01436cam a22002294a 45000010008000000030004000080050017000120080041000290100017000700200015000870400018001020420008001200500023001280820024001511000030001752450111002052600039003163000025003555040064003805050708004446500054011524520907OSt20191009122558.0990611s2000    mau      b    001 0 eng    a   99017013   a020530799X  aDLCcDLCdDLC  apcc00aRC428.8b.S53 200000a616.8550651 SHA2211 aShames, George H.,d1926-10aCounseling the communicatively disabled and their families :ba manual for clinicians /cGeorge H. Shames.  aBoston :bAllyn and Bacon,cc2000.  axi, 175 p. ;c23 cm.  aIncludes bibliographical references (p. 159-162) and index.  a1.Introduction.


2.Getting Comfortable with Counseling.


3.The Relationship between Speech/Language/Hearing Therapy and Counseling.


4.The Clinical Relationship.


5.The Counseling Interview.


6.Listening and Attending.


7.Specific Facilitative Interviewing Behaviors.


8.More Advanced Interviewing and Counseling Skills.


9.Special Events.


10.Facilitative Holistic Attributes of the Counseling Interview.


11.Nonfacilitative Holistic Attributes of the Clinical Interview.


12.Special Client Populations.


13.Some Comments about the Outcomes of Therapy.


References and Bibliography.


Appendix A: Forms for Evaluating Clinical Interviews.


Appendix B: Words to Describe Feelings.


Index. 0aCommunicative disordersxPatientsxCounseling of.