Nutrition therapy : advanced counseling skills /
"How do you prevent a patient from relapsing? When should you refer a patient for psychotherapy? How can you increase referrals and repeat visits? Nutrition Therapy answers all these questions and many more, giving you a complete arsenal of proven counseling techniques that increase positive pa...
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| Language: | English |
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Philadelphia :
Wolters Kluwer Health/Lippincott Williams & Wilkins,
[2007], ©2007
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| Edition: | 3rd ed |
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Table of Contents:
- Pt. I The people involved
- 1. The nutrition therapist
- 2. Counseling : child, adolescent, and family
- 3. Counseling : the adult learner
- 4. Personality styles
- 5. Cultural competency in counseling
- 6. Assuring and measuring professional competence
- Pt. II. Integrating theory, skills, and practice
- 7. Physical and psychosocial assessment
- 8. Counseling skills for behavior change
- 9. Cognitive-behavioral therapy
- 10. Inpatient counseling and the continuum of care
- 11. Group therapy
- 12. Exercise resistance, obsession, and recommendations
- 13. The challenge of maintaining change
- Pt. III. Dealing with weight and chronic disease
- 14. Weight management : counseling challenges in lifestyle management
- 15. Empowerment counseling : using the feminist therapy perspective
- 16. Counseling clients with eating disorders
- 17. Counseling people with chronic disease
- 18. Motivational interviewing and diabetes education
- 19. Renal disease
- 20. Counseling a person with HIV/AIDS
- 21. End of life counseling
- Pt. IV. Maximizing success
- 22. Reimbursement, documentation, and HIPAA
- 23. Successful business skills.