Getting Back to Basic Values: More Plans for Helping Yourself and Others

by Steve J. Leatherwood, Sidney B. Simon

Volume 3 of a series: Getting Back to Basic Values: More Plans for Helping contains plans and ideas to use in personal growth and development, teaching and counseling, and helping yourself and others. The series is an update of some material published in the early 1970's with newly developed and different materials from and about today. These plans can be applied over and over to personal growth and family decision-making and can be used in therapeutic work with groups and individuals. Teachers will also find these applicable to classroom work and discussions or lessons with students. This series will contain several plan book volumes and a foundations volume containing basic fundamentals and concepts supporting this theoretical work.

122 pages, Paperback

First published April 1, 2017

About the author

Steve J. Leatherwood, MA, LPC, NCC, CT/RTC, has been involved in providing mental health therapy, evaluation and counseling since 1970. He began working at a state facility for mentally and physically disabled youth, moved to working as a psychologist in a local mental health program and eventually became Director of Psychological Services for children/family services in that facility. Leatherwood also worked as an adjunct professor of psychology at Gardner-Webb University, was a school psychologist and counselor with the Cleveland County Schools and has maintained a private counseling practice since 1975. Currently, he provides individual, family and group psychotherapy and EAP Wellness services in and around Cleveland and Lincoln Counties in North Carolina. Leatherwood has extensive experience in working with children and adolescents, family and marital counseling, anxiety, depression and anger management, and PTSD/CISD services. In addition, he enjoys playing music, rebuilding antique cars and trucks and spending time with his wife and two sons.