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Theories of Counseling Chart

As you progress through this course, you will study several different theories, some of which have more similarities than differences and vice versa. In order for you to learn about them more effectively and to create a personalized tool you can use in the future, you will create a Theories of Counseling Chart summarizing key aspects of each theory.

As you review the theories each week, complete the “Click here to enter text” box sections of this chart. You will work on this chart throughout the course and submit it in Unit 5 and in Unit 10 as a discussion post. You will be able to refer to this chart throughout your classes, into your fieldwork, and beyond.

Refer to the Web Sites and Readings for Theories of Psychotherapy course file document to assist you in completing the Theories Chart.

List of Theories

Psychoanalytic and Psychodynamic Therapy

Adlerian Theory

Existential Therapy

Gestalt Therapy

Person-Centered Therapy

Behavioral Therapy

Reality Therapy

Cognitive Therapy

Cognitive Behavior Therapy (CBT)

Rational Emotive Behavior Therapy (REBT)

Feminist Therapy

Complementary and Alternative Therapies

Narrative Therapy

Solution-Focused Therapy

Family Systems

Integrative Therapy

Psychoanalytic and Psychodynamic Therapy

Key Concepts

What are some of the key propositions of the theory? How and why do people develop problems?

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Theory of Change

How can therapy help a person overcome problems? What must a person do to improve his or her functioning?

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Interventions

What techniques does the counselor use to help bring about change?

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Who Is In Charge? What Is the Role of the Client and the Counselor?

What is the counselor responsible for in sessions? What is the client expected to do? Who takes the leading role in the interaction?

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Web Resources

Who uses this theory? How do they present themselves to the wider community? Where are resources for learning more?

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Scholarly Articles, Books, and Resources on the Theory

What are some good references that I may want to refer to in the future?

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Adlerian Therapy

Key Concepts

What are some of the key propositions of the theory? How and why do people develop problems?

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Theory of Change

How can therapy help a person overcome problems? What must a person do to improve his or her functioning?

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Interventions

What techniques does the counselor use to help bring about change?

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Who Is In Charge? What Is the Role of the Client and the Counselor?

What is the counselor responsible for in sessions? What is the client expected to do? Who takes the leading role in the interaction?

Click here to enter text.

Web Resources

Who uses this theory? How do they present themselves to the wider community? Where are resources for learning more?

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Scholarly Articles, Books, and Resources on the Theory

What are some good references that I may want to refer to in the future?

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Existential Therapy

Key Concepts

What are some of the key propositions of the theory? How and why do people develop problems?

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Theory of Change

How can therapy help a person overcome problems? What must a person do to improve his or her functioning?

Click here to enter text.

Interventions

What techniques does the counselor use to help bring about change?

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Who Is In Charge? What Is the Role of the Client and the Counselor?

What is the counselor responsible for in sessions? What is the client expected to do? Who takes the leading role in the interaction?

Click here to enter text.

Web Resources

Who uses this theory? How do they present themselves to the wider community? Where are resources for learning more?

Click here to enter text.

Scholarly Articles, Books, and Resources on the Theory

What are some good references that I may want to refer to in the future?

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Gestalt Therapy

Key Concepts

What are some of the key propositions of the theory? How and why do people develop problems?

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Theory of Change

How can therapy help a person overcome problems? What must a person do to improve his or her functioning?

Click here to enter text.

Interventions

What techniques does the counselor use to help bring about change?

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Who Is In Charge? What Is the Role of the Client and the Counselor?

What is the counselor responsible for in sessions? What is the client expected to do? Who takes the leading role in the interaction?

Click here to enter text.

Web Resources

Who uses this theory? How do they present themselves to the wider community? Where are resources for learning more?

Click here to enter text.

Scholarly Articles, Books, and Resources on the Theory

What are some good references that I may want to refer to in the future?

 Click here to enter text.

Person-Centered Therapy

Key Concepts

What are some of the key propositions of the theory? How and why do people develop problems?

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Theory of Change

How can therapy help a person overcome problems? What must a person do to improve his or her functioning?

Click here to enter text.

Interventions

What techniques does the counselor use to help bring about change?

 Click here to enter text.

Who Is In Charge? What Is the Role of the Client and the Counselor?

What is the counselor responsible for in sessions? What is the client expected to do? Who takes the leading role in the interaction?

Click here to enter text.

Web Resources

Who uses this theory? How do they present themselves to the wider community? Where are resources for learning more?

Click here to enter text.

Scholarly Articles, Books, and Resources on the Theory

What are some good references that I may want to refer to in the future?

 Click here to enter text.

Behavioral Therapy

Key Concepts

What are some of the key propositions of the theory? How and why do people develop problems?

 Click here to enter text.

Theory of Change

How can therapy help a person overcome problems? What must a person do to improve his or her functioning?

Click here to enter text.

Interventions

What techniques does the counselor use to help bring about change?

 Click here to enter text.

Who Is In Charge? What Is the Role of the Client and the Counselor?

What is the counselor responsible for in sessions? What is the client expected to do? Who takes the leading role in the interaction?

Click here to enter text.

Web Resources

Who uses this theory? How do they present themselves to the wider community? Where are resources for learning more?

Click here to enter text.

Scholarly Articles, Books, and Resources on the Theory

What are some good references that I may want to refer to in the future?

 Click here to enter text.

Reality Therapy

Key Concepts

What are some of the key propositions of the theory? How and why do people develop problems?

 Click here to enter text.

Theory of Change

How can therapy help a person overcome problems? What must a person do to improve his or her functioning?

Click here to enter text.

Interventions

What techniques does the counselor use to help bring about change?

 Click here to enter text.

Who Is In Charge? What Is the Role of the Client and the Counselor?

What is the counselor responsible for in sessions? What is the client expected to do? Who takes the leading role in the interaction?

Click here to enter text.

Web Resources

Who uses this theory? How do they present themselves to the wider community? Where are resources for learning more?

Click here to enter text.

Scholarly Articles, Books, and Resources on the Theory

What are some good references that I may want to refer to in the future?

 Click here to enter text.

Cognitive Therapy

Key Concepts

What are some of the key propositions of the theory? How and why do people develop problems?

 Click here to enter text.

Theory of Change

How can therapy help a person overcome problems? What must a person do to improve his or her functioning?

Click here to enter text.

Interventions

What techniques does the counselor use to help bring about change?

 Click here to enter text.

Who Is In Charge? What Is the Role of the Client and the Counselor?

What is the counselor responsible for in sessions? What is the client expected to do? Who takes the leading role in the interaction?

Click here to enter text.

Web Resources

Who uses this theory? How do they present themselves to the wider community? Where are resources for learning more?

Click here to enter text.

Scholarly Articles, Books, and Resources on the Theory

What are some good references that I may want to refer to in the future?

 Click here to enter text.

Cognitive Behavior Therapy (CBT)

Key Concepts

What are some of the key propositions of the theory? How and why do people develop problems?

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Theory of Change

How can therapy help a person overcome problems? What must a person do to improve his or her functioning?

Click here to enter text.

Interventions

What techniques does the counselor use to help bring about change?

 Click here to enter text.

Who Is In Charge? What Is the Role of the Client and the Counselor?

What is the counselor responsible for in sessions? What is the client expected to do? Who takes the leading role in the interaction?

Click here to enter text.

Web Resources

Who uses this theory? How do they present themselves to the wider community? Where are resources for learning more?

Click here to enter text.

Scholarly Articles, Books, and Resources on the Theory

What are some good references that I may want to refer to in the future?

 Click here to enter text.

Rational Emotive Behavior Therapy (REBT)

Key Concepts

What are some of the key propositions of the theory? How and why do people develop problems?

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Theory of Change

How can therapy help a person overcome problems? What must a person do to improve his or her functioning?

Click here to enter text.

Interventions

What techniques does the counselor use to help bring about change?

 Click here to enter text.

Who Is In Charge? What Is the Role of the Client and the Counselor?

What is the counselor responsible for in sessions? What is the client expected to do? Who takes the leading role in the interaction?

Click here to enter text.

Web Resources

Who uses this theory? How do they present themselves to the wider community? Where are resources for learning more?

Click here to enter text.

Scholarly Articles, Books, and Resources on the Theory

What are some good references that I may want to refer to in the future?

 Click here to enter text.

Feminist Therapy

Key Concepts

What are some of the key propositions of the theory? How and why do people develop problems?

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Theory of Change

How can therapy help a person overcome problems? What must a person do to improve his or her functioning?

Click here to enter text.

Interventions

What techniques does the counselor use to help bring about change?

 Click here to enter text.

Who Is In Charge? What Is the Role of the Client and the Counselor?

What is the counselor responsible for in sessions? What is the client expected to do? Who takes the leading role in the interaction?

Click here to enter text.

Web Resources

Who uses this theory? How do they present themselves to the wider community? Where are resources for learning more?

Click here to enter text.

Scholarly Articles, Books, and Resources on the Theory

What are some good references that I may want to refer to in the future?

 Click here to enter text.

Complementary and Alternative Therapies

Key Concepts

What are some of the key propositions of the theory? How and why do people develop problems?

 Click here to enter text.

Theory of Change

How can therapy help a person overcome problems? What must a person do to improve his or her functioning?

Click here to enter text.

Interventions

What techniques does the counselor use to help bring about change?

 Click here to enter text.

Who Is In Charge? What Is the Role of the Client and the Counselor?

What is the counselor responsible for in sessions? What is the client expected to do? Who takes the leading role in the interaction?

Click here to enter text.

Web Resources

Who uses this theory? How do they present themselves to the wider community? Where are resources for learning more?

Click here to enter text.

Scholarly Articles, Books, and Resources on the Theory

What are some good references that I may want to refer to in the future?

 Click here to enter text.

Narrative Therapy

Key Concepts

What are some of the key propositions of the theory? How and why do people develop problems?

 Click here to enter text.

Theory of Change

How can therapy help a person overcome problems? What must a person do to improve his or her functioning?

Click here to enter text.

Interventions

What techniques does the counselor use to help bring about change?

 Click here to enter text.

Who Is In Charge? What Is the Role of the Client and the Counselor?

What is the counselor responsible for in sessions? What is the client expected to do? Who takes the leading role in the interaction?

Click here to enter text.

Web Resources

Who uses this theory? How do they present themselves to the wider community? Where are resources for learning more?

Click here to enter text.

Scholarly Articles, Books, and Resources on the Theory

What are some good references that I may want to refer to in the future?

 Click here to enter text.

Solution-Focused Therapy

Key Concepts

What are some of the key propositions of the theory? How and why do people develop problems?

 Click here to enter text.

Theory of Change

How can therapy help a person overcome problems? What must a person do to improve his or her functioning?

Click here to enter text.

Interventions

What techniques does the counselor use to help bring about change?

 Click here to enter text.

Who Is In Charge? What Is the Role of the Client and the Counselor?

What is the counselor responsible for in sessions? What is the client expected to do? Who takes the leading role in the interaction?

Click here to enter text.

Web Resources

Who uses this theory? How do they present themselves to the wider community? Where are resources for learning more?

Click here to enter text.

Scholarly Articles, Books, and Resources on the Theory

What are some good references that I may want to refer to in the future?

 Click here to enter text.

Family Therapy

Key Concepts

What are some of the key propositions of the theory? How and why do people develop problems?

 Click here to enter text.

Theory of Change

How can therapy help a person overcome problems? What must a person do to improve his or her functioning?

Click here to enter text.

Interventions

What techniques does the counselor use to help bring about change?

 Click here to enter text.

Who Is In Charge? What Is the Role of the Client and the Counselor?

What is the counselor responsible for in sessions? What is the client expected to do? Who takes the leading role in the interaction?

Click here to enter text.

Web Resources

Who uses this theory? How do they present themselves to the wider community? Where are resources for learning more?

Click here to enter text.

Scholarly Articles, Books, and Resources on the Theory

What are some good references that I may want to refer to in the future?

 Click here to enter text.

Integrative Therapies

Key Concepts

What are some of the key propositions of the theory? How and why do people develop problems?

 Click here to enter text.

Theory of Change

How can therapy help a person overcome problems? What must a person do to improve his or her functioning?

Click here to enter text.

Interventions

What techniques does the counselor use to help bring about change?

 Click here to enter text.

Who Is In Charge? What Is the Role of the Client and the Counselor?

What is the counselor responsible for in sessions? What is the client expected to do? Who takes the leading role in the interaction?

Click here to enter text.

Web Resources

Who uses this theory? How do they present themselves to the wider community? Where are resources for learning more?

Click here to enter text.

Scholarly Articles, Books, and Resources on the Theory

What are some good references that I may want to refer to in the future?

 Click here to enter text.