The Transformed School Counselor by Carolyn Stone, Carol A. Dahir, Carol A. Dahir

1. Working in 21st-Century Schools The Changing Direction of 21st-Century Schools School Counseling: Changing With the Times Defining the Role of School Counseling in School Improvement Issues Impacting Today's Schools The Important Role of 21st-Century School Counselors Ensuring Every Stakeholder Benefits
2.Counseling Theory in Schools Counseling in the Complex World of Schools Counseling Students: Purpose and Limitations Theoretical Underpinnings of Counseling Acquiring Counseling Skills and Techniques The Challenge of Counseling Individuals and Groups in Schools
3.Counseling Practice in Schools Applying Counseling Theory in the Comprehensive School Counseling Program Applications of Counseling in Schools Applications of Testing and Assessment Counseling: Contributing to Student Development
4.School Counselors as Leaders Collaborative Leadership for the 21st-Century School School Counselors as Collaborative Leaders School Counselors Developing Leadership Skills The Impact of the School Counselor as Leader Leadership: Rewarding but Difficult
5.School Counselors as Advocates The Role of Social Advocacy in School Counseling The School Counselor as Advocate The Impact of Advocacy on Students, the School, and the Community Advocacy Skills Guiding Principles of Effective Advocacy
6.School Counselors as Consultants The Effectiveness of Consultation in the Schools Consulting With Teachers Consulting With Parents The Action Plan Application of the Four Ds in the Case of Susan Special Education (SE) and Consultation Parent Education
7.School Counselors as Coordinators, Collaborators, and Managers of Resources Coordination, Collaboration, andManagement of Resources Coordination Collaboration and Management of Resources CASTT a Wider Net Through Partnering Barriers to Collaboration and Management of Resources Collegiality: Taking Collaboration to a Higher Level Application of CASTT in Building a Safe and Respectful School Climate
8.Implementing the National Standards and the ASCA Model The National Standards Movement: An Agenda for Equity School Counseling: Finding a Place in School Improvement ASCA's Contribution to School Reform: The National Standards for School Counseling Programs Delivering a Standards-Based Program The ASCA National Model: Moving the Profession Forward The Transformed School Counselor's Knowledge and Skills Meeting the Challenges of Renewal and Reform
9.Accountability and Data-Driven Decision Making Accountability: Success, Not Survival Building a Data-Driven School Counseling Program MEASURE: A Different Way of Focusing Our Work
10.Addressing Diversity in Schools Promoting a Social Justice Agenda Examining Personal Beliefs and Behaviors Diversity and Multiculturalism Creating a Culturally Compatible Climate
11.Legal and Ethical Issues for School Counselors Professional Ethics The Complications of Confidentiality in the Context of Schools Ethics and Group Work in Schools Working Through Case Studies Continuing Your Professional Development
12.Career Planning and Student Transitions The Global Economy and the Work Force Career Decision Influencers Theoretical Underpinnings Career Development and the Transformed School Counselor
13.Promoting a Safe and Respectful Learning Environment Seeking a Safer Learning Environment Contributing to a Safe and Respectful Environment Personalizing the School Experience: Advisory Programs Character Matters School Counselors Taking the Next Steps
14.Transitioning in the Field of School Counseling Envisioning Your Future Planning for Your Success Heading Toward Success Ensuring Your Success Laying the Foundation for Your School Counseling Program One Year Later: Envisioning Your Transformed School Counseling Program A Closing Word From the Authors