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Foreword ix Preface xi Dedication xiii About the Editor/Authors xv Section 1: The Foundations of School Counseling Chapter 1: Professional School Counseling: Integrating Theory and Practice Into a Data-Driven, Evidence-Based Approach 3 Chapter 2: The History of School Counseling 9 Mei Tang and Chapter 3: Current and Future Perspectives on School Counseling 23 Joyce A. DeVoss Chapter 4: Outcomes Research on School Counseling 35 Qi Shi and Chapter 5: Codes of Ethics and Ethical and Legal Considerations for Students, Parents, and Professional School Counselors 47 Lynn E. Linde and Carolyn Stone Chapter 6: Certification, Licensure, and Accreditation in School Counseling 63 Brent M. Snow and C. Marie Jackson Section 2: Leadership and the Professional School Counselor Chapter 7: The Professional School Counselor and Leadership 73 Joyce A. DeVoss Chapter 8: The Professional School Counselor: Cultivating Academic Achievement and College/Career Readiness for All Students 83 Chris Wood iii

iv Chapter 9: Organization Development in Schools 95 Joyce A. DeVoss Chapter 10: Assessing and Changing School Culture 105 Mei Tang Chapter 11: Supervising School Counseling Interns 115 Gerta Bardhoshi and Section 3: Comprehensive School Counseling Programs Chapter 12: The ASCA National Standards and the ASCA National Model 127 Carol A. Dahir, Trish Hatch, and Lawrence E. Tyson Chapter 13: Data-Driven School Counseling 145 Carolyn B. Stone and Carol A. Dahir Chapter 14: Comprehensive Developmental School Counseling Programs 155 and Qi Shi Chapter 15: Needs Assessments: The Key to Successful and Meaningful School Counseling Programs 163 Chapter 16: How to Write Learning Objectives 171 Chapter 17: Designing Developmental Guidance Lessons 177 Chapter 18: Setting Up and Managing a Classroom 187 Carlen Henington and R. Anthony Doggett Chapter 19: Program Accountability 209 Chapter 20: Career Development Interventions in the Schools 217 Brian Hutchison, Spencer G. Niles, and Jerry Trusty Chapter 21: Secondary and Postsecondary Educational Planning 231 Suzanne M. Dugger and Kalinda R. Jones Chapter 22: Consulting in the Schools: The Role of the Professional School Counselor 253 Donna M. Gibson

v Chapter 23: Conflict Resolution, Bullying, and Cyberbullying 263 Nadine E. Garner and Jason B. Baker Section 4: Techniques and Approaches to Counseling in Schools Chapter 24: Professional School Counselors and Reality Therapy 279 Robert E. Wubbolding Chapter 25: Using Cognitive Behavioral Techniques 291 Ann Vernon Chapter 26: Development and Implementation of Behavioral Interventions in Schools: A Function-Based Approach 301 R. Anthony Doggett and Carl J. Sheperis Chapter 27: Adlerian Counseling Techniques 313 Mardi Kay Fallon Chapter 28: Solution-Focused Brief Counseling 323 Chapter 29: Using Family Systems Interventions in Schools 335 Chapter 30: Integrating Knowledge of Learning Styles and Multiple Intelligences in Counseling Diverse Students 347 Chapter 31: Group Counseling in Schools 357 Gary E. Goodnough and Vivian V. Lee Section 5: Assessment in School Counseling Chapter 32: What Assessment Competencies Are Needed by Professional School Counselors? 369 Chapter 33: High-Stakes Testing: What Counselors Need to Know 379 Patricia Jo McDivitt Chapter 34: Parents Questions About Testing in Schools, and Some Answers 387 Mary Ann Clark and Sandra M. Logan

vi Chapter 35: What Professional School Counselors Need to Know About Intelligence Tests 397 Chapter 36: A Practical Approach to Career Assessment in Schools 407 Jerry Trusty, Spencer G. Niles, and ZiYoung Kang Chapter 37: A Selective Overview of Personality and Its Assessment 419 Ralph L. Piedmont Chapter 38: Behavior Assessment 431 Carlen Henington Section 6: Clinical Issues in School Counseling Chapter 39: Helping Students Who Have Attention-Deficit/Hyperactivity Disorder 449 David J. Carter, Patricia Carter, and Chapter 40: Helping Students Who Have Alcohol and Other Drug Problems 459 Gerald A. Juhnke and Elias Zambrano Chapter 41: Helping Students Who Have Eating Disorders 469 Dana Heller Levitt Chapter 42: Helping Students Who Have Depression 481 Chapter 43: Helping Students Deal With Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder 493 Chapter 44: Separation Anxiety Disorder in the Schools 501 Henry L. Harris and Sejal Parikh Foxx Chapter 45: Test Anxiety 511 Chapter 46: Helping Students Who Have Posttraumatic Stress Disorder 515 Chapter 47: Habits, Tics, and Self-Mutilation (Cutting): A Behavioral Approach to Assessment and Treatment 521

vii Chapter 48: Reactive Attachment Disorder in Schools: Recommendations for Professional School Counselors 537 Carl J. Sheperis, R. Anthony Doggett, and Robika M. Mylroie Chapter 49: Students With Learning Disabilities: Counseling Issues and Strategies 545 Adriana G. McEachern Chapter 50: Helping Students With Severe Behavioral Problems 555 Gregory R. Janson and Jonathan Procter Chapter 51: Counseling High-Functioning Students With Autism Spectrum Disorder 571 Henry L. Harris Section 7: Special Issues and Populations in School Counseling Chapter 52: Helping Students Acquire Time-Management Skills 583 Chapter 53: Understanding Special Education Policies and Procedures 591 Chapter 54: Understanding Section 504 Policies and Procedures 599 Amy J. Newmeyer and Mark D. Newmeyer Chapter 55: School Support for Students Who Have Chronic Illnesses 603 Carol J. Kaffenberger Chapter 56: Intervention Strategies for Physically or Sexually Abused Students 613 David J. Carter and Patricia Carter Chapter 57: Counseling Sexual Minority Students in the Schools 623 Mark Pope, Lela Kosteck Bunch, and Michael S. Rankins Chapter 58: Helping Students From Changing Families 639 Qi Shi and Chapter 59: Preventing Professional School Counselor Burnout 655 Gerta Bardhoshi and Chapter 60: The Professional School Counselor in the Rural Setting: Strategies for Meeting Challenges and Maximizing Rewards 663 Deborah L. Drew and Dorothy Breen

viii Chapter 61: Counseling Multiracial Students 671 Henry L. Harris, Lyndon P. Abrams, and Edward A. Wierzalis Chapter 62: Emotional Safety in the Classroom 681 Gregory R. Janson and Margaret A. King Chapter 63: Counseling Children of Poverty 689 Donna S. Sheperis and Belinda J. Lopez Chapter 64: Parent Involvement in Schools 695 Henry L. Harris and Edward A. Wierzalis Chapter 65: Helping Students Manage Stress 705 Chapter 66: Helping Students Manage Anger 721 Carol Z. A. McGinnis and Chapter 67: Bereavement in Schools: How to Respond 729 Susan Norris Huss and Melissa Nowicki Chapter 68: Crisis Intervention With Individuals in the Schools 737 Gerta Bardhoshi and Chapter 69: Systemic Crisis Intervention in the Schools 749 References 759