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Issue title: Independent Living Management/Rehabilitation Counseling
Article type: Research Article
Authors: Shaw, Linda R. | McMahon, Brian T. | Chan, Fong | Hannold, Elizabeth
Affiliations: University of Florida, FL, USA. E-mail: LShaw@phhp.ufl.edu | Virginia Commonwealth University, Richmond, VA, USA | University of Wisconsin-Madison, WI, USA
Note: [] Linda R. Shaw is an associate professor and Elizabeth Hannold is a doctoral candidate, Department of Rehabilitation Counseling, University of Florida. Brian T. McMahon is a research professor, Departments of Physical Medicine/Rehabilitation and Rehabilitation Counseling, Virginia Commonwealth University. Fong Chan is a professor, Department of Rehabilitation Psychology and Special Education, University of Wisconsin-Madison
Abstract: Working Alliance has been described as a collaborative process characterized by shared goals, tasks and attachment bonds The development of a strong working Alliance is desirable in a rehabilitation system that embraces full and meaningful involvement from consumers. It has been suggested that the Working Alliance is dependent upon four factors that include congruence between counselor and consumer expectancies regarding counseling. This article describes a training protocol to help counselors develop awareness and specific skills aimed at consumers achieving greater congruence in expectations early in the rehabilitation counseling process. The protocol utilizes both didactic and experiential instruction and includes values clarification activities, use of the Expectations About Rehabilitation Counseling (EARC) Scale, and a conflict resolution approach to expectation convergence. Training protocols, materials, and processes are presented along with discussion regarding the impact of the training protocol on participating counselors.
Keywords: rehabilitation counseling, Expectations about Rehabilitation Counseling (EARC) Scale, consumer-counselor work relationships
Journal: Journal of Vocational Rehabilitation, vol. 20, no. 2, pp. 107-125, 2004
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