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9781032803548

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""Today's counselors are faced with a growing number of traumatized clients who need support and intervention. In this book, Hoppe and Taylor present the fundamentals counselors need to properly intervene. From the broad definition of the term ‘trauma’ to an explanation of trauma's significant impact, this book offers insight on the complexities of trauma intervention."" Kathy McDonald, PhD, associate professor and director of school counseling, Southeastern Oklahoma State University ""This remarkably well-written book offers perspective and hope, emphasizing the critical importance of treating each trauma survivor as a unique individual rather than just a diagnosis. Highlighting the profound impact of a strong helper-client bond in increasing resilience and fostering hope underscores the transformative power of a compassionate approach. Educators and professionals alike will find this book an invaluable resource for understanding and supporting those who have experienced trauma."" Kim Haar, LPC, LMFT, CEO of There’s Hope Counseling and co-host on the Oasis Radio Network ""This is an invaluable tool for the field. As one who has been in victim services for over twenty-five years, the observations set forth in this text ring extraordinarily true. The resources and practice tips provided will help create a more enlightened, trauma-informed cadre of professionals who are better prepared to provide care for their clients and for themselves as they embark on this noble and demanding endeavor."" Sheree L. Hukill, MS, JD, victim services provider, administrator, and visionary

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Kathy B. Hoppe, EdD, is an associate professor at Oral Roberts University and a licensed marriage and family therapist. Michelle K. Taylor, EdD, is the director of the Master of Science in community counseling program at Rogers State University.

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