more effective counselling paradigms the community-counselling model the role of the community counsellor from model concept to model programme the community-counselling model in action the community-counselling model in action - the I-have-a-future programme. Part 2 Preventive education: a rationale for prevention stress - an overview stress-management interventions health-promotion programmes health promotion in a rural setting - the Madison County Health Project life-skills training - promoting personal competence. Part 3 Outreach to vulnerable populations: defining vulnerable populations model outreach programmes crisis intervention and suicide prevention. Part 4 Community counselling and the counselling process: the role of direct-counselling services promoting personal responsibility systems theory and environmental influences practical applications of community counselling. Part 5 Client advocacy: introduction stigmatization empowerment through self-help groups. fostering a responsive helping network. Part 6 The community counsellor as social-change agent: the role of social-change agent ecological considerations in counselling practices indirect community programmes as empowerment strategies. Part 7 Applications of the community-counselling model: review of the community-counselling model mental-health agencies career-development agencies specialized agencies business and industry educational settings. Part 8 Managing the community-counselling programme: planning budgeting organizing leadership and supervision evaluation unique managerial challenges.

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