Focusing on how consulting is accomplished, this practical book provides a comprehensive and balanced overview of the practice and theory of consultation. Dougherty presents a generic model for application, surveys various approaches to consultation, discusses the organizational context of consultation, and reviews the many ethical and professional issues consultants face. Following this book's structure, readers learn to develop their own personal model of consultation.
Focusing on evidence-based prevention in psychology, this book serves as a crucial resource for counselors, psychologists, and mental health professionals. It highlights the growing expectation for practitioners to implement and evaluate evidence-based practices across various settings, including schools and community agencies. The text delves into relevant questions and considerations for those involved in prevention efforts, enhancing their understanding of effective programs and practices within the field.