The resources you select should be practical information you can keep to use in your counseling work.
Examples of items to collect include, but are not limited to, the following:
• Personal journal entries
• Journal articles
• Literature from counseling organizations
• Names and addresses of counseling professionals and notes from meetings and interviews with these individuals
• Charts, drawings, and other handouts related to the counseling practice
• Reference lists for books, videotapes, and other materials addressing counseling issues
• World Wide Web resources
• Any other creative resources
As a team, compile a comprehensive annotated bibliography that represents, in totality, all that you collected individually in your Resource Notebooks. This annotated bibliography should be indexed by treatment of specific disorders.
Place your team’s bibliography and your individual Resource Notebooks in a three-ring binder to be submitted to the faculty member in Week Five. Bring enough copies of your team’s bibliography for the entire class. The Resource Notebook will be helpful to your counseling career if you continue collecting and updating resources after the completion of this course.
