Study Guide for the CRC Exam DSM-5

A comprehensive 600 page review for the Certified Rehabilitation Counseling Exam (CRC) for licensure. This book covers: TEST CONSTRUCTION CHAPTER 1: Assessment, Appraisal & Vocational Evaluation Chapter 2: Job Development, Placement and Career & Lifestyle Development CHAPTER 3: Vocational Consultation & Services for Employers CHAPTER 4: Case Management, Professional Roles & Practices and Utilization of Community Resources CHAPTER 5: Foundations of Counseling CHAPTER 6: Group & Family Counseling CHAPTER 7: Mental Health Counseling CHAPTER 8: Medical, Functional & Psychological Aspects of Disability CHAPTER 9: Disability Management CHAPTER 10: Research, Program Evaluation & Evidence-Based Practice CHAPTER 11: Sample Exams Not associated with the CRCC

About the Author

Hi! I'm Dr. Linton Hutchinson and guess what? I been through the same agony and anxiety that you might be experiencing now regarding passing your CRC exam! I really don't like taking tests and look forward to them as much as a trip to the dentist. What I've put together is a way to help you study for the exam so you can get on with your life and put this "experience" behind you as quickly as possible. You might currently find yourself in a position where you: • Have to pass this exam to keep your job • Have to pass the exam to land a job • Have to pass to further your career Perhaps you have been out of school for a few years and everything you once knew has become "vapor-ware" either because you've forgot everything or the field has radically change since you received your Degree. It even could be the fact that since you graduated you started a family, are raising kids, have two jobs, and somehow never got around to learning Kohlberg's Stages of Moral Development! Well, don't throw out the baby with the bath water just yet! Believe me, all that content "IS IN THERE" from grad school and it's just a matter of time and review to bring it back. I've developed this study guide to help you prepare for the national exam or your comps. Take your time and enjoy the journey.