Community Ment Health J

1973

DOI: 10.1007/bf01434411

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Comparison of two mental health counselor training programs

Charles J. Vander Kolk

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Abstract: Two groups of psychiatric attendants were trained using an integrated didactic-experiential approach (N = 14)

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Advances in Experimental Medicine and Biology

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Relationships among experience level and value orientation and the performance of paraprofessional telephone counselors

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American J of Comm Psychol

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The effectiveness of indigenous paraprofessional helpers is thought to be partially due to the similarity in style and values between then and their clients. However, there is a concern that as they gain experience in an agency, their identification may shift from the clients to the agency. Also, there is a question as to how effective paraprofessionals (selected due to their shared values with a target population) are with value-dissimilar clients. Truax and Carkhuff's scales of facilitative conditions as well as a technique functioning scale were used to assess the helping behavior of paraprofessional telephone counselors at three levels of experience in response to value-similar and value-dissimilar simulated calls. The results indicate that performance generally improved with training and experience and that instead of a uniform deterioration with dissimilar value calls, a complex relationship existed between performance, values, and experience level.

Evaluation of modeling-role-playing and lecture-discussion training techniques for college student mental health professionals.

1978

Journal of Counseling Psychology

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