Enhancing Counselor Intervention Strategies prepares future professionals by presenting a practical guide to theory and practice, linking learning principles with therapeutic change modalities. This book teaches students the three things they must know in order to be considered competent professionals: a working knowledge of the vast range of treatment options, an understanding of the rationale behind each intervention strategy, and the ability to anticipate realistic outcomes. Gerber simplifies the presentation of key theoretical information by synthesizing it into four groups interpreted according to intervention dynamics. Case studies teach practical application and are easily generalized to help students learn to adapt intervention strategies based on the needs of a wide variety of clients. Further, the book is constructed with the ACA, CACREP, and NBCC assessment standards in mind. This text is appropriate for courses in counseling psychology. It is especially relevant to classes dealing with counseling and learning theories.