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The Professional Practice of Rehabilitation Counseling is a comprehensive textbook covering ethical, legal, and clinical foundations for rehabilitation counselors. This fair-condition copy offers core curriculum on disability, case management, and professional identity. Ideal for graduate students and practitioners seeking a rigorous, theory-to-practice resource aligned with CRCC standards.
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About The Professional Practice of Rehabi...
Hartley and Tarvydas deliver an authoritative textbook on rehabilitation counseling, blending foundational theory with real-world application. The book covers ethical decision-making, legal frameworks, disability models, case management, and professional identity development. Each chapter includes case studies and discussion questions to bridge classroom learning and clinical practice. This fair-condition copy remains fully readable and suitable for study, though it may show wear. It aligns with CACREP and CRCC standards, making it a staple for graduate programs. Readers gain a deep understanding of how to support individuals with disabilities in achieving independence and employment. The text emphasizes evidence-based practice and cultural competence, preparing counselors for diverse settings including vocational rehabilitation, mental health, and private practice.
Who should read The Professional Practice of Rehabi...?
Graduate students in rehabilitation counseling, counselor educators, and practicing rehabilitation counselors seeking a comprehensive reference. It suits those preparing for CRCC certification or state licensure, as well as professionals transitioning from related fields. Faculty will find it useful for course adoption, while supervisors can use it for staff training. Individuals interested in disability advocacy and vocational services will also benefit from its thorough coverage of ethical and legal issues.
Pros & Cons
Pros
- ✓ Comprehensive coverage of rehabilitation counseling foundations and practice
- ✓ Aligned with CACREP and CRCC standards for accreditation and certification
- ✓ Includes case studies and discussion questions for applied learning
- ✓ Written by respected experts in the field
- ✓ Useful for both graduate study and professional reference
Cons
- ✗ Fair condition may include highlighting, wear, or minor damage
- ✗ Dense academic tone may be challenging for casual readers
- ✗ Some content may be dated compared to newer editions
- ✗ Limited focus on emerging areas like telehealth
- ✗ Price may be high for a used copy
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Frequently asked questions
Is this book suitable for self-study?
Yes, it includes case studies and discussion questions that support independent learning, though it is primarily designed for graduate coursework.
Does this edition align with current certification exams?
It aligns with CRCC and CACREP standards, but check the edition date; newer editions may reflect updated exam content.
What does 'fair condition' mean for this copy?
Fair condition indicates the book is fully readable but may show significant wear, such as highlighting, notes, or cover damage.
Is this book useful for practicing counselors?
Yes, it serves as a comprehensive reference for ethical and legal issues, case management, and evidence-based practices.
Are there instructor resources available?
Instructor resources may be available from the publisher; check the publisher's website for access.
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