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Developing an integrated approach
Tod, David Lafferty, Moira E.
Tod, David
Lafferty, Moira E.
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2020-05-04
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Integration occurs when consultants combine multiple theoretical orientations and ways of operating to enhance the efficacy, effectiveness, efficiency, and ethical standing of services they provide clients. There is no one model of integration. The models practitioners develop are shaped by their histories, inclinations, and proclivities; the contexts and cultures in which they operate; the types of work they undertake; and the clients they serve. Integrated models allow practitioners to feel congruent, authentic, and comfortable with the ways they help clients. In this chapter, we define integration, discuss why it is viable in our field, examine ways practitioners integrate service delivery systems, consider obstacles to integration, and suggests ways educators and supervisors can assist practitioners.
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Tod, D., & Lafferty, M. E. (2020). Developing an integrated approach. In D. Tod and M. Eubank (Eds.), Applied Sport, Exercise and Performance Psychology: Current approaches to helping clients. Routledge.
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9781138587854