THE NEW HANDBOOK OF PSYCHOTHERAPY AND COUNSELING WITH MEN

In one comprehensive volume, the revised and abridged edition of The New Handbook of Psychotherapy and Counseling with Men offers clinicians a guide that includes the most current research, theory, effective techniques, and strategies for treating men (no matter what their background or age) in a wide variety of situations—from on-the-job to in the cell block. Written by leading clinicians, educators, and researchers with vast experience in the field, this definitive handbook offers practical advice for working with male clients who are often stubbornly resisting therapy.

Glenn E. Good, Ph.D., is an associate professor of educational, school, and counseling psychology at the University of Missouri-Columbia and past president of the APA's Men's Division (51). He is an editor of the Handbook of Counseling and Psychotherapy with Men.

Gary R. Brooks, Ph.D., is a professor in the Department of Psychology and Neuroscience, Baylor University, and former chief of psychological services at the Veterans Administration Center in Temple, Texas. He is the author of A New Psychotherapy for Traditional Men and The Centerfold Syndrome, both from Jossey-Bass.

Acknowledgments.

Introduction (Glenn E. Good and Gary R. Brooks).

SECTION ONE: TREATMENT IN CONTEXT.

1. A Male-Friendly Therapeutic Process with School-Age Boys (Mark S. Kiselica).

2. Counseling Men in Medical Settings: The Six-Point HEALTH Plan (Will H. Courtenay).

3. Consulting with Men in Business and Industry (Hope I. Hills, Aaron Carlstrom, and Margaret Evanow).

4. Counseling Men in College Settings (John M. Robertson).

5. Issues of Males with Physical Disabilities in Rehabilitation Settings (Irmo D. Marini).

6. Counseling and Psychotherapy for Male Military Veterans (Gary R. Brooks).

SECTION TWO: TREATING MEN’S PROBLEMS.

7. Assessing and Treating Depression in Men (Sam V. Cochran).

8. Treating Substance Abuse in Men (Carl Isenhart).

9. Male Survivors of Trauma (David Lisak).

SECTION THREE: DEVELOPMENTAL ISSUES OF BOYS AND MEN.

10. The Crises of Boyhood (Ronald F. Levant).

11. Addressing the Implications of Male Socialization for Career Counseling (Mary J. Heppner and P. Paul Heppner).

12. Psychotherapy with Men Navigating Midlife Terrain (Sam V. Cochran).

SECTION FOUR: THERAPEUTIC APPROACHES AND MODALITIES.

13. “Masked Men”: New Psychoanalytically Oriented Treatment Models for Adult and Young Adult Men (William S. Pollack).

14. Cognitive Therapy for Men (James R. Mahalik).

15. Interpersonal Psychotherapy for Men (James R. Mahalik).

16. Integrative Therapy for Men (Glenn E. Good and Laurie B. Mintz).

17. Group Therapy for Men (Fredric E. Rabinowitz).

18. Family Therapy for Men (Carol L. Philpot).

SECTION FIVE: SPECIAL CONSIDERATIONS AND SKILLS FOR THERAPY WITH MEN.

19. Women Helping Men: Strengths of and Barriers to Women Therapists Working with Men Clients (Norine G. Johnson).

20. Male Therapist, Male Client: Reflections on Critical Dynamics (Murray Scher).

SECTION SIX: MULTICULTURAL AND DIVERSITY-RELATED CONSIDERATIONS.

21. African-Centered Therapeutic and Counseling Interventions for African American Males (Leon D. Caldwell and Joseph L. White).

22. Machismo Revisited in a Time of Crisis: Implications for Understanding and Counseling Hispanic Men (J. Manuel Casas, Joseph A. Turner, and Christopher A. Ruiz de Esparza).

23. Asian American Masculinity and Therapy: The Concept of Masculinity in Asian American Males (David Sue).

24. Psychotherapy with Gay and Bisexual Men (Douglas C. Haldeman).

25. Counseling Men with Religious Affiliations (Michael R. Maples and John M. Robertson).

A Final Word (Gary R. Brooks and Glenn E. Good).

About the Editors.

About the Contributors.

Name Index.

Subject Index.