COUNSELLING TECIINIQUES IN VOCATIONAL REHABILITATION (69-152-50)

Study of the counselling process with special
emphasis on its application to particular a diondinent 1 iBRARY
responsibilities and challenges of vocatipmalal Ss ee =
rehabilitation counselling. Um nasizes current ARCnivES

working situations through case study presentu-

tions and discussions. Possible utilization of

video-Ltape play-back equipment.

WHEN: Wednesdays, 7-10 p.m.
February 20 to May 22, 1974

WHERE: New Westminster campus, Douglas College
8th Avenue & McBride Boulevard
New Westminster, B.C.
Room 110

INSTRUCTOR: Dr. Michael Dansker

br. Dansker has a Master's deqree in behabilatation Counselling frei

the University of California at San Francisco and a Doctorate in
Counselling Psychology from Slanford University. We has worked as a
counsellor in a number of public settings, and in private practice.
He is currently teaching and counselling at Douglas College.

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