Interactive Counseling (Contributions in Psychology)

'œSchoenberg and Preston have written a timely book extolling the virtues of a psychological as opposed to medical model of counseling and psychotherapy. In essence the book extends the humanistic orientation of Carl Rogers as expanded by Robert Carkhuff and others and offers that orientation as the general and organizing principle for all forms of treatment of emotionally troubled people. ... This reviewer recommends the publication as a corrective to the current biological bias and suggests its inclusion in academic libraries.'' ChoiceB. Mark Schoenberg is the author of 'Interactive Counseling (Contributions in Psychology)', published 1983 under ISBN 9780313225925 and ISBN 0313225923.