For the full bibliographic entry for each of these sources, consult the References at the back of the book. The practical applications of an integrative approach are demonstrated in The Art of Integrative Counseling (Corey, 2013a) and the DVD for Integrative Counseling: The Case of Ruth and Lecturettes (Corey & Haynes, 2013). The post full […]

Until the early 1960s, healthcare was largely a not-for-profit business dominated by foundations that employed physicians. Over time, for-profit organizations have flourished, and in the case of some sectors, notably pharmaceuticals, organizations are almost entirely for-profit. There remain differences in the two organization types, though they both serve the same population. A number of behaviors

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Structure a class debate around the arguments for and against suicide prevention. Consider debating a specific case of a client who is terminally ill with cancer and decides to end his life because of his suffering and because there is no hope of getting better. Divide the class into teams for an exchange on the

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