Handbook of Counseling Boys and Adolescent Males

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Handbook of Counseling Boys and Adolescent Males

Arthur M. Horne - University of Georgia, USA
Mark S. Kiselica - Iona College, USA, Trenton State College, USA, The College of New Jersey, USA

Other Titles in:
Children and Adolescent Counselling | Children, Adolescents and Interpersonal Violence (General) | Social Work Practice (General)

February 2000 | 440 pages | SAGE Publications, Inc

`I found this a stimulating and readable book that was full of practical ideas. Some of the chapters may be of special interest to readers working in America, but I would expect the book to be of value to anyone wanting to give consideration to boys' and mens' issues in mental health, community and educational settings' - Clinical Child Psychology and Psychiatry

This comprehensive, practical resource provides specific strategies for counsellors working with boys and male adolescents from different cultural backgrounds.

The first part examines how psychological, career and athletic development of boys is shaped by a complex interaction of biological, social, cultural and economic forces. TheSecond Part covers cultural considerations when counselling particular North American client groups, such as Hispanic-Americans. The final part focuses on special populations such as gay, sexually abused and developmentally disabled boys.

Mark S Kiselica and Arthur M Horne

Preface

For the Sake of Our Nation's Sons

PART ONE: DEVELOPMENTAL CONSIDERATIONS

David Jolliff and Arthur M Horne

Growing Up Male

The Development of Mature Masculinity

Warren Spielberg

A Cultural Critique of Current Practices of Male Adolescent Identity Formation

Steven D Brown

Male Career Development in the Formative Years

Ken Hodge and Steven Danish

Promoting Life Skills for Adolescent Males through Sport

PART TWO: CULTURAL CONSIDERATIONS

Shawn Leonard, Courtland Lee and Mark S Kiselica

Counseling African American Male Youth

David Sue

Counseling Asian American Boys and Adolescent Males

Jose Arcaya

Hispanic American Boys and Adolescent Males

Roger Herring

Helping Native American Indian and Alaska Native Male Youth

K Lynn Powell et al

Counseling Non-Hispanic White Boys

PART THREE: SPECIAL POPULATIONS

Jill S Barber and Michael Mobley

Counseling Gay Adolescents

Mark S Kiselica

Counseling Teen Fathers

Neil Cabe

Abused Boys and Adolescents

Out of the Shadows

David Jolliff, John Newbauer and Bill Blanks

Treating Adolescent Sex Offenders

James Dean and Mark S Kiselica

Helping Mentally Retarded Boys and Their Families

Donald B Keat II

Counseling Anxious Male Youth

Chris Caldwell

Counseling Depressed Boys

Gail Tripp and Dougald M Sutherland

Counseling Boys with Attention Defecit/Hyperactivity Disorder

Dawn A Newman, Arthur M Horne and Cynthia B Webster

Bullies and Victims

A Theme of Boys and Adolescent Males

Georgia Calhoun, Brian Glaser and Christi L Bartolomucci

Counseling the Juvenile Offender

Richard C Page

Counseling Substance-Abusing Young Males

"Arthur M. Horne and Mark S. Kiselica have produced a timely compendium which offers an exciting glimpse at important developments related to boys and men. This well thought out volume boldly ranges beyond conventional boundaries and will be a useful addition to the available literature on boys and men."

Don C. Locke, Ph.D.

North Carolina State University

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