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WORK, COUNSELING, AND EX-LAW OFFENDER

NCJ Number
42995
Journal
OFFENDER REHABILITATION Volume: 1 Issue: 3 Dated: (SPRING 1977) Pages: 263-266
Author(s)
L E STRYKER; J F SCORZELL
Date Published
1977
Length
4 pages
Annotation
STRATEGIES FOR THE COUNSELOR IN HELPING AN EX-OFFENDER MOVE TOWARD EMPLOYABILITY ARE DISCUSSED. A SENSE OF FACING ONE'S ABILITIES, MOTIVATIONS, AND PATTERNS OF SELF-EXPRESSION ARE EMPHASIZED.
Abstract
FINDING A VOCATIONAL IDENTITY THAT IS AN IMPORTANT EXPRESSION OF ONE'S SELF IS CONSIDERED THE MOST STABILIZING INFLUENCE IN THE EX-OFFENDERS REHABILITATION. BEING AN ADVOCATE TO SECURE SERVICES FOR THE CLIENT, WITHOUT DEVELOPING DEPENDENCY; GIVING DATA ABOUT HIMSELF TO THE CLIENT TO HELP HIM WORK ON HIS SELF-IMAGE; AND GUIDANCE TO HELP HIM MOVE TOWARD WHAT HE WANTS TO DO FOR A LIVING ARE SOME OF THE GUIDELINES SUGGESTED FOR COUNSELING.

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