Impact Therapy: The Courage to Counsel

by Edward E. Jacobs, Christine Schimmel, Christine J. Schimmel

Book Overview

Impact Therapy is an active approach to individual and group counseling developed by Dr. Ed Jacobs, Dr. Chris Schimmel, and Dr. Danie Beaulieu. This multisensory approach to counseling is a form of... This description may be from another edition of this product.

• Format: Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 0615737773
• ISBN13: 9780615737775
• Release Date: December 2012
• Publisher: Impact Therapy Associates
• Length: 318 Pages
• Weight: 1.55 lbs.
• Dimensions: 0.7" x 7.0" x 10.0"

Customer Reviews

Cheaper on His Webpage

This book is great and I recommend it to all especially new counselors. But you can buy it for $27 brand new on his home page. and then you can get Creative Counseling Techniques for $27 too.

Impact therapy

This book is an easy read that is sure to enhance any therapist's skills. Jacobs has a unique and creative way to ensure that the therapy session has an impact on the client. Along with the theory behind impact therapy, Jacobs offers many examples of how a therapist could apply the theory. This book is a must have for any therapist interested in continuously enhancing his/her skills.

Impact Therapy - A Review

This book provides a wonderful addition to any therapist's personal library. In this book, Ed Jacob describes his therapy approach clearly, concisely, and thoroughly. Each concept or main idea of this therapy approach is carefully addressed and described. Many illustrations and examples are provided on how this particular therapy model can be put to work in multiple counseling settings and with multiple clients. The examples provided are excellent in that they take into account how Impact Therapy can be helpful in each many different situations and circumstances, including resistant clients, various client concerns and issues, and different cultural and age groups and how Impact therapy could be helpful in each particular situation. The book also reads easily thus making it an attractive resource for the beginning counselor. The experienced counselor can also find this resource helpful, in that this book also provides one with additional, creative ideas and interventions to add to his or her own "tool box." Certainly, as counselors, we are sometimes overwhelmed with new information and readings regarding developing models, theories, and ideas, however, this book is definitely a rich resource to include and make as a priority to add onto that "to-read" list.