The 180 Degree Turn: Finding the Human Side of Mandated Counseling

Authors

Rachel A. Jordan, St. John Fisher UniversityFollow
Denise Lampo, University of Rochester
Steven T. Parshall, SUNY Oswego
Renee T. DeVuyst, Wayne Behavior Health

Document Type

Article

Publication Date

2014

Abstract

This article discusses how cultural changes in the United States led to an emergence of a number of mandated treatments intended to address the specific concerns of substance abuse, sexual abuse, and domestic violence. A brief history of interventions for each of the respective fields is described and a trend toward more humanistic treatment methods is noted. The similarities between the Person-Centered Approach and current trends in these fields are explained.

Comments

This article was originally published in The Person Centered Journal.

Publication Information

Jordan, Rachel A.; Lampo, Denise; Parshall, Steven T.; and DeVuyst, Renee T. (2014). "The 180 Degree Turn: Finding the Human Side of Mandated Counseling." The Person Centered Journal 21.1-2, 55-68.

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