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A REFERENCE GUIDE

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Mental Health Study Center
National Institute of Mental Health

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Listed in the regulations of the landmark Community Mental Health Ceh-
ters Act of 1963 as one of the five essential services, was mental health con-
sultation. Many fields, such as business, education, and medicine, have
utilized and written about consultation for many years. However, mental
health consultation is a relatively new area in which there have been only
limited experiences. :

Mental health consultation differs in two ways from consultation in other
fields. First, it helps extend the effect-of the limited amount of professional
manpower available to deal directly with the problems of emotional illness.
Secondly, it spreads the effectiveness of the mental health movement so that
mental health ideas have a broader and deeper impact on individuals and
community agencies such as schools, welfare departments, police, recreation
departments, and clergymen, all of whom are significant agents for preven-
tion and treatment.

As with any relatively new field, the recent literature has run ahead of
efforts to organize and integrate the ideas. Many innovative ideas have been
presented, many empirical examples given, and a variety of theoretical views
proposed. But because the field has grown so rapidly, no sooner are bibliog-
raphies published than they become out of date. It is necessary, therefore,
that any bibliography be not only as up to date as possible, but that it at-
tempt to categorize and organize the material so that future information
can be meaningfully related to the past.

In this volume, Dr. Fortune V. Mannino has developed a scheme for clas-
sifying the mental health consultation literature. He has also included liter-
ature from other relevant disciplines. As a result, he has made a significant
contribution to the field and set the stage for a critical review of this emerg-
ing area—a review that indeed can point the direction mental health con-
sultation will take for at least the next decade.

SAMUEL Duin, M.D.,

Acting Chief,

Mental Health Study Center,
National Institute of Mental Health.

Davip D. Swenson, M.D.,
Chief, National Clearinghouse for

Mental Health Information,
National Institute of Mental Health.

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''PREFACE

Others who have assembled and prepared bibliographical reference
sources of this kind are undoubtedly aware of the magnitude of the work
involved. Work on the bibliography was started more than 7 years ago. It
has involved the effort of many individuals for whose help I am grateful.
Special acknowledgements are due Mr. Herbert L. Rooney, Chief, Citizens
“Participation Branch, NIMH, and Dr. Milton F. Shore, Chief, Clinical Re-
search and Program Evaluation Section, Mental Health Study Center, for
their helpful criticisms and suggestions.

Although these individuals and many others made valuable contributions,
responsibility for the final product, criteria for the selection of references,
format, categories, interpretations, shortcomings and limitations are mine.

It is hoped that an annual supplement to this bibliography will be issued.
Hence, the author would appreciate any suggestions for improvements as
well as notification of corrections and additions,

F.V.M.

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''Chapter 1

INTRODUCTION AND
HISTORICAL BACKGROUND

The Mental Health Study Center was established in 1948 as a demonstra-
tion clinical and research community mental health facility of the NIMH.
From its beginning the Center has functioned in four major areas: clinical
services, consultation, research, and training. Historically, operations in each
of these areas have been closely linked to the mental health problems of the
local community in which the Center is located, Prince George’s County,
as well as to the problems and concerns of mental health programs at State
and Federal levels. These have contributed to new knowledge related to the
planning and operation of mental health services, to new understandings,
both methodological and theoretical, and to innovations in community men-
tal health practices related to the prevention and treatment of mental illness.

One activity of the Center which from its inception was interwoven with
all other Center activities was consultation. Consultation represents an ex-
tension of the Center into the community—a major way of interacting with
other community agencies and professionals toward influencing in a positive
manner the mental health aspects and implications of their programs. Di-
rectly related to consultation is the clinical service which serves to feed into
the consultation program as well as offer back-up services in time of need.
A major innovation introduced by the Center earlier in its history was the
Professional Referral Intake Policy.' In its attempt to apply public health
methods to mental health problems the Center early recognized a dual re-
sponsibility, i.e., the need to provide clinical care for the psychiatric patient
and the need to promote a working together of the Center and the allied
community professional groups toward a population approach to mental
health problems. It was in this spirit that the professional referral intake
policy was developed—to combine clinical services to those individuals in
need with consultation to community professionals.

The research activities of the Center are linked with consultation because
an important part of the Center’s research function is to demonstrate and
evaluate community mental health practices, including consultation. This
has resulted in a number of research projects related to consultation, ranging
from studies of attitudes and orientations of allied professional groups in

1 Rooney, Hersert L., and Mitier, ALAN D. A mental health clinic intake policy
project, Mental Hygiene, 39: 391-405, July 1955.
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the community toward mental health and mental illness,” through studies
of socio-environmental factors that influence the use of the Center’s consulta-
tion and referral services,® to studies directly concerned with the evaluation
of the consultation process.* An additional linkage comes by way of the re-
search consultation which various members of the research staff have pro-
vided to community agencies and organizations related to their operations,
programs and policies.

Finally, in regard to training, consultation has always stood out as one of
the significant community mental health practice areas in which the Center is
able to provide a meaningful training experience. This has included training
for colleagues and allied professionals in the community; inservice training
for our own staff; and training experience for other Public Health Service
personnel assigned to the Center. Over the years, training in consultation has
consisted of practical experiences with a variety of community agents such
as teachers, nurses, general practitioners, probation workers, policemen,
etc., in conjunction with the use of supervision, consultation case confer-
ences, and formal seminars. At the present time, video-tape recordings are
being used experimentally in connection with a series of consultation
workshops.

Because of this emphasis placed upon consultation and the interrelation-
ship of consultation with all other Center functions (research, service, and
training), it became apparent that both pertinent reading materials to sup-
plement the training program and a system of keeping the staff current with
reports of practice and research were needed. Accordingly, in 1961 a con-
sultation bibliography was assembled, a reprint file established, and some
classification of the materials made.

Although the reprint file was maintained and added to over the years, it
was not until the summer of 1968 that we had the opportunity to survey the
more recent literature systematically and bring the reprint file and the bibli-
ography up to date. Thus the bibliography represents a reasonably compre-
hensive compilation of items which deal with the practice of consultation in
a number of fields of practice and in various settings. It is hoped that this
more inclusive coverage will present a more balanced picture than is usually
found in consultation bibliographies, and one which will be useful to work-
ers, not only in the field of mental health, but also in the fields of physical
health, education, and welfare.

2 Mackey, Ricuarp A. The Meaning of Mental Illness to Caregiving and Mental
Health Agents. Mental Health Study Center Report (Project M-MHSC-53(c). Adelphi,
Md: Mental Health Study Center, 1966.

3 Mannino, Fortune V.; Rooney, Hersert L.; and HAsster, FERDINAND R. Distance
and the use of the mental health clinic by community professionals. (To be published in
Mental Hygiene, 1969.)

4Mannino, Forrune V. “An Assessment of Consultation Practice, Mental Health
Study Center, NIMH.” (Study underway.)
''INTRODUCTION AND HISTORICAL BACKGROUND 3

Sources of the Bibliography

A systematic search of the published literature was made for the period
1964—July 1968 and included the following indexes and abstract series:
Psychological Abstracts; Public Affairs Information Service; Index Medi-
cus; Excerpta Medica (Section 8B Psychiatry); Sociological Abstracts;
Education Index; and Dissertation Abstracts. Prior to 1964, examinations
were made primarily of the standard journals in the fields of psychology,
sociology, anthropology, social work, mental health, public health, nursing,
psychiatry, and behavioral science. In addition several excellent bibliogra-
phies related to consultation were also examined. These include the two pub-
lished versions of Arthur J. Bindman’s bibliography, the bibliography of
Stuart E. Golann of the American Psychological Association, Arthur Blum-
berg’s bibliography on consultation with groups, and the bibliographies
which accompany the review articles by Z.J. Lipowski. (Complete references
to these works may be found in Chapter 9.)

The Classification Scheme

The classification scheme developed in the course of examining the liter-
ature, is reflected in Chapter titles 2—9, as follows:
. Consultation by Fields of Practice
. Use of Consultation in Various Settings
. Forms of Consultation
. Professional Roles in Consultation
The Process of Consultation
. Planning Consultation Programs
. Consultation Training and Education
. Research, Evaluations, Surveys and Reviews

To the best of our knowledge this is the only bibliography on consultation
which attempts to classify the entries into categories. Categorization is a
difficult undertaking without having access to each entry in the compilation.
In our case only about a third of the entries were actually seen, so that most
of the articles had to be categorized solely by title. This was a limitation for
it prevented the use of finer classifications and limited the amount of cross
classification that was possible.

The total number of single entries in the bibliography is 646. Where ap-
propriate, many of these entries are included in two or more classes.

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''Chapter 2

CONSULTATION BY
FIELDS OF PRACTICE

Consultation as a professional activity seems to be increasing in impor-
tance and in frequency of usage. Although there is probably no single defini-
tion which adequately covers the multitude of services and activities which
are included under the consultation label, it basically refers to a helping
process whereby an expert or specialist (consultant) attempts to assist a
consultee (person, group, system) with some problem usually related to the
consultee’s work situation.

Consultation is practiced by a variety of professional disciplines, each
having concerns directly related to professional background, training, and
experience. Thus, the social work consultant is primarily involved with social
work concerns such as psychosocial aspects of illness and public welfare
practices; the psychiatric consultant with psychiatric concerns such as psy-
chodynamics and psychopathology; and the educational consultant with
such educational concerns as curriculum development and special subject
content areas. Then there are the interdisciplinary approaches represented
by the mental health consultant, drawn from the core mental health disci-
plines of clinical psychology, psychiatric social work, psychiatry and mental,
health-psychiatric nursing; and the behavioral science consultant, drawn
primarily from the fields of sociology, social psychology, and anthropology.
The former is mainly involved with mental health concerns on a generic level,
and the latter with broad sociological and social psychological concerns.

In the chapter there are 490 references which are intended to give a pic-
ture of the consultation practices of professionals from the following fields:
social work, psychiatry, nursing, psychology, education, mental health, be-
havioral sciences, medicine, and business and management. It is believed
that these represent the major professional groups engaged in the use of
consultation skills to solve problems in the area of human relations.

SOCIAL WORK

AMERICAN ASSOCIATION OF MEDICAL SocIAL WorKERS. Consultation. Two
papers given at the Meeting of the American Association of Medical Social
Workers, New Orleans, May 12, 1942. Menasha, Wisconsin: George Banta
Publishing Company.

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MASSACHUSETTS DEPARTMENT OF PusBLic HEALTH. Social Work Activities
in Public Health. Report of workshop sponsored by Medical Social Training
Project, Social Work Section. Boston: the Department, 1961. pp. 49-55.

NATIONAL CONFERENCE OF SociaL Work. Administration, Supervision, and
Consultation. Papers from the 1954 Social Welfare Forum. New York:
Family Service Association of America, 1955.

RAvER, M.T., and WHIDDEN, A.G. The Case Work Consultant and Visiting
Nurses, Austin: The Hogg Foundation for Mental Health, 1960.

Rapoport, LypiA, ed. Consultation in Social Work Practice. New York:
National Association of Social Workers, 1963.

ROSENTHAL, M.J., and SuLLIVAN. M.E. Psychiatric Consultation in a Public
Child Welfare Agency. U.S. Children’s Bureau Publication No. 372. Wash-
ington: Superintendent of Documents, U.S. Government Printing Office,
1959.

TowLe, CHARLOTTE. The Consultation Process. Summary of a workshop.
Chicago: University of Chicago, 1951.

U.S. DEPARTMENT oF HEALTH, EDUCATION, AND WELFARE. Proceedings of
the Ninth Annual Conference of Chief Social Workers From State Mental
Health Programs. Philadelphia, May 16-18, 1957. Bethesda, Maryland:
National Institute of Mental Health.

U.S. DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH, EDUCATION, AND WELFARE. Selected papers
from a workshop on consultation. CHILDREN’s BUREAU. Washington: Super-
intendent of Documents, U.S. Government Printing Office, 1965.

Dissertations

KINDELSPERGER, WALTER L. “Differentiating the Role of Child Welfare
Consultant From the Role of Public Assistance Casework Supervisor.” Un-
published doctoral dissertation. Chicago: University of Chicago, June, 1958.

Articles and Periodicals

ALT, EpitH S. Social work consultation in prepayment medical care plan.
American Journal of Public Health, 49(3) :350-354, March 1959.

ARNOLD, MILDRED. The specialized consultant in child welfare services. In:
Proceedings of the National Conference of Social Work, 1941. New York:
Columbia University Press, 1941. pp. 426-439.

BARTLETT, Harriet M. Consultation regarding the medical social program
in a hospital. In: Two Papers Given at the Meeting of the American Associa-
tion of Medical Social Workers. Menasha, Wisconsin: George Banta Publish-
ing Company, 1942.

BERG, B. ROBERT. The casework consultant in camp. Journal of Jewish Com-
munal Service, 35(4) :409-413, 1959,
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Davis, ALICE T. Consultation: A function in public welfare administration.
Social Casework, 37:113—119, 1956.

Decker, J.H., and Irzin, F. An experience in consultation in public assis-
tance. Social Casework, 37 :327—334, 1956.

DRakE, RUSSELL. The use of consultants in a State agency. Public Welfare,
4(4) :88-90, 1946.

FELDMAN, FRED. The tripartite session: A new approach in psychiatric social
work consultation. Psychiatric Quarterly, 42(1) :48-61, 1968.

GALLEGOS, REUBEN A. The social worker as a mental health consultant. In:
Collected Papers From a Short Course on Current Trends in Army Social
Work. Washington: Walter Reed Army Institute of Research, 1962.

GitmorE, Mary H. Consultation as a social work activity. In: RAPOPORT,
Lyp1A, ed. Consultation in Social Work Practice. New York: National Associ-
ation of Social Workers, 1963. pp. 33-50.

Gorman, JoANNA F. Some characteristics of consultation. In: RAPOPORT,
Lyp1A, ed. Consultation in social work practice. New York: National Associ-
ation of Social Workers, 1963. pp. 21-31.

GREEN, RosE. The consultant and the consultation process. Child Welfare,
44(8) :425-430;462, 1965.

GREEN, RosE, and Hamovitcu, MauricE B. Education of social workers

for mental health consultation. American Journal of Orthopsychiatry, 32 (2) :
225-226, 1962.

HAGEE, FLORENCE, The social worker: Consultant on the firing line. In:
BERLIN, I.N., and SzurEK, S.A., eds. Learning and Its Disorders. Palo Alto:
Science and Behavior Books, 1965. pp. 181-191.

Hotcoms, EmMERsoN. An analysis of the supervisory job. Social Casework,
37(3) :126-131, 1956.

INSLEY, V. Social work consultation in public health. In: CapLan, G., ed.
Concepts of Mental Health and Consultation. Washington: U.S. Department
of Health, Education, and Welfare, Children’s Bureau, 1959. pp. 215-232.

JAcoBSON, SyLvIA R. The psychiatric social worker as visiting case consul-
tant to community social agencies. Journal of Psychiatric Social Work, 22:

98-104, 1953.

Kane, RayMonD. Social work consultation to the priest. Catholic Charities
Review, 50(8) :4—10, 1966.

Kevin, Davin. Use of group method in consultation. In: Rapoport, Lypia,
ed. Consultation in Social Work Practice. New York: National Association
of Social Workers, 1963. pp. 69-84.

KINDELSPERGER, KENNETH W. Consultation and consultative technique in
providing consultation at the state level for delinquency control. In: Selected

papers from a workshop on consultation, Washington: U.S, Department of
Health, Education, and Welfare, Children’s Bureau, 1965, pp. 9-27.
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LEADER, ARTHUR L. Social work consultation to psychiatry. Social Case-
work, 38(1) :22-38, 1957.

LEADER, ARTHUR L. Supervision and consultation through observed inter-
viewing. Social Casework, 49(5) :288-293, 1968.

Macaroy, Davip; AKBAR, A.; KULKARNI, P.; and WERTHEIMER, M. Con-
sultants and consultees: The view from within. Social Service Review, 41 (3):
283-297, 1967.

MonTAaLvo, FRANK F. Casework consultation in overseas adoption, Social
Casework, 40(3) :129-136, 1959.

NITZBERG, HAROLD, and KAHN, Marvin W. Consultation with welfare
workers in a mental health clinic. Social Work, 7(3) :84—93, 1962.

O’KEEFE, DANIEL. The psychiatric social worker as team member and con-
sultant. In: Proceedings, The Annual Work Conference on Psychiatric Social
Work, Baton Rouge: Louisiana State University, School of Social Work,
1958.

Rapoport, Lyp1a. Consultation. In: Lurie, Harry L., ed. Encyclopedia of
Social Work. New York: National Association of Social Workers, 1965.
pp. 214-218.

Rasuip, RiFatT. Use of international consultants. International Social W ork,
2(3) :5—-7, 1959,

Rieman, Dwicut W. Issues and principles of consultation in relation to
other professional people. In: Proceedings of the Ninth Annual Conference
of State Chief Social Workers, May, 1957. Bethesda, Maryland: National
Institute of Mental Health.

RieEMAN, Dwicut W. Midway: A case story of community organization
consultation. In: SHORE, M.F., and MANNINo, F.V. Mental Health and the
Community: Problems, Programs and Strategies. New York: Behavioral
Publications, 1969.

RoBERTS, RoBERT W. Some impressions of mental health consultation in a
poverty area. Social Casework, 49(6) :339-345, June, 1968.

Rockmore, Myron J. Consultation: Illustrating a problem of State hospital
and community relations in aftercare planning. In: Proceedings of the Ninth
Annual Conference of Chief Social Workers from State Mental Health Pro-
grams, May 1957. Bethesda, Maryland: National Institute of Mental Health.

SENoR, JaMEs M. Applicability of selected consultation concepts to com-
munity development. India Journal of Social Work, 25(3) :261—-267, 1964.

SIEGEL, D. Consultation: Some guiding principles. In: Administration,
Supervision and Consultation, New York: Family Service Association of
America, 1955. pp. 98-114.

SIKKEMA, MILDRED. The school social worker serves as consultant. In:
Casework Papers, 1955. New York: Family Service Association of America,

1955. pp. 75-82.
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SitveERI0, J.S. Learning through consultation abroad. International Social
Work, 3:23-27, 1960.

SLOANE, P. The use of a consultation method in casework therapy. American
Journal of Orthopsychiatry, 6(2) :355-361, 1936.

SmytH, WILMA. Preventive aspects of medical social work consultation in a
rural State. Social Work, 5(3) :91—96, 1960.

SPENCER, EsTHER C., and CroLey, H.T. Administrative consultation. In:
Rapoport, Lyp1A, ed. Consultation in Social Work Practice. New York:
National Association of Social Workers, 1963.

STEPHENSON, RACHEL B. Role of the regional psychiatric social work con-
sultant. In: Conference of Chief Social Workers from State Mental Health
Programs, Cleveland, Ohio, June, 1949. Bethesda, Maryland: National Insti-
tute of Mental Health, 1950.

STRINGER, LORENE A. Consultation: Some expectations, principles, and
skills. Social Work, 6(3) :85—90, 1961.

Switzer, ELAINE. The social group worker as a consultant. In: New Perspec-
tives on Services to Groups: Social Work With Groups. New York: National
Association of Social Workers, 1961. pp. 143-160.

TascHuMAN, H.A., and MANNINO, F.V. Some comments on consultation in
social work and mental health. In: Collected Papers From a Short Course on
Current Trends in Army Social Work. Washington: Walter Reed Army
Institute of Research, 1962.

VAN DriEL, AGNES. Consultation in relation to the administration of social
service programs. In: Consultation: Two papers given at the Meeting of the
American Association of Medical Social Workers. Menasha, Wisconsin:
George Banta Publishing Company, 1942.

WarRINER, ALICE. The psychiatric social worker as consultant. Public
Health Nursing, 41:392—397, 1949.

PSYCHIATRY

FAMILY SERVICE ASSOCIATION OF AMERICA. Practice in the Use of Pur-
chased Psychiatric Consultation in 17 Private FSAA Member Agencies. New
York: The Association, 1953.

FAMILY SERVICE ASSOCIATION OF AMERICA. Psychiatric Consultation in the
Family Service Agency. New York: The Association, 1956.

Group FOR THE ADVANCEMENT OF PsycHIATRY. The Consultant Psychia-
trist in a Family Service Agency. Report No. 34. New York: The Group,
1956.

MENDEL, WERNER M., and SoLomon, PHILIP, eds. The Psychiatric Con-
sultation. New York: Grune & Stratton, 1968.
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RosENTHAL, M.J., and SULLIVAN, M.E. Psychiatric Consultation in a Public
Child Welfare Agency. U.S. Children’s Bureau Publication No. 372. Wash-
ington, D.C.: Superintendent of Documents, U.S. Government Printing
Office, 1959.

ScuwaB, JoHN J. Handbook of Psychiatric Consultation. New York: Apple-
ton-Century-Crofts, 1968.

Dissertations

AIkIN, Dorotuy. Psychiatric Consultation in the Family Agency. Unpub-
lished doctoral dissertation. Chicago: University of Chicago, 1957.

Articles and Periodicals

ABRAHAMS, Davip, and GOLDEN, J.S. Psychiatric consultations on a medical
ward. Archives of Internal Medicine, 112:766-774, November 1963.

ADLAND, Marvin. Psychiatric consultation in residential treatment: Discus-
sion. American Journal of Orthopsychiatry, 28:289-290, 1958.

AIkIN, Dorotuy. Psychiatric consultation in social agencies. Canada’s
Mental Health, 13(6) :45—50, 1965.

ALpricu, C, Knicut. British and American psychiatry: demand, supply and

consultation in outpatient care. Journal of the Kansas Medical Society,
66(1) :11-15, January 1965.

ALDRICH, C. KnicuT. Psychiatric consultation in general practice. The
Lancet, 1(7389) :805-808, April 10, 1965.

BaBCOCK, CHARLOTTE G. On psychiatric consultation. Highlights, 13(10) :
145-150, December, 1952.

BaBcock, CHARLOTTE G. Some observations on consultative experience.
Social Service Review, 23:347-357, September, 1949.

Barcal, AVNER. Increasing the use of psychiatric consultation. Hospital &
Community Psychiatry, 19(5) :134—135, 1968.

BarKER, W.J. The psychiatric consultation. U.S. Armed Forces Medical
Journal, 3:243-251, 1952.

BaRTEMEIER, L.H. Psychiatric consultations. American Journal of Psychia-
try, 111:364—365, 1954.

Baupry, FRANK; WIENER, A., and Hurwirrt, E.S. Indications for psychia-

tric consultation on a surgical service. Surgery, 60(5) :993—1000, November,
1966.

BEIGLER, J.S.; JEROME, S.; Roppins, F.; Lane, E,; MILLER, A., and
SAMELSON, C. Report on liaison psychiatry at Michael Reese Hospital.
1950-1958. American Medical Association Archives of Neurology and Psy-
chiatry, 81(6) :733—746, 1959.
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BERG, LEIDA, and GREENWALD, ALBERT. Integration of psychiatric consul-
tation into the counseling process. In: Diagnosis and process in family coun-
seling. New York: Family Service Association of America, 1951. pp. 129-149.

BERNARD, VIOLA N. Psychiatric consultation in the social agency. Child
Welfare, 33:3-8, November, 1954.

BETTELHEIM, B. Psychiatric consultation in residential treatment: the
director’s view. American Journal of Orthopsychiatry, 28 (2) :256—265, 1958.

BiBRING, G.L. Psychiatry and medical practice in a general hospital. New
England Journal of Medicine, 154(8) :366—372, 1956.

Buain, D., and Gaye, R.F. Distribution, form and extent of psychiatric
consultations. Journal of the American Medical Association, 154:1266—1271,
1954,

Bropsky, C.M. A social view of the psychiatric consultation. Psychoso-
matics, 8:61—68, 1967.

Bropy, CELIA. Psychiatric consultation in a family counseling agency.
Jewish Social Service Quarterly, 28:151—157, 1951.

Brosin, HENRY. Communication systems of the consultation process. In:
MENDEL, W.M., and SoLtomon, P. eds. The Psychiatric Consultation. New
York, Grune & Stratton, 1968. pp. 1-12.

Brown, Saut L. Psychiatric consultation for Project Head Start. Community
Mental Health Journal, 2(4) :301—306, 1966.

Bute, Loyce C.; GOLDFEDER, J., and Saba, T.H. A psychiatrist participates
in a county health program. Children, 9(6) :227-231, 1962.

BursTEN, B. The psychiatric consultant and the nurse. Nursing Forum, 2(4):
7-23, 1963.

BuTLER, R.N., and PERLIN, S. Psychiatric consultations in a research setting.
Medical Annals of the District of Columbia, 27(10) :503-506, 1958.

CATHELL, J.L., and Srratas, N.E. Mobile psychiatric consultation-education
for primary physicians. Community Mental Health Journal, 3(3) :226—230,
1967.

CoLEMAN, JuLEs V. Contributions of the psychiatrist to the social worker
anu to the client. Mental Hygiene, 37:249-258, April, 1953.

CoLEMAN, JuLEs V. Psychiatric consultation in casework agencies. Ameri-
can Journal of Orthopsychiatry, 17(3) :533—539, 1947.

CoLEMAN, JULES V. Psychiatric consultation in perspective. American
Journal of Orthopsychiatry, 38(2) :364—365, 1968.

Davis, W.E. Psychiatric consultation—the agency viewpoint. Child Welfare,
36(9) :4-9, 1957.

DewaLp, Pau A., and HARLE, MARJoRIE. Utilization of the psychiatric
caseworker as consultant during the psychoanalytically oriented therapy of a

patient. American Journal of Orthopsychiatry, 23(4) :785—794, 1953.
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Fox, H.M. Psychiatric consultation in general medical clinics: an experiment
in postgraduate education. Journal of the American Medical Association,
185 :999_-1003, 1963.

FRANKEL, FRED H. Psychiatric consultation for nursing homes. Hospital &
Community Psychiatry, 18(11) :331-334, 1967.

GARRETT, ANNETTE. Psychiatric consultation. American Journal of Ortho-
psychiatry, 26(2) :234—240, 1956.

Gipson, R. The psychiatric consultant and the juvenile court. Mental
Hygiene, 38(3) :462—467, 1954.

GREENBERG, H.A. Psychiatric consultation in residential treatment. Work-
shop, 1957. American Journal of Orthopsychiatry, 28:256—290, 1958.

GREENBERG, I.M. Approaches to psychiatric consultation in a research hospi-
tal setting. Archives of General Psychiatry, 3(6) :691—697, 1960.

GROTJAHN, MARTIN. The aim and techniques of psychiatric family consulta-
tions. In: MENDEL, W.M., and SoLomon, P., eds. The Psychiatric Consulta-
tion. New York: Grune & Stratton, 1968. pp. 181—186.

GRoTJAHN, M., and TREuscu, J.V. A new technique of psychosomatic con-
sultations: some illustrations of teamwork between an internist and a psy-

chiatrist. Psychoanalytic Review, 44(2) :176-192, 1957.

Haber, M. The psychiatrist as consultant to the social worker in a home for
the aged. Journal of the American Geriatric Society, 14:407-413, 1966.

Hate, M.L., and ABRAM, H.S. Patients’ attitudes toward psychiatric consul-
tations in the general hospital. Virginia Medical Monthly, 94(6) :342-347,
June, 1967.

HALLEcK, S.L., and MILLer, M.H. The psychiatric consultation: question-

able social precedents of some current practices. American Journal of Psy-
chiatry, 120:164—169, 1963.

Havens, Leston L., and GUBELLI, E. GERALD. The psychiatrist and the
state vocational rehabilitation agency. American Journal of Psychiatry,

123 (9) :1094—1099, March 1967.

Haynes, H.C. Psychiatric consultations and civil aviation medicine. [nter-
national Psychiatry Clinics, 4:81—99, 1967.

Hirscuowit1z, R.G. Psychiatric consultation in the schools: socio-cultural
perspectives. Mental Hygiene, 50:218—225, 1966.

Kanana, R.J. Teaching medical psychology through psychiatric consultation.
Journal of Medical Education, 34:1003—1009, 1959,

KAMPMEIER, R.H. The psychiatric consultation in the general hospital.
Southern Medical Journal, 59:979—980, August, 1966.

Kapuan, M.N., and Litman, R.E. Suicide consultation: a psychiatric service
to social agencies. American Journal of Psychiatry, 122:1357-1361, 1966.
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KaurMan, M. The role of the psychiatrist in a general hospital. Psychiatric
Quarterly, 27(3) :367—381, 1953.

Kaurnan, P. Consultation services. International Psychiatry Clinics, 3:123-
139, Fall 1966.

Kaurman, R.N. A psychiatric unit in a general hospital, Journal of Mount
Sinai Hospital, 24(5) :572-579, 1957.

Koumans, A.J.R. Psychiatric consultation in an intensive care unit. Journal

of the American Medical Association, 194:633—637, 1965.

KrakowskI, A.J. Psychiatric consultation to an Air Force hospital. Diseases
of the Nervous System, 23 (10) :584—-588, October, 1962.

LEVINSON, FRANCES T., and GoMBERG, M. ROBERT. The social agency and
the psychiatrist. Jewish Social Service Quarterly, 28:143-150, 1951.

Levinson, Harry. Psychiatric consultation in industry. In: MENDEL, W.M..,
and Sotomon, P., eds. The Psychiatric Consultation. New York: Grune &
Stratton, 1968. pp. 159-180.

Levinson, Harry. What can a psychiatrist do in industry? Menninger
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LirscuutTz, JosEPH E.; STEWART, T.B., and Harrison, A.M. Psychiatric
consultation in the public assistance agency. Social Casework, 39:3—9, 1958.

Litin, E.M. Preoperative psychiatric consultation. Journal of the American
Medical Association, 170:1369—1372, 1959.

Loomis, S. DALE. Psychiatric consultation in a delinquent population. Amer-
ican Journal of Psychiatry, 123(1) :66—70, 1966.

McGarry, A.L.; CurrAN, W.J., and KENEFICK, D.P. Problems of public
consultation in medicolegal matters: a symposium. American Journal of

Psychiatry, 125(1) :42—59, 1968.

Macut, LEE B.; SCHERL, D.J., and ENcuisu, J.T. Psychiatric consultation:
The Job Corps experience. American Journal of Psychiatry, 124(8) :1092—
1100, 1968.

McWuirter, Davin P. Consultation with the clergy. In: MENDEL, W.M.,
and SoLomon, P., eds. The Psychiatric Consultation. New York: Grune &
Stratton, 1968. pp. 119-131.

Mappvx, J.F. Psychiatric consultation in a public welfare agency, American
Journal of Orthopsychiatry, 20(4) :754-764, 1950.

MENDEL, W.M. The psychiatric consultation. Medical Times, 94:984—986,
August, 1966.

MENDEL, W.M. The psychosomatic consultation. In: MENDEL, W.M., and
Sotomon, P., eds. The Psychiatric Consultation. New York: Grune & Strat-
ton, 1968. pp. 187-195.

MENDELSON, M., and MEveEr, E. Countertransference problems of the liaison
psychiatrist. Psychosomatic Medicine, 23(2) :115-121, 1961.
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MENZIES, M.A. Preventive psychiatry: the psychiatric team as consultants to
the public health nurse. Canadian Medical Association Journal, 93 (14) :743—
747, October, 1962.

MEYER, E., and MENDELSON, M. Psychiatric consultation with patients on

medical and surgical wards, patterns and processes. Psychiatry, 24(3) :197—
220, 1961.

MILLER, ARTHUR A. The psychiatric consultant in family counseling. Mar-
riage and Family Living, 18(3) :254-258, 1956.

Mozes, R.; Noy, P.; Dinoor-KapLan, A., and WOLLSTEIN, S. Psychiatric
consultations—the consultant and his reactions. Harefuah, 68:18—20, 1965.

NEUMANN, FREDERIKA. The use of psychiatric consultation by a casework
agency. Family, 26(6) :216—221, October, 1945.

NIcOLLE, F.I. Psychiatric problems in general practice liaison between
psychiatry and general practice: when and how to refer. Southern Medical
Journal, 58:23-25, January, 1965.

Noy, P.; DE-Nour, A.K., and Moses, R. Discrepancy between expectations

and service in psychiatry consultation. Archives of General Psychiatry, 14:
651-657, June, 1966.

OcurA, Koyosu1, and BRADLEY, V. A look at the consultative process: the

psychiatric team and community agencies, The Psychiatric Quarterly Supple-
ment, 41 (1) :17—35, 1967.

Ormsby, RaLpu. Group psychiatric consultation in a family casework
agency. Social Casework, 31(9) :361—365, November, 1950.

O’TooLE, JAMEs K. Psychiatric consultation to a State welfare department.
American Journal of Orthopsychiatry, 38(2) :365-366, 1968.

PaPANEK, G.O. An exploratory model of community psychiatry. Hospital and
Community Psychiatry, 17(4) :91—-95, 1966.

PARKER, BEULAH. Psychiatric consultation for nonpsychiatric professional
workers. Public Health Service Publication No. 588. Washington: U.S.
Department of Health, Education, and Welfare, 1958.

PARKER, BEULAH, Some observations on psychiatric consultation with nur-
sery school teachers. Mental Hygiene, 46:559—566, 1962.

Perkins, G.L. Psychiatric consultation in residential treatment; the consul-
tant’s view. American Journal of Orthopsychiatry, 28(2) :266—-282, 1958.

PoLuLack, SEYMOUR. Psychiatric consultation for the courts. In: MENDEL,
W.M., and SoLomon, P., eds. The Psychiatric Consultation. New York:
Grune & Stratton, 1968. pp. 132-158.

Price, Morris H. The agency psychiatrist as a teaching adjunct. Jewish
Social Service Quarterly, 30:137-142, 1953,

Price, Morris H. The place of psychiatric consultation in a child place-
ment agency. Jewish Social Service Quarterly, 28(4) :366-374, 1951.
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Prince, G. STEwART. Psychiatric consultation. Sociological Review Mono-
graph, 6:85—92, December, 1962.

Proctor, R.C. Consultative psychiatry. Medical Times, 86:1043, 1958.

REpDING, GEORGE R., and GoLDSMITH, ETHEL F. The non-professional hospi-
tal volunteer as a member of the psychiatric consultation team. Community

Mental Health Journal, 3(3) :267—272, 1967.

Rivey, Mary Jean. Psychiatric consultation in residential treatment: the
child care worker’s view. American Journal of Orthopsychiatry, 28(2) :283—
288, 1958.

SANDT, J.J., and LEIFER, R. The psychiatric consultation. Comprehensive
Psychiatry, 5:409-418, 1964.

ScuiFF, S.K., and Pitot, M.L. An approach to psychiatric consultation in
the general hospital. American Medical Association Archives of General

Psychiatry, 1(4) :349-357, 1959.

ScHwartz, L.A. Application of psychosomatic concepts by a liaison psy-
chiatrist on a medical service. Journal of Michigan State Medical Society,

57 (11) :1547-1552, 1958.

Seitz, Puitip F.; Jacos, E.; Kornic, H.; Kornic, R.; MCPHERsoN, W.;
MIL_er, A.; STEWART, R., and Stock, D. A coordinated consultant team for
remote State hospitals. Archives of General Psychiatry, 8(3) :283—288, 1963.

SENSEMAN, L.A. Psychiatric referrals: tact and understanding necessary to
induce patient to accept psychiatric consultation. Rhode Island Medical
Journal, 47:588—589, December, 1964.

SoLomon, P. An overview, summary and conclusion. In: MENDEL, W.M.,
and SoLomon, P., eds. The Psychiatric Consultation. New York: Grune &
Stratton, 1968. pp. 196-215.

SoLomon, P. The psychiatric consultation in private practice. Medical
Annals of the District of Columbia, 37(6) :322—323, June, 1968.

Stren, H.D. Use of the consultant, discussion. American Journal of Ortho-
psychiatry, 26(2) :249-251, 1956.

Stratas, NicHoLas E., and CATHELL, J.L. Psychiatric consultation with
community physicians. Hospital and Community Psychiatry, 17:202—204,
1966.

STUTTLEFIELD, R. Comments on the preceding article: psychiatric consulta-
tion in a rural setting. American Journal of Orthopsychiatry, 23(4) :783—
784, 1953.

SUSSELMAN, SAM. The role of the psychiatrist in a probation agency. Focus,
29 (2) :33-37+, 1950.

TANNENBAUM, D.E. Establishing psychiatric consultation for agency pro-
gram, Social Casework, 32(5) :196—202, 1951.
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TARNOWER, WILLIAM, and HALL, B.H. The psychiatric consultation. What?
When? And for what purpose? Journal of Kansas Medical Society, 64(11):
505-508, November 1963.

Tatar, Haroxp R. Use and abuse of psychiatric consultation in the college
administrative process: A panel discussion. Journal of American College
Health Association, 15:54—61, October 1966.

Taytor, JosEPH L. Psychiatric consultation in family counseling. Marriage
and Family Living, 18(3) :259-262, 1956.

Tuompson, W.C, Psychiatric consultation in social agencies. Child Welfare,
36(9) :1-3, 1957.

VALENSTEIN, ARTHUR F. Some principles of psychiatric consultation. Social
Casework, 36(6) :253—256, 1955.

VAN OPHUIJSEN, J.H.W. The psychiatric consultation. American Journal of
Orthopsychiatry, 19:397-403, July 1949.

WEINER, M.F. Asking the psychiatrist for help—helpful hints to the referring
physician. Texas State Journal of Medicine, 61:488-492, June 1965.

Weisman, A.D., and Hackett, T.P. The organization and function of a

psychiatric consultation service. International Record of Medicine, 173:306—
311, 1960.

WuittincTon, H.G. Private psychiatric practice, evaluation of psychiatric
consultation in private practice—and implication for achieving continuity of
psychiatric care. Journal of Kansas Medical Society, 66:21-22, January
1965.

Wits, Rosert L. The educational potential of the psychiatric consulta-
tion. Psychosomatics, 9:63—66, March—April 1968.

Witmer, Harry A. The role of the psychiatrist in consultation and some

observations on video tape learnings. Psychosomatics, 8:193-195, July—
August 1967.

Woninsky, A, Psychiatric consultation with nurses on a leukemia service.
Mental Hygiene, 48(2) :282-287, 1964.

Wouters, F.W. The use of the psychiatric consultant. Journal of the Medical
Association of Georgia, 50:597-598, December 1961.

Wricut, BENJAMIN, Psychiatric consultation in residential treatment: the
psychologist’s view. American Journal of Orthopsychiatry, 28:276-282,
1958.

ZIEGLER, FREDERICK J. Liaison psychiatry and myocardial infarctions.
Postgraduate Medicine, 35:263—269, March 1964.

ZINBERG, NORMAN, and EDINBURG, GoLDA. Psychiatric consultation in an
interdisciplinary setting. Smith College Studies in Social Work, 34(2) :126-
139, 1964.
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NURSING

NATIONAL LEAGUE FOR Nurses. Some Papers on Consultation. League

Exchange No. 44. New York: The League, Department of Hospital Nursing,
1959.

Articles and Periodicals

AMERICAN NuRSING ASSOCIATION. Functions, standards and qualifications

for practice for consultants. American Journal of Nursing, 58:1281—1282,
1958.

BLUMBERG, ARTHUR. A nurse consultant’s responsibility and problems.
American Journal of Nursing, 56:606—608, 1956.

Brass, Marry. A plan for nursing consultation. Nursing Outlook, 3(8) :438—
440, 1955.

BursTEN, BEN. The psychiatric consultant and the nurse. Nursing Forum,
2(4) :7-23, 1963.

Capy, LoutsE L. The tuberculosis nursing consultant. Public Health Nurs-
ing, 38(7) :394-398, 1946.

FLORENTINE, HELEN G. Assets unlimited. Nursing Outlook, 6(1) :48—50,
1958.

FRANK, SISTER CHARLES Marie. Consultation in retrospect. Nursing Out-
look, 10(11) :750—752, 1962.

FULCHER, ELIZABETH, and BEASLEY, FLORENCE. Consultant nurses can help
staff nurses. Nursing Outlook, 1:208-212, 1953.

GEORGE, SISTER Mary. Psychiatric unit offers nurse-to-nurse consultation.
Hospital and Community Psychiatry, 17(1) :18—20, 1966.

GILBERT, RuTH. Functions of the consultant. Teachers College Record,
61(4) :177-187, January 1960.

GILBERTSON, ESTHER C., and WILLIAMSON, Eva M. The consultation
process in public health nursing. Public Health Nursing, 44:146-147, 1952.

Gorpon, Dororuy E. A study of the functions of consultants with special
reference to cancer nursing. Nursing Research, 1(2) :41—42, 1952.

Gorvon, Dorotuy E. The functions of a consultant. Nursing Outlook,
1(10) :575—577, 1953.

Gorpvon, JouN. Consultation to psychiatric nursing services. Nursing Out-
look, 6(7) :409-411, 1958.

Hanxorr, L.D.; BERNARD, L.G., and OmuRA, J. Visiting nurse consultation
in a community psychiatry program. Journal of Psychiatric Nursing, 5(3):
217-232, 1967.
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HOLSTEIN, SHIRLEY, and SCHWAB, JoHN J. A coordinated consultation
program for nurses and psychiatrists. Journal of American Medical Associa-

tion, 194:491—-493, November 1, 1965.

Jounson, Betty S. Psychiatric nurse consultant in a general hospital. Nurs-
ing Outlook, 11(10) :728—729, October 1963.

Kau_, F. Rutu, and Brass, Matty. Cancer nursing consultation. Nursing
Outlook, 7:145—147, 1959.

Kars, Mary M. Consultant service for school nurses. Public Health Nurs-
ing, 40:195-198, 1948.

Losty, MARGARET A., WALLACE, HELEN, and ABRAMSON, HAROLD. What
the hospital nursing consultant does. American Journal of Nursing, 48:158—
160, March 1948.

McIver, PEARL. Survey of consultant nurses in health agencies. Public
Health Reports, 68:519-526, 1953.

MENTAL HYGIENE COMMITTEE OF THE NATIONAL ORGANIZATION OF PUBLIC
HEALTH Nursinc. Nurse mental health consultant: functions and qualifica-
tions. Public Health Nursing, 42:507-509, 1950.

MILLER, Mary A. The hospital nursing consultant goes consulting. American
Journal of Nursing, 52:1486-1488, 1952.

Mouw, MILDRED L., and HAYLETT, CLARICE H. Mental health consultation
in a public health nursing service. American Journal of Nursing, 67:1447—
1450, 1967.

OETTINGER, KATHERINE B. Why a nurse mental health consultant in public
health? Journal of Psychiatric Social Work, 19(4) :162—168, 1950.

Poorman, ANN. The hospital nurse consultant. Nursing Outlook, 3(7) :382—
385, 1955.

PorTER, WINIFRED H. The specialized public health nursing consultant in
state health departments. American Journal of Public Health, 41(1): 13-19,
1951.

Rosinson, Lisa. Liaison psychiatric nursing. Perspectives in Psychiatric
Care, 6:87—-91, March-April 1968.

Rumrit, Mary S. The supervisor and the consultant. Nursing Outlook,
5(3) :164—165, 1957.

Scott, RuTH. State consultants serve industrial nurses. Public Health Nurs-
ing, 34:271-274, May 1942.

SHORTAL, HAZEL. Consultation in the public health environment. American
Journal of Public Health, 51(9) :1274—1279, 1961.

STOKES, JOHN H. What is a consultant, with special reference to the venereal
disease field. Public Health Nursing, 39(5) :239-245, 1947.
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Tucker, ELIZABETH, Training, consultation, and supervision of staff in
nursing homes and hospitals. In: Mental health aspects of nursing home
care. Proceedings of a conference sponsored by the Massachusetts Depart-
ments of Public Health and of Mental Health and the National Institute of
Mental Health. June 1-3, 1964. Chatham, Mass. pp. 54-72.

PSYCHOLOGY

JACOBSON, STANLEY. School Project on Consultation Skills. Washington,
D.C.: D.C. Public Schools and Washington School of Psychiatry, 1966.

Newman, Ruts G. Psychological Consultation in the Schools: A Catalyst
for Learning. New York: Basic Books, 1967.

Newnan, Ruts G., REDL, F., and KircHENER, H. L. Technical Assistance
in a Public School System. Washington, D.C.: Washington School of Psy-
chiatry, 1962.

SARASON, SEYMOUR B., LEVINE, MuRRAY, GOLDENBERG, I. IRA, CHERLIN,
DENNIS, and BENNETT, Epwarb. Psychology in Community Settings. New
York: John Wiley & Sons, 1966.

Articles and Periodicals

BERKOWITZ, HERSCHEL. The child clinical psychologist in the schools: con-
sultation. Psychology in the Schools, 5(2) :118-124, 1968.

BinDMAN, ARTHUR J. The psychologist as a mental health consultant. Jour-
nal of Psychiatric Nursing, 2(4) :367-379, July-August 1964.

BinpMAN, ARTHUR J. The clinical psychologist as a mental health consultant.
In: ABT, L.E., and Russ, B.F., eds. Progress in Clinical Psychology. New
York: Grune & Stratton, 1966. pp. 78-106.

Bonkowski, RoBert J. Mental health consultation and Operation Head
Start. American Psychologist, 23(10) :769—773, October 1968.

CARTER, JERRY W., JR. The training needs of psychologists in community
mental health programs at State and local levels. In: STROTHER, C.R., ed.
Psychology and mental health. Washington, D.C.: American Psychological
Association, 1956. pp. 21-40.

Couen, Louis D. Consultation as a method of mental health intervention.
In: Ast, L.E., and Rukss, B.F., eds. Progress in Clinical Psychology. New
York: Grune & Stratton, 1966. pp. 107-128.

Covner, B. J. Principles for psychological consulting with client organiza-
tions. Journal of Consulting Psychology, 11(5) :227-244, 1947.
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CusTER, G.E. A look at the personnel consulting business. Personnel Admin-
istration, 22(5) :24-30, 1959,

GARBER, ROBERT. Outside consultants to industry: Strengths, problems,

and pitfalls (a symposium) : III. When the president is the problem — a case
study. Personnel Psychology, 17(2) :114—119, 1964.

GuassER, E.M. Relationships of the psychological consultant in business
and industry. Journal of Counseling Psychology, 8(1): 116-120, 1961.

Giuck, M.R. School organization and the mental health consultation pro-
cess. Psychological Reports, 12(3) :671-676, 1963.

GoLANN, S.E.; Wurm, CAROLYNA, and Macoon, THomas M. Community

mental health content of graduate programs in departments of psychology.
Journal of Clinical Psychology, 20(4) :518-522, 1964.

GOLDBERG, HERBERT. The psychologist in Head Start: New aspects of the
role. American Psychologist, 23(10):773—774, October 1968,

Harvow, R.G., and Satzman, L.F, Toward the effective use of psychological
consultation. American Journal of Psychiatry, 115(3) :228-231, 1958.

KLEIN, DONALD. Consultation processes as a method for improving teaching.
In: Bower, E.M., and Ho.uisTErR, W.G., eds. Behavioral Science Frontiers
of Education. New York: John Wiley & Sons, 1967. pp. 401-419.

Liso, LEsTER M. Multiple functions for psychologists in community consul-
tation, American Psychologist, 21(6) :530—534, 1966.

Lippitt, G.L. Operational climate and individual growth; the consultative
process at work. Personnel Administration, 23(5) :12-19, 1960.

McDanIEL, L.J., and Aur, A.E. The school psychologist as a resource person

initiating and conducting in-service teacher education. Psychology in the
Schools, 2(2) :220-224, 1965.

Murpuy, L.B. The consultant in a day-care center for deprived children.
Children, 15(3) :97—102, 1968.

Rossi, A.M.; Kien, D.C.; Von FELSINGER, J.M., and PLANT, T.F.A. A
survey of psychologists in community mental health. Psychological Mono-
graphs, 75(4) :508, 1-38, 1961.

TRIONE, VERDUNE. The school psychologist, teacher change and fourth grade
reading achievement. California Journal of Educational Research, 18(4):
194-200, 1967.

Weiss, S.W. Role of the psychological consultant in a school setting. Dela-
ware Medical Journal, 37(6) :136—-139, June 1965.

Wytlk, H.L., and Situs, M. Psychodynamically oriented procedures in school
consultation. In: GoTTsEGEN, M.G., and GoTTSEGEN, G.B., eds. Professional
School Psychology, Volume I. New York: Grune & Stratton, 1960. pp.
148-161.
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EDUCATION

JamMEs, EDWARD W., and WEBER, ROBERT A. School consultants: Roles
Assumed and Techniques Employed. Austin: Southwestern Cooperative Pro-
grams in Education Administration, University of Texas, 1954.

LAWLER, MARCELLA R. Curriculum Consultants at Work. New York:
Teachers College, Columbia University, 1958.

SavacE, W.W., ed. Improving Consultative Service to Schools. Chicago:
The Midwest Administrative Center, The University of Chicago, 1953.

SavacGE, W.W., ed. Educational Consultants and Their Work in Mid-Western
State Departments of Education. Chicago: The Midwest Administrative Cen-
ter, The University of Chicago, 1952.

SavaGE, W.W. Consultative Services to Local School Systems. Chicago: The
Midwest Administrative Center, University of Chicago, 1959.

Dissertations

ANTON, Top A. “Outside Specialists and School Districts.” Unpublished
Ph.D, dissertation. Los Angeles: University of Southern California, 1964.

BANISTER, RICHARD E. “The Role of the Elementary Consultant in Iowa.”
Unpublished Ph.D. dissertation. Lincoln: University of Nebraska, Teachers
College, 1962.

BLUMBERG, ARTHUR. “Some Human Relations Problems of the Educational
Consultant.” Unpublished Ph.D. dissertation. New York: Columbia Univer-
sity, Teachers College, 1954.

CHAMPAGNE, Davip W. “Rationale and Design of the University Phase of
an Internship for Instructional Consultants.” Unpublished Ph.D. dissertation.
Pittsburgh: University of Pittsburgh, 1968,

FERNEAU, ELMER F. “Role Expectations in Consultations.” Unpublished
Ph.D. dissertation. Chicago: University of Chicago, 1954.

Hitton, Lynn. “Consultant Services Offered the Three State Departments
of Education to School Administrators.” Unpublished Ph.D. dissertation.
Chicago: University of Chicago, 1952.

LAWLER, M.R. “Work of the Consultant.” Unpublished Ph.D. dissertation.
New York: Columbia University, Teachers College, 1949.

SavaGE, WILLIAM W. “An Examination of Consultative Services Provided
by Eight State Departments of Education.” Unpublished Ph.D. dissertation.
Chicago: University of Chicago, 1955.

Troyer, Raymonp E. “The principles of consultative work in education.”
Unpublished Ph.D. dissertation. Chicago: University of Chicago, 1951.
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Witson, JAMEs B. “Rationale and design for the practicum experiences in
an internship for instructional consultants.” Unpublished Ph.D. dissertation.
Pittsburgh: University of Pittsburgh, 1968,

Articles and Periodicals

ANDERSON, V.E. Human side of curriculum development. Educational
Leadership, 4(4) :218-221, 1947.

Buack, B.J. The consultant: A developing aspect of professional practice.
Journal of Home Economics, 49(1) :17—19, 1957.

Back, M.H. Problems of big city consultants. The Reading Teacher, 20:
500-504, 1967.

BiauA, M.J. When and how the consultant can be used most effectively.
Educational Leadership, 10:96—101, 1952.

BLUMBERG, A. The consulting function of leadership. Adult Leadership,
8(9) :265~266, 1960,

Borpin, E., Epwarp, S., MCKEEVER, N., TIPTON, J., CHARTERS, W., and
Kounin, J. Effective consultation. Adult Leadership, 3(10) :13—26, 1955.

Braucut, P. Program and services of an educational consultant or super-
visor in a school for the deaf. American Annals of the Deaf, 112:60—63, 1967.

Butt, D.E. Specialists and consultants. Pennsylvania School Journal, 116:
440-441, April 1968.

Cocxine, W.D. Role of the educational consultant. School Executive, 75:
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Curtis, H.A. Improving consultant services. Educational Administration
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CusTER, G.E. A look at the personnel consulting business. Personnel Admin-
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EncuisH, M.E. Preparing music consultants. Music Educators Journal, 50:
104-105, 1964.

FERNEAU, E.F. Which consultant? Administrator’s Notebook, 2(8) :1—4,
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GINTHER, J.R. Achievement in sixth grade science associated with two

instructional roles of science consultants. Journal of Educational Research,
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GREENBERG, P. Role of the art consultant. School Arts, 63:21—23, 1964.
Harris, N.C. On being a consultant. Junior College Journal, 37:9-13, 1967.

HENDERSON, R.L. Conditions for seeking consultative help. National Ele-
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HEREFORD, KARL T., and LEu, DoNALp J. The role of the educational con-
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Hopkins, T.A. Pennsylvania’s speech consultant system. The Speech Teacher,
17:64-67, 1968.

Hutt, J.H. Value of continuing professional consultant service. School
Executive, 71:44, 1952.

Irvinc, J.R. School science consultant’s relationship to industry, Science
Teacher, 34:29+, February 1967.

Jan-Tauscu, J. Team approach to in-service education; learning disability
teacher-consultant. Reading Teacher, 19:418—423, 1966.

Jones, A.L. Role of the college consultant in curriculum planning. The
High School Journal, 47:274—279, 1964.

KiemnMAN, G.S. Needed: Elementary school science consultants. School
Science and Mathematics, 65:738—746, 1965.

Kounin, JAcoss. The personal touch. Adult Leadership, 3(10) :23-24, April
1955.

LAWLER, MARCELLA R. Role of the consultant in curriculum improvement.
Educational Leadership, 8:219-225, 1951.

LAWLER, MaRcELLA R. Raising the level of consultant service. Educational
Leadership, 5:445-450, 1948.

Lone, M.A. Action vs. advice: Conflict in consulting. ALA Bulletin, 60(4):
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MarsHALL, J.E. Where consultants can help. American School and Univer-
sity, 35:33-36, 1963.

McKeever, NELL. How to use a consultant. Adult Leadership, 3(10) :16,
1955.

McManan, J. Can your district afford curriculum consultants? School
Management, 9:90-91, 1965.

MiEL, ALLICE. How to use experts and consultants. In: BENNE, K.D., and
Muntyan, B., eds. Human Relations in Curriculum Change. New York:
The Dryden Press, 1967, pp. 505-508.

Mitter, M.D. Reading consultant in a private school. The Reading Teacher,
20:505—508, 1967.

Minco1a, E. Librarian: An effective reading consultant. Clearing House,
38:220-223, 1963.

Mosure, L.G. New consultant gets started. The Reading Teacher, 20:520-
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MorpPuHET, Epcar L. What is a consultant? School Executive, 72:9, 1952.

OKSENHOLT, S. Foreign language education, a new key or a new consultant?
Montana Education, 41:10—11, 1965.

Payne, A. Achievement in sixth grade science associated with two instruc-
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tional roles of science consultants. Journal of Educational Research, 57:350—
354, 1964.

PETERSON, S.D., and WILKEN, C.W. Industrial arts consultant: Do the
States need one? Industrial Arts and Vocational Education, 54:24—25, 1965.

Puituips, L.M. What a consultant hopes to accomplish. Instructor, 66:19—
20, 1957.

RASMUSSEN, GERALD R. The educational consultant and educational plan-
ning. American School Board Journal, 147:15—16, 1963.

Reavis, W.C. The place of the consultant: The school administrator needs
the expert for special problems. Nations Schools, 41:24—25, 1948,

REHAGE, K.J., and HEywoop, S.J. Consultant services to administrators.
Elementary School Journal, 53:131—133, 1952.

REINIScH, B. Need for science consultants. Science Education, 50:52—54,
1966.

Rosinson, H.A. Reading consultant of the past, present, and possible future.
The Reading Teacher, 20:475—482, 1967.

SAVAGE, W.W. State consultative services in education. Phi Delta Kappa,
37:291-294, 1956.

SavacE, W.W. The value of State consultative service. Administrator’s Note-
book, 4(3): November 1955.

SavacE, W.W. Making the most of the consultant. Administrator’s Note-
book, 1:1-4, October 1952.

SAvAGE, W.W. Local school systems and the consultants. Administrator’s
Notebook, 4(2): October 1955.

ScHIFFMAN, G.B. Role of a State reading consultant. Reading Teacher,
20:487-493, 1967.

SEmRow, J.J. Activities of NCA consultant-examiner corps. North Central
Association Quarterly, 41:213—215, 1966.

Tuomas, E.L. Reading consultant at the secondary level. The Reading
Teacher, 20:509-514, 1967.

Tipton, JAMES H. Consulting under fire. Adult Leadership, 3(10) :17—20,
April 1955.

Umans, S. Responsibility of the reading consultant. Reading Teacher, 17:
16-24, 1963.

Wear, P.W. Supervisor: Coordinator of multiple consultations. Educational
Leadership, 23:652—655, 1966.

WELTY, S. The county consultant. The Reading Teacher, 20:494—499, 1967.

Wiiams, L. Consultant-teacher transaction. Educational Leadership, 23:
541-544, 1966.
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MENTAL HEALTH

CALIFORNIA STATE DEPARTMENTS OF PUBLIC HEALTH AND EDUCATION.
Programming Consultation to Schools by Mental Health Specialists. Confer-
ence sponsored by the National Institute of Mental Health, and the California
State Departments of Public Health and Education. Technical Assistance
Project, 1961.

CapLan, G. Concepts of Mental Health and Consultation. Washington: U.S.
Children’s -Bureau, Publication No. 373, U.S. Government Printing Office,
1959.

CapLan, G. Mental Health Aspects of Social Work in Public Health. Based
on Proceedings of an Institute given by School of Social Welfare, University
of California. Berkeley: 1956.

Capuan, G. Principles of Preventive Psychiatry. New York: Basic Books,
1964.

CUTLER, RICHARD L., and MCNEIL, ELTON B. Mental Health Consultation
in Schools: A Research Analysis. Ann Arbor: University of Michigan, De-
partment of Psychology, 1966.

GRIFFITH, CHARLES R., and Lipo, LESTER M. Mental Health Consultants:
Agents of Community Change. San Francisco: Jossey-Bass, 1968.

KazANJIAN, V., STEIN, SHERRY, and WEINBERG, W. An Introduction to
Mental Health Consultation. Public Health Monograph No. 69, 1962. pp.
1-13.

MILBANK MEmoRIAL Funp. The Elements of a Community Mental Health
Program. The 1955 Annual Conference of the Milbank Memorial Fund.
New York: The Fund, 1956.

NATIONAL INSTITUTE OF MENTAL HEALTH. Proceedings of the Ninth Annual
Conference of Chief Social Workers from State Mental Health Programs.
Philadelphia: May 16-18, 1957.

NATIONAL INSTITUTE OF MENTAL HEALTH, OFFICE OF PUBLIC INFORMA-
TION. Consultation and Education. Public Health Service Publication No.
1478. Washington, D.C.: U.S. Government Printing Office, 1966.

PARKER, BEULAH. Mental Health In-Service Training. New York: Inter-
national Universities Press, 1968.

PENNSYLVANIA DEPARTMENT OF PuBLIC WELFARE. Allenberry Conference
on Case Consultation for Mental Health. Bureau of Community Mental Health

Services. Harrisburg: Pennsylvania Department of Public Welfare, April
1959.

Texas STATE DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH, Division oF MENTAL HEALTH.

Extending Clinic Services into the Community. Proceedings of an Institute
for Texas Psychiatric Clinic Personnel. Austin: October 13-14, 1960.
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WASHINGTON DEPARTMENT OF Heattu. A Pattern for Effective Consulta-
tion. Seattle: Washington Department of Health, 1961.

WELsu, G., ed. Conference of Community Mental Health Clinics. Harrisburg:
Pennsylvania Department of Welfare, 1957.

Dissertations

Erickson, MILprReED. “Consultation Practice in Community Mental Health
Services.” Unpublished Ph.D. dissertation. Los Angeles: University of Sou-
thern California, June 1966.

Articles and Periodicals

BERLIN, I.N. The theme in mental health consultation sessions. American
Journal of Orthopsychiatry, 30(4) :827-828, 1960.

BERLIN, I.N. Mental health consultation in schools as a means of communi-
cating mental health principles. Jowrnal of the American Academy of Child
Psychiatry, 1(4) :671-679, October 1962.

BERLIN, I.N. Preventive aspects of mental health consultation to schools.
Mental Hygiene, 51:34—40, 1967.

BERLIN, I.N. Mental health consultation with a juvenile probation depart-
ment. Crime and Delinquency, 10:67—73, January 1964.

BERLIN, I. N. Mental health consultation in the schools: who can do it and
why? Community Mental Health Journal, 1(1):19-22, Spring 1965.

Biccers, MozELLE. The use of mental health consultation in rural areas.
Smith College Studies in Social Work, 36 (1) :81-82, October 1965,

BILL, AYDIN A., and SAMPLE, CHARLES E. The first psychiatric emergency,
community denmiliasion and education in Delaware. Delaware Medical Jour-

nal, 40(4) :115-118, April 1968.

BInDMAN, ARTHUR J. Mental health consultation: Theory and practice.
Journal of Consulting Psychology, 23:473-482, 1959.

BINDMAN, ARTHUR J. The clinical psychologist as a mental health consul-
tant. In: ABT, L.E., and Russ, B.F., eds. Progress in Clinical Psychology.
New York: Grune & Stratton, 1966. pp. 78-106.

Boone, Dorotuy, and MANNINO, F.V. Cooperative community efforts in
mental Health. Public Health Reports, 80(3):189-193, March 1965.

Brickman, H.R., and MEEKER, M. Mental health consultation in schools:
Preliminary appraisal of an urban program. Journal of School Health, 37:

79-85, 1967.

BROCKBANK, R. Aspects of mental health consultation. Archives of General
Psychiatry, 18(3) :267—275, 1968.
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BuRGEss, CAROLINE B., McDONALD, ELIZABETH, and ROBERTs, Mary B.
More effective mental health by activation of community potentials. Journal
of Psychiatric Social Work, 24(4) :250-255, Sept. 1955.

CapLan, G. Types of mental health consultation. American Journal of Ortho-
psychiatry, 33 :470-481, 1963.

CAPLAN, G. Mental health consultation in schools. In: The Elements of a
Community Mental Health Program. New York: Milbank Memorial Fund,
1956. pp. 77-85.

Cuwast, J. Mental health consultation with street gang workers. RECKLESS,
W.C., and Newman, C.L., eds. Interdisciplinary Problems in Criminology:
Papers of the American Society of Criminology, 1964. Columbus: Ohio State
University, 1965. pp. 13-21.

Cowen, Louis D. Consultation as a method of mental health intervention.
In: Ast, L.E., and Riess, B.F., eds. Progress in Clinical Psychology. New
York: Grune & Stratton, 1966. pp. 107-128.

CoLEMAN, J.V. Mental health consultation to agencies protecting family
life. In: The Elements of a Community Mental Health Program. New York:
Milbank Memorial Fund, 1956. pp. 69-76.

DALLE, B.; RETANA, C., and Birran, M.T. Des possibilities et limites d’une
consultation d’hygiéne mentale sectorisée. (Possibilities and limitations of a

regional mental hygiene consultation.) Information Psychiatrique, 41(88) :
687-697, 1966.

Dunit, LEonaRD J.; LEopoLp, R.L. and ENGuisH, J.T. A mental health
program for the Peace Corps. Human Organization, 23(2) :131-136. 1964.

ENGLISH, JOSEPH. Mental health consultation with a government agency.
In: MENDEL, W.M. and Sotomon, P., eds. The Psychiatric Consultation.
New York: Grune & Stratton, 1968. pp. 109-118.

FARLEY, BERNICE C. Individual mental health consultation with public
health nurses. In: Rapoport, L., ed. Consultation in Social Work Practice.
New York: National Association of Social Workers, 1963. pp. 99-116.

ForsTENZER, H.M. Consultation and mental health programs. American
Journal of Public Health, 51(9) :1280-1285, 1961.

GALLEGOS, REUBEN A. The social worker as a mental health consultant. In:

Collected Papers from a Short Course on Current Trends in Army Social
Work. Washington, D.C.: Walter Reed Army Institute of Research, 1962.

Giuck, MarTIN R. School organization and the mental health consultation
process. Psychological Reports, 12(3) :671-676, 1963.

HALLOcK, ARTHUR C., and VAUGHAN, WARREN T., Jr. Community organi-
zation — a dynamic component of community mental health practice. Amer-
ican Journal of Orthopsychiatry, 26(4) : 691-706, 1956.

Harris, M. ROBERT. Community mental health and mental health consulta-
tion. Psychosomatics, 8(5): 255-258, 1967.
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Hartoc, JosepH. Nonprofessionals as mental health consultants. Hospital
& Community Psychiatry, 18(8) :223—225, 1967.

HAyYLeETT, C.H., and Rapoport, L. Mental health consultation. In: BELLAK,
L., ed. Handbook of Community Psychiatry and Community Mental Health.
New York: Grune & Stratton, 1964. pp. 319-339.

Howe. , R.W. Mental health consultation to public health nurses. In: The
Elements of a Community Mental Health Program. New York: Milbank
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Huessy, Hans R. Mental health consultation in varied settings. In: HuEssy,
Hans R., ed. Mental Health with Limited Resources. New York: Grune &
Stratton, 1966. pp. 73-79.

Jarvis, Paut E., and NELSON, SHERMAN E. Familiarization: A vital step
in mental health consultation. Community Mental Health Journal, 3(4) :343—
348, 1967.

Karp, Nei H., and Karts, JAMES M. Combining crisis therapy and mental
health consultation. Archives of General Psychiatry, 14:536—-542, May 1966.

KELLY, James G. The mental health agent in the urban community. Group
for the advancement of psychiatry. In: Urban America and the Planning
of Mental Health Service Symposium, Number 10. Philadelphia: 474494,
1964.

KLEIN, DONALD C. The prevention of mental illness. Mental Hygiene, 45(1):
101-109, 1961.

KnicutT, JAMEs A., and Davis, WINBoRN E. Consultation. In: KNIGHT, J.A.,
and Davis, W.E. Manual for the Comprehensive Community Mental Health
Clinic. Springfield: Charles C. Thomas, 1964. pp. 103-112.

KRAMER, MILTON, and FRANK, E.C, Mental health consultation in Peace
Corps training. Considerations regarding the acceptance of the psychiatrist
by the training staff. Archives of General Psychiatry, 10(1): 1-6, 1964.

LEVEN, S. The Nassau County psychiatric consultation clinic: a new dimen-
sion in community mental health. Journal of Hillside Hospital, 13:114—116,
April 1964.

Lirrio, Joun J. A suggested program for the establishment of a mental
health consultant officer at army level. In: Collected Papers from a Short
Course on Current Trends in Army Social Work. Washington, D.C.: Walter
Reed Army Institute of Research, 1962.

Locke, Norman, The mental health profile—a consultation technique.
Gerontologist, 5(4) :250-251, 1965.

LoEB, Martin B. Concerns and methods of mental health consultation.
Hospital & Community Psychiatry, 19(4) :111-113, 1968.

Mappvux, J.F. Consultation in public health. American Journal of Public
Health, 45:1424—1430, 1955.
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Mannino, F.V. Developing consultation relationships with community
agents. Mental Hygiene, 48(3) :356-362, 1964.

MERcER, M.E. Mental health consultation to child health protecting agencies.
In: The Elements of a Community Mental Health Program. New York: Mil-
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Mouw, MILpRED L., and HAYLETT, CLARICE H. Mental health consultation

in a public health nursing service. American Journal of Nursing, 67:1447—
1450, 1967.

Ocura, Kryosu1, and BRADLEY, V. A look at the consultative process: the

psychiatric team and community agencies. The Psychiatric Quarterly Sup-
plement, 41(1) :17—35, 1967.

ParKER, B. The value of supervision in training psychiatrists for mental
health consultation. Mental Hygiene, 45:94—-100, 1961.

PERKINS, KeiTH J. Consultation services to public schools by a mental
health team. Mental Hygiene, 37:585—595, 1953.

PxiautT, T. Techniques and problems of mental health consultation. In: Con-
sultation in Community Mental Health. Chapel Hill: North Carolina Board
of Health, 1961.

PiautT, T. Theory and purposes of mental health consultation. In: Consulta-
tion in Community Mental Health. Chapel Hill: North Carolina Board of
Health, 1961.

RAE-GRANT, QUENTIN, and STRINGER, L.A. Mental health programs in
schools. In: SHORE, M.F , and MANNINO, F.V., eds. Mental Health and the
Community: Problems, Programs and Strategies. New York: Behavioral
Publications Inc., 1969.

RrEMAN, Dwicut W. Group mental health consultation with public health
nurses, In: RAPoport, L., ed. Consultation in Social Work Practice. New
York: National Association of Social Workers, 1963, pp. 85-98.

ROBERTS, ROBERT W. Some impressions of mental health consultation in a
poverty area. Social Casework, 49(6) :339-345, June 1968.

Rockmore, Myron J. Consultation: Illustrating a problem of state hospital
and community relations in after-care planning. In: Proceedings of the Ninth
Annual Conference of Chief Social Workers from State Mental Health
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Rooney, H.L. Consultant responsibilities of mental health clinics. In: Pro-
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ROSENBLUM, GERSHWIN. The role of the mental health consultant in the
public schools. Boston University Journal of Education, 146(3) :48-52,
February 1964.
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ROSENFELD, Jona M., and CAPLAN, GERALD. Techniques of staff consulta-
tion in an immigrant children’s organization in Israel. American Journal of

Orthopsychiatry, 24(1) :42-62, 1954.

RowitTcu, JEROME, Group consultations with school personnel. Hospital and
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SCHEIDLINGER, SAUL, and SARCKA, ANNE. A mental health consultation-
education program with group service agencies in a disadvantaged communi-

ty. American Journal of Orthopsychiatry, 38 (2) :366-367, 1968.

SCHWARTZBERG, B., and WEINER, R. Mental health consultation and the
nursery school. Young Children, 21:329-334, 1966.

Srmons, RicHARD C. Mental health consultation and the phenomenon of
counteridentification. Comprehensive Psychiatry, 6:410-419, 1965.

SOLNIT, ALBERT J., and Stark, Mary H. Learning with teachers. Children,
14(1) :19-24, 1967.

SPENCER, CHARLES D. An approach to mental health consultation within the
military. Military Medicine, 130(7) :691—694, 1965.

TASCHMAN, H.A., and MANNINO, F.V. Some comments on consultation in
social work and mental health. In: Collected Papers from a Short Course on
Current Trends in Army Social Work. Washington, D.C.: —— Reed Army
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VIELHABER, DaAviD P. Mental health consultation in a combat division. In:
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WuiTTINGTON, H.G. The consultation program. In: WHITTINGTON, H.G.

Psychiatry in the American Community, New York: International Universi-
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WuittincTon, H.G. Consultation with health agencies. In: WHITTINGTON,
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WHITTINGTON, H.G. Consultation with educational agencies. In: WHITTING-
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BEHAVIORAL SCIENCE

Lippitt, R.; Watson, J., and WEsTLEY, B. The Dynamics of Planned
Change. New York: Harcourt Brace, 1958.

SorER, C. The Organization from Within. London: Tavistock, 1961.

WarrEN, RoLanp L. Social Research Consultation. New York: Russell Sage
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Articles and Periodicals

ARGYRIS, CHRIS. Explorations in consulting-client relationships. Human
Organization, 20:121—133, Fall 1961.

BARRETT, RICHARD. Comments on the preceding article: Interpersonal con-
frontations and basic third party functions. Journal of Applied Behavioral
Science, 4(3) :345-348, 1968.

BECKHARD, RICHARD. Helping a group with planned change: A case study.
Journal of Social Issues, 15(2) :13—19, 1959.

BENNE, K.D. Some ethical problems in group and organizational consulta-
tion. Journal of Social Issues, 15, 60-67, 1959.

BENNIS, WARREN G. A new role for the behavioral sciences: effecting organi-
zational change. Administrative Science Quarterly, 8:125-165, 1963.

BENNIS, WARREN G. Theory and method in applying behavioral science to

planned organizational change. Journal of Applied Behavioral Science, 1(4):
337-360, 1965.

BocusLaw, ROBERT, and BAcu, GEoRGE R. Work culture management in

industry: a role for the social science consultant. Group Psychotherapy,
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Bowman, Paut H. The role of the consultant as a motivator of action.
Mental Hygiene, 43(1) :105—110, 1959,

Bryson, Lyman. Notes on a theory of advice. Political Science Quarterly,
66(3) :321-329, 1951.

Daya, IsHwar, and THomas, JoHN M. Operation KPE: Developing a new
organization. Journal of Applied Behavioral Science, 4(4) :473—506, 1968.

DEXTER, LEwis ANTHONY. The use and function of social science consultants
— and how clients can best use them. American Behavioral Scientist, 9(6) :

9-10, 1966.

Erikson, E.G. An American consultant faces a foreign social environment.

Journal of Educational Sociology, 29(4) :184—190, 1955.

FERGUSON, CHARLES K. Concerning the nature of human systems and the
consultants role. Journal of Applied Behavioral Science, 4(2) :179-193, 1968.

FRIEDLANDER, FRANK, A comparative study of consulting processes and
group development. Journal of Applied Behavioral Science, 4(4) :377-399,
1968.

GARDNER, BURLEIGH B. The consultant to business —his role and his
problems. In: GOULDNER, ALVIN W., and MILLER, S.M., eds. Applied
Sociology. New York: The Free Press, 1965. pp. 79-85.

Gps, JACK R., and Lippitt, RONALD, eds. Consulting with groups and or-
ganizations. Journal of Social Issues, 15(2): 1959 (whole issue).

Gis, JACK R. The role of the consultant. Journal of Social Isswes, 15(2) :1—
4, 1959,
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GLIDEWELL, JOHN C. The entry problem in consultation. Journal of Social
Issues, 15:51-59, 1959.

GouLDNER, ALVIN W. Engineering and clinical approaches to consulting.
In: Bennis, W.G.; BENNE, K.D., and CHIN, R., eds. The Planning of Change.
New York: Holt, Rinehart and Winston, 1961. pp. 643-652.

HoIBERG, OTTO G. Problems of the consultant in small communities. Journal
of Educational Sociology, 29(4) :164—172, 1955.

KIMBALL, SOLON T.; PEARSALL, M., and Buiss, JANE A. Consultants and
citizens: A research relationship. Human Organization, 13(1) :5—-8, 1954.

Lippitt, GorDon L. Consulting with a national organization: A case study.
Journal of Social Issues, 15(2) :20—27, 1959.

LipPITT, RoNALD. Dimensions of the consultant’s job. Journal of Social
Issues, 15(2) :5-12, 1959.

Lynton, RotF P. Comments on the preceding article: Operation KPE: De-
veloping a new organization. Journal of Applied Behavioral Science, 4(4):
507-509, 1968.

McGrecor, Doucias; KNICKERBOCKER, I.; HArRE, M., and BAVELAs, A.
The consultant role and organizational leadership: Improving human rela-
tions in industry. Journal of Social Issues, 4(3) :3-53, 1948.

MIEL, ALLICE. How to use experts and consultants. In: BENNE, K.D., and
Mantyav, B., eds. Human relations in curriculum change. New York: Dry-
den, 1951. pp. 208-210.

MoE, Epwarp O. Consulting with a community system: A case study.
Journal of Social Issues, 15(2) :28-35, 1959.

Morris, Rosert. New concepts in community organization. The Social
Welfare Forum. New York: Columbia University Press, 128-145, 1961.

PETER, Hottis W. Comments on the preceding article: Operation KPE:

Developing a new organization. Journal of Applied Behavioral Science,
4(4) :510-512, 1968.

SCHEIN, Epear, H. Score one for process consultation. Journal of Applied
Behavioral Science, 4(3) :348—350, 1968.

SCHMUCK, RICHARD A. Helping teachers improve classroom group processes.
Journal of Applied Behavioral Science, 4(4) :401-435, 1968.

SEASHORE, CHARLES, and VAN EcmMonp, ELMER. The consultant-trainer
role. In: BENNIs, W.G.; BENNE, K.D., and Cun, R., eds. The Planning of
Change. New York: Holt, Rinehart and Winston, 1961. pp. 660-666.

SEASHORE, CHARLES, and VAN EcMonp, ELMER. The consultant-trainer role
in working directly with a total staff. Journal of Social Issues, 15(2) :36—42,
1959.

Watton, Ricuarp E. Interpersonal confrontation and basic third party
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functions: A case study. Journal of Applied Behavioral Science, 4(3) :327—
344, July, August, September 1968.

Watton, Ricuarp E, Third party roles in interdepartmental conflict. In-
dustrial Relations, 7(1) :29-43, October 1967.

Wotrr, M. The role of the sociologist as a community consultant. Journal
of Educational Sociology, 29:146—-150, 1955.

MEDICINE

ANSTEL, NoRMAN I. What I don’t want from a consultant. Medical Eco-
nomics, 45(17) :92—97, August 19, 1968.

CAMPBELL, A.D. Consultations then and now. Canadian Medical Associa-
tion Journal, 89:1030—1032, November 1963.

Dantes, D.A. Medical consultation requests in a psychiatrict hospital.
Hospital and Community Psychiatry, 18(6) :180-181, June 1967.

FELTON, J.S. Educational functions of the medical consultant in vocational
rehabilitation. II. Community Relationships. Rehabilitation Literature, 28:
73-75, March 1967,

Hatt, T. Experiment in cooperation. An account of health-visitor/general
practioner liaison. Lancet, 1:1325—1327, June 1965.

Mat.ort, I.F., and EARLEY, WILLIAM. The consultation situation and pro-
gram content. In: MENDEL, W.M., and SoLomon, P., eds. The Psychiatric
Consultation. New York: Grune & Stratton, 1968. pp. 18—25.

MENDEL, W.M. The psychosomatic consultation. In: MENDEL, W.M., and
Sotomon, P., eds. The Psychiatric Consultation. New York: Grune & Strat-
ton, 1968. pp. 187-195.

Noten, Witu1am A. When it’s smart to consult by phone. Medical Eco-
nomics, 44(1) :137—144, January 9, 1967.

Reap, Hitton S. My most unforgivable consultants. Medical Economics,
44,(12) :165-169, June 12, 1967.

Rupp, J.L., and Marcouin, R.J. Nonmedical consultant in a medical spe-
cialty. Adult Leadership, 12(7) :197—198, 1964.

Scuwas, Joun. Consultation-liaison training program. In: MEenpEL, W.M.,
and SoLomon, P., eds. The Psychiatric Consultation. New York: Grune &
Stratton, 1968. pp. 33-40.

Simon, ELizABETH L. Medical consultation in a county welfare department.
Public Welfare, 24(4) :274-277, 1966.

WarrEN, M.D. The medical officer of health as a consultant in preventive
and social medicine. Public Health, 79(2) :62-69, January 1965.
''CONSULTATION PRACTICE: BUSINESS AND MANAGEMENT 33

Wess, JEAN F. The specialist consultant in a public health agency. Canadian
Journal of Public Health, 59(4) :155-158, April 1968.

BUSINESS AND MANAGEMENT

CONSULTING ENGINEERS CouNCIL. The Practice of Consulting Engineering:
A Manual of Principles and Performance, 2nd Edition. Springfield, Illinois:
Consulting Engineers Council, 1961.

SENEY, WILSON. Effective Use of Business Consultants, a Research Study and
Report Prepared for Financial Executives Research Foundation. New York:
Financial Executives Research Foundation, 1963.

SHAY, PHILip W. How to Get the Best Results from Management Consultants.
New York: Association of Consulting Management Engineers, Inc., 1965.

STANLEY, C. MAXWELL. The Consulting Engineer. New York: John Wiley
and Sons, Inc., 1961.

TaTHaM, Laura EsTuer. The Efficiency Experts: An Impartial Survey of
Mangement Consultancy. London: Business Publications Ltd., 1964.

U.S. DEPARTMENT OF LABor, BUREAU OF LABOR STANDARDS. The Consulta-
tive Approach to Safety. Safety in Industry Bulletin 223. Washington, D.C.:
U.S. Government Printing Office, 1962.

Dissertations

Lyncu, RicHarD M. “Professional Standards for Management Consulting in
the United States.” Unpublished doctoral dissertation, Graduate School of
Business Administration, Harvard University, 1959.

SAMARAS, JOHN. “The Use of Management Consultants in Small Manufactur-
ing Firms.” Unpublished doctoral dissertation. Harvard University, 1961.

TILLEs, SEyMour. “An Exploratory Study of the Emerging Relationship
Between Executives of Small Manufacturing Companies and Their Consul-
tants.” Unpublished doctoral dissertation. Harvard University Graduate
School of Business Administration, 1960.

Towson, RoBERT FENN, Jr. “An Analysis of Outside-staff Services Available
to Management.” Unpublished doctoral dissertation. George Washington
University, 1958.

Watson, WARREN K. “The Use of Management Consultants by the United
States Air Force.” Unpublished doctoral dissertation. George Washington
University, 1958.

Articles and Periodicals

ADAMSON, CAMPBELL. The role of the industrial adviser. Public Administra-
tion, 46:185—190, Summer 1968.
''34 CONSULTATION IN MENTAL HEALTH AND RELATED FIELDS

BaILey, R. Consultants and overseas development. The Banker, 510:693-699,
August 1968.

Brown, Harry G. Management counseling for small business firms. The
Journal of Accountancy, 100(1) :36—-41, July 1955.

Bryson, Lyman. Notes on a theory of advice. Political Science Quarterly,
66(3) :321-329, September 1951.

CariRNcROsS, ALEE. The work of an economic adviser. Public Administration,
46,1-11, Spring 1968.
DEAN, JOEL. The place of management counsel in business. Harvard Business

Review, 16(4) :451—465, Summer 1938.

DEYHLE, ALBRECHT. Management consulting or management training?
Advanced Management Journal, 30(1) :5—12, January 1965.

Donuam, RicHaRD. Management consultants deal with people. Harvard
Business Review, 19(1) :33—41, Autumn 1940.

Downs, A. Some thoughts on giving people economic advice. American Be-
havioral Scientist, 9(1) :30-32, September 1965.

Eaton, Marquis G. Advisory service: new frontier. The Journal of Account-
ancy, 100(5) :56-61, November 1955.

Economist, THE. The super consultants. The Economist, 221(6424) :175—
176, October 8, 1966.

FERGUSON, LAWRENCE. Social scientists in the plant. Harvard Business Re-
view, 42(3) :133-143, May-June 1964.
ForTUuNE. Doctors of management. Fortune, 30(1) :142-146, July 1944.

GiasER, Epwarp M., Organizational arteriosclerosis: Its diagnosis and
treatment. Advanced Management Journal, 30(1) :21-28, January 1965.

Grapby, PAuL. Management advisory services in the field of accounting. The
Controller, 24(8) :370-371, August 1956.

GREEN, Howarp L. Management consultants: How to know what you’re
getting and what you pay for. Management Review, 52(12) :4—16, December
1963.

GrEEN, H.L. Choosing and using retailing consultants. Journal of Retailing,
4:7-17, Winter 1962-1963.

GREENBERG, D.S. Consulting: U.S. firms thrive on jobs for European clients.
Science, 162(3857) :986—987, November 29, 1968.

GREENHOUSE, SAMUEL M., Management consultants: analysts or counselors?
Advanced Management Journal, 30(1) :52-54, January 1965.

HENDERSON, C.M. Working with planning eens Public Management,
43 :77—-80, April 1961.

Hess, DonaLp P. The management consultant as a tool for executive develop-
ment. Advanced Management, 18(1) :30—31, January 1953.
''CONSULTATION PRACTICE: BUSINESS AND MANAGEMENT 35

Hot, HERBERT. An application of psychoanalytic group techniques to the
management consultant field. Advanced Management Journal, 30(1) :37-43,
January 1965.

KRENTZMAN, HARVEY C., and SAMARAS, JOHN N. Can small business use con-
sultants? Harvard Business Review, 38(3) :126-136, May-June 1960.

LAWRENCE, CHARLES. Management services and the accounting profession.
The New York Certified Public Accountant, 27(10) :671-676, October 1957.

Mace, My es L. Management assistance for small business. Harvard Busi-
ness Review: 25(4A) :587-594, Autumn 1947,

MANAGEMENT REVIEW, THE. Getting maximum results from management
consulting services. The Management Review: 39(3) :122—123, March 1950.

Mason, PERRY. Management services by local practitioners. The New York
Certified Public Accountant, 28(10) :707—712, October 1958.

QUITTMEYER, CHARLES L. Management looks at consultants: a survey of
company opinion and experience. The Management Review, 50(3) :4—10+,
March 1961.

Rossins, I.D. Management services for small business through trade associ-
ations. Harvard Business Review, 26(5) :627—640, September 1948.

Suay, Puiuip W. Ethics and professional practices in management consult-
ing. Advanced Management Journal, 30(1) :13—20, January 1965.

Sincer, Henry A. Management consulting: an introduction. Advanced
Management Journal, 30(1) :3-4, January 1965.

SmituH, Rosert A., III. Consultation without revelation. Advanced Manage-
ment Journal, 30(1) :29-31, January 1965.

STRYKER, PERRIN. The ambitious consultants. Fortune, 49(5) :82-85+, May
1954,

TILLES, SEYMOUR. Some propositions concerning the relationship between
business consultants and their clients. Management International, 5:55—74,
1962.

TILLEs, SEyMouR. Understanding the consultant’s role. Harvard Business
Review, 39(6) :87—99, November-December 1961.
''Chapter 3

USE OF CONSULTATION IN
VARIOUS SETTINGS

The 172 items in this chapter deal with the application of consultation
techniques to problem situations within specific settings, such as schools,
social agencies, hospitals, correctional institutions, etc. These do not neces-
sarily represent the only settings in which consultation is applicable, but
do appear to be the major settings written about by practitioners who record
their experiences in the literature. Included under the miscellaneous cate-
gory in this chapter are camps, medical clinics, health departments, poverty
settings, rural agencies and such professional groups as physicians, clergy-
men and attorneys. To avoid unnecessary duplication of references listed in
Chapter 2, the items here generally reflect the experienccs of consultants
who come into the setting from outside, usually from different professional
disciplines and backgrounds. Articles by consultants who characteristically
work within certain settings, such as the educational consultant in the school
system, are not repeated here.

SCHOOLS

CALIFORNIA STATE DEPARTMENTS OF PuBLIC HEALTH AND EDUCATION.
Programming Consultation to Schools by Mental Health Specialists. Techni-
cal Assistance Project. Sacramento: California State Departments of Public
Health and Education, 1961.

CAPLAN, G. Mental health aspects of social work in public health, Based on
proceedings of an Institute given by School of Social Welfare, Berkeley:
University of California, 1956.

CuTLER, RICHARD L., and McNEIL, ELton B. Mental Health Consultation
in Schools: A Research Analysis. Ann Arbor: University of Michigan, 1966.

JACOBSON, STANLEY. Consultation Process in the Schools. (School Project
on Consultation Skills.) Washington: D.C. Public Schools and Washington
School of Psychiatry, 1966.

James, Epwarp W., and WEBER, RoBerRT A. School Consultants: Roles
Assumed and Techniques Employed. Austin, Texas: Southwestern Coopera-
tive Programs in Education Administration, University of Texas, 1954.

MILBANK MemoriAL Funp. The Elements of a Community Mental Health

36
''CONSULTATION SETTINGS: SCHOOLS 37

Program. The 1955 Annual Conference of the Milbank Memorial Fund, New
York: Milbank Memorial Fund, 1956.

Newman, Ruts G. Psychological Consultation in the Schools: A Catalyst
for Learning. New York: Basic Books, 1967.

Newman, RutH G.; REDL, F., and KITCHENER, H.L. Technical Assistance
in a Public School System. Washington: Washington School of Psychiatry,
1962.

SARASON, SEYMOUR B.; LEVINE, MurRAY; GOLDENBERG, I. IRA; CHERLIN,
Dennis L., and BENNETT, Epwarp M. Psychology in Community Settings.
New York: John Wiley & Sons, 1966. °

U.S. DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH, EDUCATION AND WELFARE. Consultation
and Education. Public Health Service Publication No. 1478. National Insti-
tute of Mental Health, Washington, D.C.: Superintendent of Documents,
U.S. Government Printing Office, 1966.

Articles and Periodicals

ApDAMS, RoBERT S., and WEINICK, Howarp M. Consultation: An inservice

training program for the school. Journal of the American Academy of Child
Psychiatry, 5(3) :479-489, July 1966.

BERLIN, IRvING. Mental health consultation in schools as a means of com-
municating mental health principles. Journal of the American Academy of
Child Psychiatry, 1(4) :671-679, October 1962.

BERLIN, IRVING. Mental health consultation in the schools: Who can do it
and why? Community Mental Health Journal, 1(1) :19-22, Spring 1965.

BERLIN, IRVING. Preventive aspects of mental health consultation to schools.
Mental Hygiene, 51(1) :34-40, January 1967.

BERLIN, IRVING. Some learning experiences as psychiatric consultant in the
schools. Mental Hygiene, 40(2) :215—236, 1956.

BERLIN, IRvING. What help can the educator expect from the mental health
specialist. California Journal of Elementary Education, 31(1):7-15, 1962.
Bonkowsk1, RoBerT J. Mental Health Consultation and Operation Head
Start. American Psychologist, 23(10) :769-773, October 1968.

Braucut, P. Program and services of an educational consultant or super-
visor in a school for the deaf. American Annals of the Deaf, 112:60-63,
March 1967.

BRICKMAN, H.R., and MEEKER, M. Mental health consultation in schools:

Preliminary appraisal of an urban program. Journal of School Health, 37
(2) :79-85, February 1967.

Brown, Saut L. Psychiatric consultation for Project Head Start. Communi-
ty Mental Health Journal, 2(4) :301—306, Winter 1966.

Captian, G. Mental health consultation in schools. In: The Elements of a
''38 CONSULTATION IN MENTAL HEALTH AND RELATED FIELDS

Community Mental Health Program. New York: Milbank Memorial Fund,
1956. pp. 77-85.

GOLDBERG, HERBERT. The psychologist in Head Start: New aspects of the
role. American Psychologist, 23 (10) :773—774, October 1968.

Hirscuow!tz, R.G. Psychiatric consultation in the schools: sociocultural
perspectives. Mental Hygiene, 50:218—225, 1966,

Ho.utsteR, WILLIAM G. The psychiatrist as a consultant to the school. In:
MENDEL, W.M., and SoLomon, P., eds. The Psychiatric Consultation. New
York: Grune & Stratton, 1968. pp. 86-97.

KELLY, JAMEs G., and Boone, Dorotuy. Teacher consultations. In: Mental
Health Services for Nonachieving Children. Mental Health Study Center
Reports. Adelphi, Maryland: National Institute of Mental Health, 1964.
pp. 12-15.

KLEIN, DONALD. Consultation processes as a method for improving teaching.
In: Bower, E.M., and HoLuistTEr, W.G., eds. Behavioral Science Frontiers
of Education. New York: John Wiley & Sons, 1967. pp. 401-419.

KLEIN, DoNALD C. The prevention of mental illness. Mental Hygiene, 45(1) :-
101-109, 1961.

KLEIN, DONALD C.,‘and LINDEMANN, E. Preventive intervention in individ-
ual and family crisis situations. In: CAPLAN, G., ed. Prevention of Mental

Disorders in Children. New York: Basic Books, 1961. pp. 283-300.

Mackey, RICHARD A., and HASSLER, FERDINAND R. Group consultation with
school personnel. Mental Hygiene, 50:351—353, 1966.

McDaniEL, LEONARD, and AHR, EDWARD. The school psychologist as a
resource person initiating and conducting in-service teacher education.

Psychology in the Schools, 2(2) :220—224, 1965.

Newman, Rutu G.; BLOOMBERG, CLAIRE; EMERSON, RUTH; KEITH, MAR-
JORIE; KITCHENER, Howarpb, and REDL, F Ritz. Educational technical as-
sistance consultation. In: Lonc, NicHoLas J.; Morse, WiLuiam C.; NEw-
MAN, RutH G., eds. Conflict in the classroom. Belmont, California: Wads-
worth Publishing Company, 1965. pp. 228-243.

PAPANEK, GEORGE O. An exploratory model of community psychiatry. Hos-
pital & Community Psychiatry, 17(4) :91-95, 1966.

PARKER, BEULAH. Some observations on psychiatric consultation with nur-
sery school teachers. Mental Hygiene, 46:559-566, 1962.

PARKER, BEULAH. The value of supervision in training psychiatrists for
mental health consultation. Mental Hygiene, 45:94—100, 1961.

Perkins, KEITH J. Consultation services to public schools by a mental health
team. Mental Hygiene, 37:585-595, 1953.

RAE-GRANT, QUENTIN, and STRINGER, L.A, Mental health programs in
schools. In: SHorE, M.F., and MANNINO, F.V., Mental health and the com-
''CONSULTATION SETTINGS: SOCIAL AGENCIES 39

munity: Problems, programs and strategies. New York: Behavioral Publica-
tions Inc., 1969.

Reavis, W.C. The place of the consultant: The school administrator needs
the expert for special problems. Nations Schools, 41:24—25, April 1948.

ROSENBLUM, GERSHWIN. The role of the mental health consultant in the
public schools. Boston University Journal of Education, 146(3) :48—52,
February 1964.

ROSENFELD, JONA M., and CAPLAN, GERALD. Techniques of staff consulta-
tion in an immigrant children’s organization in Israel. American Journal of
Orthopsychiatry, 24(1) :42-62, 1954.

Rowitcu, JEROME. Group consultations with school personnel. Hospital
and Community Psychiatry, 19(8) :261—266, 1968.

SCHMUCK, RICHARD A. Helping teachers improve classroom group processes.
Journal of Applied Behavioral Science, 4(4) :401-435, 1968.

SCHWARTZBERG, B., and WEINER, R. Mental health consultation and the
nursery school. Young Children, 21:329-334, 1966.

SOLNIT, ALBERT J., and STarK, Mary H. Learning with teachers. Children,
14(1): 19-24, 1967.

TETREAULT, JEANNE M. Informal consultation: Social work activity with
the elementary school teacher. Smith College Studies in Social Work, 39(1):
85-86, November 1968.

TRIONE, VERDUNE. The school psychologist, teacher change and fourth grade
reading achievement. California Journal of Educational Research, 18(4):
194200, 1967.

WEIss, SHELDON W. Role of the psychological consultant in a school setting.
Delaware Medical Journal, 37(6) :136-139, June 1965.

WuittinctTon, H.G. Consultation practice in colleges and universities. In:
MENDEL, W.M., and SoLomon, P., eds. The Psychiatric Consultation. New
York: Grune & Stratton, 1968. pp. 98-108.

WauitTincTon, H.G. Consultation with educational agencies. In: WHITTING-
TON, H.G. Psychiatry in the American community. New York: International
Universities Press, 1966. pp. 153-177.

Wiiams, Mary ELLEN Knapp. Help for the teacher of disturbed children
in the public school: the use of consultation for problem solving and personal

growth. Exceptional Children, 34(2) :87—91, 1967.

Wy ir, Howarp L., and S1Lis, M. Psychodynamically oriented procedures
in school consultation. In: GoTTSEGEN, M.G. and GoTTSEGEN, G.B., eds.
Professional School Psychology. Vol. I. New York: Grune and Stratton,
1960. pp. 148-161.

ZRULL, J.P. An experience in developing a program of consultation with a
county Board of Education. Journal of the American Academy of Child
Psychiatry, 5:490-495, 1966.
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SOCIAL AGENCIES

FAMILY SERVICE ASSOCIATION OF AMERICA. Practice in the Use of Pur-
chased Psychiatric Consultation in 17 Private FSAA Member Agencies. New
York: Family Service Association of America, 1953.

FAMILY SERVICE ASSOCIATION OF AMERICA, Psychiatric Consultation in the

Family Service Agency. New York: Family Service Association of America,
1956.

GROUP FOR THE ADVANCEMENT OF PsycuiATRY. The Consultant Psychiatrist
in a Family Service Agency. Report No. 34. New York: Group for the Ad-
vancement of Psychiatry, 1956.

MILBANK MEmoriAL Funp. The Elements of a Community Mental Health
Program. The 1955 Annual Conference of the Milbank Memorial Fund. New
York: Milbank Memorial Fund, 1956.

RosENTHAL, M.J., and SULLIVAN, M.E. Psychiatric Consultation in a Public
Child Welfare Agency. U.S. Children’s Bureau Publication No. 372. Washing-
ton: Superintendent of Documents, U.S. Government Printing Office, 1959.

UNIVERSITY OF HAwall, SCHOOL OF SociAL Work. Proceedings of the In-
stitute for Social Workers’ Use of Psychiatric Consultation and Treatment of
Adolescents. Princess Kainlani Hotel, Hawaii: May, 1958.

U.S. DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH, EDUCATION AND WELFARE. Consultation
and-Education. Public Health Service Publication No. 1478. National Insti-
tute of Mental Health, Washington: Superintendent of Documents, U.S.
Government Printing Office, 1966.

Dissertations

Arkin, Dorotuy. “Psychiatric Consultation in the Family Agency.” Un-
published doctoral dissertation. Chicago: University of Chicago, 1957.

Articles and Periodicals

Arxin, Dorotuy. Psychiatric consultation in social agencies. Canada’s Men-
tal Health, 13(6) :45-50, 1965.

ARNOLD, MILDRED. The specialized consultant in child welfare services. In:
1941 Proceedings of the National Conference of Social Work. New York:
Columbia University Press, 1941. pp. 426-439.

BaBcock, CHARLOTTE G. Some observations on consultative experience.
Social Service Review, 23:347—357, 1949.

BERNARD, VIOLA N. Psychiatric consultation in the social agency. Child
Welfare, 33(9) :3-8, November 1954.
''CONSULTATION SETTINGS: SOCIAL AGENCIES 41

Bropy, CELIA, Psychiatric consultation in a family counseling agency. Jew-
ish Social Service Quarterly, 28:151—157, 1951.

CoLEMAN, JULES V. Contributions of the psychiatrist to the social worker
and to the client. Mental Hygiene, 37:249-258, April 1953.

CoLeMAN, JULEs V. Mental health consultation to agencies protecting family
life. In: The elements of a community mental health program. New York:
Milbank Memorial Fund, 1956. pp. 69-76.

CoLEMAN, JULES V. Psychiatric consultation in casework agencies. American
Journal of Orthopsychiatry, 17(3) :533-539, 1947.

DecKER, JAMEs H., and ITzin, FRANK H. An experience in consultation in
public assistance. Social Casework, 37:327—334, 1956.

GARRETT, ANNETTE. Psychiatric consultation, American Journal of Ortho-
psychiatry, 26(2) :234-240, 1956.

KapuHan, Marvin N., and Lirman, R.E. Suicide consultation: a psychiatric

service to social agencies. American Journal of Psychiatry, 122:1357-1361,
1966.

LEVINSON, FRANCEs T., and GoOMBERG, M. ROBERT. The social agency and
the psychiatrist. Jewish Social Service Quarterly, 28:143—150, 1951.

Lirscuutz, Jos—EpH E.; STEwART, T.B., and Harrison, A.M. Psychiatric
consultation in the public assistance agency. Social Casework, 39:3-9, 1958.

Mappux, JAMEs F. Psychiatric consultation in a public welfare agency.
American Journal of Orthopsychiatry, 20(4) :754—764, 1950.

MERCER, M.E. Mental health consultation to child health protecting agencies.
In: The elements of a community mental health program. New York: Milbank
Memorial Fund, 1956. pp. 47-56.

MILLER, ARTHUR A. The psychiatric consultant in family counseling. Mar-
riage and Family Living, 18(3) :254—258, 1956.

NEUMANN, FREDERIKA. The use of psychiatric consultation by a casework
agency. Family, 26(6) :216—-221, October 1945.

NITZBERG, HAROLD, and KAHN, MARVIN W. Consultation with welfare work-
ers in a mental health clinic. Social Work, 7(3) :84—93, 1962.

OrmsBy, RALPH. Group psychiatric consultation in a family casework
agency. Social Casework, 31(9) :361-365, November 1950.

O’TooLE, JAMEs K. Psychiatric consultation to a state welfare department.
American Journal of Orthopsychiatry, 38 (2) :365—-366, 1968.

PLEYDELL, ALBERT. The role of the management consultant in the social
work field. In: Administration, Supervision and Consultation. New York:
Family Service Association of America, 1955. pp. 92-97.

Price, Morris H. The agency psychiatrist as a teaching adjunct. The Jewish
Social Service Quarterly, 30:137-142, 1953.
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Price, Morris H. The place of psychiatric consultation in a child place-
ment agency. Jewish Social Service Quarterly, 28(4) :366-374, 1951.

ROSENFELD, JoNA M., and CAPLAN, GERALD. Techniques of staff consulta-
tion in an immigrant children’s organization in Israel. American Journal of

Orthopsychiatry, 24(1) :42-62, 1954,

Simon, ELIZABETH. Medical consultation in a county welfare department.
Public Welfare, 24(4) :274-277, 1966.

TANNENBAUM, Davip E. Establishing psychiatric consultation for agency
program. Social Casework, 32(5) :196—202, 1951.

TAYLOR, JosEPH L. Psychiatric consultation in family counseling. Marriage
and Family Living, 18(3) :259-262, 1956.

THompson, W.C. Psychiatric consultation in social agencies. Child Welfare,
36(9) :1-3, 1957.

VALENSTEIN, ARTHUR F. Some principles of psychiatric consultation. Social
Casework, 36(6) :253—256, 1955,

WuittincTon, H.G. Consultation with welfare and social agencies. In:
WuitTTIncToNn, H.G. Psychiatry in the American Community. New York:
Universities Press, 1966. pp. 144-152.

ZINBERG, NORMAN, and EDINBURG, GOLDA. Psychiatric consultation in an
interdisciplinary setting. Smith College Siudies in Social Work, 34(2) :126—
139, 1964.

CORRECTIONAL AGENCIES

U.S. DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH, EDUCATION AND WELFARE. Consultation
and Education. Public Health Service Publication No. 1478. National Insti-
tute of Mental Health, Washington: Superintendent of Documents, U.S.
Government Printing Office, 1966.

Articles and Periodicals

BERLIN, Irvinc N. Mental health consultation with a juvenile probation
department. Crime and Delinquency, 67—73, January 1964.

BERLIN, IRvinG N. Psychiatric consultation on the antideliquency project.
California Journal of Secondary Education, 35:198—202, March 1960.

Brxsy, F. Lovett. New Jersey’s consultation system for improved probation
services. State Government, 38(2) :96—99, 1965.

CuwastT, J. Mental health consultation with street gang workers. In: RECK-
LEss, W.C., and NEwman, C.L., eds. Interdisciplinary Problems in Crimi-
nology: Papers of the American Society of Criminology, 1964. Columbus,
Ohio: Ohio State University, 1965. pp 13-21.
''CONSULTATION SETTINGS: MILITARY 43

ELKins, ALAN, and PAPANEK, GEORGE. Consultation with the police: An
example of community psychiatry practice. American Journal of Psychiatry,

123 (5) :531-535, 1966.

Gipson, RoBert. The psychiatric consultant and the juvenile court. Mental
Hygiene, 38(3) :462—467, 1954.

GotpIN, GursTON D. The psychiatrist as court consultant: A challenge to
community psychiatry. Community Mental Health Journal, 3(4) :396-398,
1967.

KINDELSPERGER, KENNETH W. Consultation and consultative technique in
providing consultation at the state level for delinquency control. In: Selected

Papers From a Workshop on Consultation, Washington: Children’s Bureau,
U.S. Department of Health, Education, and Welfare, 1965. pp. 9-27.

Loomis, S. DALE, Psychiatric consultation in a delinquent population.
American Journal of Psychiatry, 123(1) :66—70, July 1966.

PAPANEK, GEORGE O. An exploratory model of community psychiatry. Hos-
pital and Community Psychiatry, 17(4) :91—95, 1966.

PoLLAck, SEYMouR. Psychiatric consultation for the courts. In: MENDEL,
WERNER M., and SoLomon, PuI.iP, eds. The Psychiatric Consultation. New
York: Grune and Stratton, 1968. pp. 132-158.

Sapiro, Leon N. Psychiatric care and the public offender. In: DUHL,
LEONARD S., and LEOPOLD, ROBERT L., eds. Mental Health and Urban Social
Policy. San Francisco: Jossey-Bass, 1968. pp. 287-305.

SUSSELMAN, SAM. The role of the psychiatrist in a probation agency. Focus,
29(2) :33-37+, 1950.

MILITARY

Articles and Periodicals

CHAPMAN, RicHARD F. Group mental health consultation — report of a
military field program. Military Medicine, 131(1) :30-35, January 1966.

DaTeL, WILLIAM E., and GIEsEKING, C.F, A method for extending army
mental hygiene consultation. Military Medicine, 131(10) :1299-1308, Octo-
ber 1966.

GALLEGOS, REUBEN A. The social worker as a mental health consultant. In:
Collected Papers From a Short Course on Current Trends in Army Social
Work. Washington: Walter Reed Army Institute of Research, 1962.

Haynes, H.C. Psychiatric consultations and civil aviation medicine. Inter-

national Psychiatry Clinics, 4(1) :81—-99, Winter 1967.

KrakowskI, ADAM J. Psychiatric consultation to an Air Force hospital.
Diseases of the Nervous System, 23(10) :584—588, October 1962.
''44 CONSULTATION IN MENTAL HEALTH AND RELATED FIELDS

Lirrio, Joun J. A suggested program for the establishment of a mental
health consultant officer at Army level. In: Collected Papers From a Short
Course on Current Trends in Army Social Work. Washington: Walter Reed
Army Institute of Research, 1962.

SPENCER, CHARLES D. An approach to mental health consultation within the
military. Military Medicine, 130(7) :691-694, 1965.
VIELHABER, Davin P. Mental health consultation in a combat division. In:

Collected Papers From a Short Course on Current Trends in Army Social
Work. Washington: Walter Reed Army Institute of Research, 1962.

INDUSTRY

Articles and Periodicals

BALINSKY, BENJAMIN. Outside consultants to industry: Strengths, problems,
and pitfalls (symposium) : II. Some experiences and problems in appraising

executive personnel. Personnel Psychology, 17(2) :107-114, 1964.

BaRRETT, RICHARD. Outside consultants to industry: Strengths, problems,

and pitfalls (symposium): VI. Comments on the symposium. Personnel
Psychology, 17 (2) :128—133, 1964.

Daya, IsHwar, and THomas, JouN M. Operation KPE: Developing a new
organization. The Journal of Applied Behavioral Science, 4(4) :473—506,
1968.

GARBER, ROBERT. Outside consultants to industry: Strengths, problems, and
pitfalls (symposium) : III. When the president is the problem — a case study.
Personnel Psychology, 17(2) :114—119, 1964.

GARDNER, BuRLEIGH B. The consultant to business — his role and his prob-
lems, In: GoULDNER, ALVIN W., and MILLER, S.M., eds. Applied Sociology.
New York: The Free Press, 1965. pp. 79-85.

Levinson, Harry. Psychiatric consultation in industry. In: MENDEL, W.M.,
and Sotomon, P., eds. The Psychiatric Consultation. New York: Grune &
Stratton, 1968. pp 159-180.

Levinson, Harry. What can a psychiatrist do in industry? Menninger
Quarterly, 9(2) :21—30, 1955.

Lynton, Rotr P. Comments on the preceding article: operation KPE: de-
veloping a new organization. The Journal of Applied Behavioral Science,
4(4) :507-509, 1968.

McGrecor, Doucias; KNICKERBOCKER, I.; Haire, M., and BAveE.as, A.

The consultant role and organizational leadership: Improving human rela-
tions in industry. Journal of Social Issues, 4(3) :3-53, 1948.

PETER, HoLtis W. Comments on the preceding article: Operation KPE:
''CONSULTATION SETTINGS: HOSPITALS AND INSTITUTIONS 45

developing a new organization. The Journal of Applied Behavioral Science,
4(4) :510-512, 1968.

HOSPITALS AND INSTITUTIONS

Articles and Periodicals

ABRAHAMS, DaviD, and GOLDEN, J.S. Psychiatric consultations on a medical
ward. Archives of Internal Medicine, 112:766—774, November 1963.

BARTLETT, HARRIETT M. Consultation regarding the medical social program
in a hospital. In: Two papers given at the Meeting of the American Associa-
tion of Medical Social Workers. Menasha, Wisconsin: George Banta Publish-
ing Company, 1942. p. 11.

BATMAN, RoBERT H. Consultation as an educational technique in psychiatric
nursing. Mental Hygiene, 52(4) :617—-621, October 1968.

BaupRY, FRANK; WIENER, A., and HurwitT, E.S. Indications for psychia-

tric consultation on a surgical service. Surgery, 60(5) :993-1000, November
1966.

BETTELHEIM, B. Psychiatric consultation in residential treatment: The di-
rector’s view. American Journal of Orthopsychiatry, 28 :256—265, 1958.

CorneEY, ROBERT T. The efficacy of a liaison psychiatric consultation pro-
gramme. Medical Care, 4:133—138, 1966.

DanTEs, D. ALFRED. Medical consultation requests in a psychiatric hospital.
Hospital & Community Psychiatry, 18(6) :180—181, June 1967.

FRANKEL, FRED H. Psychiatric consultation for nursing homes. Hospital &
Community Psychiatry, 18(11) :331-334, November 1967,

GorpDon, JoHN. Consultation to psychiatric nursing services. Nursing Out-
look, 6(7) :409-411, 1958.

GREENBERG, H.A. Psychiatric consultation in residential treatment (work-
shop; 1957). American Journal of Orthopsychiatry, 28:256—290, 1958.
Haber, M. The psychiatrist as consultant to the social worker in a home for
the aged. Journal of the American Geriatric Society, 14:407-413, 1966.

Hate, M.L., and ABRAM, H.S. Patients’ attitudes toward psychiatric consul-
tations in the general hospital. Virginia Medical Monthly, 94(6) :342-347,
June 1967.

Jounson, Betty S. Psychiatric nurse consultant in a general hospital. Nurs-
ing Outlook, 11(10) :728—729, October 1963,

KAMPMEIER, R.H. The psychiatric consultation in the general hospital.
Southern Medical Journal, 59(8) :979—-980, August 1966.

KaurMaN, M. Ratpu. A psychiatric unit in a general hospital. Journal of
Mount Sinai Hospital, 24(5) :572-579, 1957.
''46 CONSULTATION IN MENTAL HEALTH AND RELATED FIELDS

KaurMaN, M. RAtpu. The role of the psychiatrist in a general hospital.
Psychiatric Quarterly, 27(3) :367-381, 1953.

MEYER, EUGENE, and MENDELSON, Myer. Psychiatric consultation with
patients on medical and surgical wards, patterns and processes. Psychiatry,

24(3) :197-220, 1961.

Murpny, Lois B. The consultant in a day-care center for deprived children.
Children, 15(3) :97-102, May—June 1968.

PAPANEK, GEORGE O, An exploratory model of community psychiatry. Hos-
pital & Community Psychiatry, 17(4) :91—95, 1966.

PERKINS, GEORGE L. Psychiatric consultation in residential treatment; the
consultant’s view. American Journal of Orthopsychiatry, 28(2) :266—282,
1958.

ScHIFF, S.K., and Pitot, M.L. An approach to psychiatric consultation in
the general hospital. AMA Archives of General Psychiatry, 1(4) :349-357,
1959.

SEITZ, Puiuip F.; Jacos, E.; Koenic, H.; Koenic, R.; McPHERsOoN, W.;
MILLER, A.; STEWART, R., and Stock, D. A coordinated consultant team
for remote State hospitals. Archives of General Psychiatry, 8(3) :283-288,
1963.

WILLIAMS, CoRRINE R.; Woopwarp, N.; MARSHALL, BARBARA, and OLI-
VER, JOAN. Four approaches to dietary consultation for nursing homes.
Hospitals, 41 (5) :92-100, March 1, 1967.

Wopinsky, ABRAHAM. Psychiatric consultation with nurses on a leukemia
service. Mental Hygiene, 48 (2) :282—287, 1964.

WricuT, BENJAMIN. Psychiatric consultation in residential treatment: the
psychologist’s view. American Journal of Orthopsychiatry, 28(2) :276—282,
1958.

MISCELLANEOUS

U.S. DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH, EDUCATION AND WELFARE. Consultation
and Education, Public Health Service Publication No. 1478. National Insti-
tute of Mental Health, Washington: Superintendent of Documents, U.S.
Government Printing Office, 1966.

Articles and Periodicals

BerG, B. RoBERT. The casework consultant in camp. Journal of Jewish Com-
munal Service, 35(4) :409-413, 1959.

BiccERSs, MozELLeE. The use of mental health consultation in rural areas.
Smith College Studies in Social Work, 36(1) :81-82, October 1965.
''CONSULTATION SETTINGS: MISCELLANEOUS 47

Butz, Loyce C.; GoLDFEDER, J., and Saba, T.H. A psychiatrist participates
in a county health program. Children, 9(6) :227-231, 1962.

BUTLER, Rosert N., and PERLIN, S. Psychiatric consultations in a research
setting. Medical Annals of the District of Columbia, 27(10) :503-506, 1958.

DEMENT, JOHN C. Field consultation in a State health department. Cali-
fornia’s Health, 12(8) :57-61, October 15, 1954.

ENGLISH, JosEPH T. Mental health consultation with a government agency.
In: MENDEL, WERNER M., and SoLomon, PHILIP, eds. The Psychiatric
Consultation. New York: Grune & Stratton, 1968. pp. 109-118.

FARLEY, BERNICE C. Individual mental health consultation with public health
nurses. In: RAPOPORT, L., ed. Consultation in Social Work Practice. New
York: National Association of Social Workers, 1963. pp. 99-116,

Fetton, J.S. Educational functions of the medical consultant in vocational

rehabilitation. II. Community relationships. Rehabilitation Literature, 28:
73-75, March 1967.

Fox, Henry M. Psychiatric consultation in general medical clinics: An
experiment in postgraduate education. Journal of the American Medical

Association, 185:999-1003, 1963.

GREENBERG, IRWIN M. Approaches to psychiatric consultation in a research
hospital setting. Archives of General Psychiatry, 3(6):691—697, 1960.

Havens, Leston L., and GUBELLI, E. GERALD. The psychiatrist and the
state vocational rehabilitation agency. American Journal of Psychiatry,

123 (9) :1094—1099, March 1967.

Ho pen, H.M. The psychiatrist as consultant to an experimental youth-work
project. Psychotherapy and Psychosomatics, 15(1) :30, 1967.

HowELL, Rocer W. Mental health consultation to public health nurses. In:
The Elements of a Community Mental Health Program. New York: Milbank
Memorial Fund, 1956. pp. 57-68.

Huessy, Hans R. Mental health consultation in varied settings. In:
Huessy, Hans R., ed. Mental Health With Limited Resources. New York:
Grune and Stratton, 1966, pp. 73—79.

McWuir Ter, Davin P. Consultation with the clergy. In: MENDEL, WERNER
M., and Sotomon, PHILIP, eds. The Psychiatric Consultation. New York:
Grune and Stratton, 1968. pp. 119-131.

Mappux, JAMEs F. Consultation in public health. American Journal of Public
Health, 45 :1424—1430, 1955.

Menzies, M. ALBERT. Preventive psychiatry: The psychiatric team as con-
sultant to the public health nurse. Canada Medical Association Journal,
93 (14) :743-747, October 1962.

Mouw, MILDRED, and HAYLETT, CLARICE H. Mental health consultation in
a public health nursing service. American Journal of Nursing, 67:1447—1450,
1967.
''48 CONSULTATION IN MENTAL HEALTH AND RELATED FIELDS

RieMAN, Dwicut W. Group mental health consultation with public health
nurses. In: RAPOPORT, L., ed., Consultation in Social Work Practice. New
York: National Association of Social Workers, 1963. pp. 85-98.

ROBERTS, ROBERT W. Some impressions of mental health consultation in a
poverty area. Social Casework, 49(6) :339-345, June 1968.

SCHEIDLINGER, SAUL and SARCKA, ANNE. A mental health consultation-
education program with group service agencies in a disadvantaged com-
munity. American Journal of Orthopsychiatry, 38 (2) :366—367, March 1968.

SELZER, M.L.; MEtviNn, L., and BENEDEK, E. Lawyers’ use of psychiatry.
American Journal of Psychiatry, 122:212-213, August 1965.

SMYTH, WILMA. Preventive aspects of medical social work consultation in
a rural state. Social Work 5(3) :91—96, 1960.

SoLomon, PuHILiP. The psychiatric consultation in private practice. Medical
Annals of the District of Columbia, 37(6) :322—323, June 1968.

STRATAS, NicHouas E., and CATHELL, JAMES L. Psychiatric consultation

with community physicians. Hospital and Community Psychiatry, 17:202—
204, 1966.

STUTTLEFIELD, RoBERT L. Comments on the preceding article: Psychiatric

consultation in a rural setting. American Journal of Orthopsychiatry, 23(4) :
783-784, 1953.

WALLACE, HELEN M.; CoHEN, ROBERT, and SEFFERT, ROBERT. Advisory

committees and consultants in programs for crippled children. Public Health
Reports, 83(8) :652—659, August 1968.

WEINANDY, JANET E. Family consultant service in Syracuse public housing.
In: Neighborhood Centers Serve the Troubled Family. Chicago: National
Federation of Settlements and Neighborhood Centers, 1964. pp. 35-42.

WHITTINGTON, Horace G. Consultation with health agencies. In: WuIT-
TINGTON, Horace G. Psychiatry in the American Community. New York:
International Universities Press, 1966. pp. 127-143.

WHITTINGTON, Horace G. Private psychiatric practice, evaluation of psy-
chiatric consultation in private practice — and implication for achieving
continuity of psychiatric care. Journal of Kansas Medical Society, 66:21—22,
January 1965.
''Chapter 4

FORMS OF CONSULTATION

Although a number of attempts have been made to differentiate types or
patterns of consultation toward developing a useful typology for the field,
the aim here was much more modest. It was simply to devise a way of classi-
fying the many items which dealt with different forms of consultation in a
manner that would be meaningful to the user. Since most of the items were
not actually seen for evaluation the categories had to be kept fairly broad.
The final grouping of items into the four categories, i.e., Individual Case
Consultation, Consultation with Groups, Program and Administrative Con-
sultation and Community Consultation, was based primarily on topical em-
phasis from an evaluation. of the focus and content of the item titles. For
those who are interested in some of the problems involved in formally de-
veloping a typology as well as in some of the classification schemes actually
devised by students of consultation, the following references are suggested:

CAPLAN, G. Types of mental health consultation. American Journal of
Orthpsychiatry, 33:470-481, 1963.

HAYLETT, C.H., and Rapoport, L. Mental health consultation, In: BELLAK,
L., ed., Handbook of Community Mental Health. New York: Grune &
Stratton, 1964. pp. 319-339,

BiInDMAN, ARTHUR J. The clinical psychologist as a mental health consultant.
In: Ast, L.E., and Russ, B.J., eds., Progress in Clinical Psychology. New
York: Grune & Stratton, 1966. pp. 78-106.

McCuunc, FRANKLIN; STUNDEN, ALASTAIR; and PLoc, STANLEY. A Study
of the Theory and Practice of Mental Health Consultation as Provided to
Child Care Agencies Throughout the U.S. Panorama City, California: Be-

havioral Science Corporation in cooperation with the Center for Studies of
Child and Family Mental Health, NIMH, 1969. pp. 40-92.

INDIVIDUAL CASE CONSULTATION

Caplan, G. Concepts of Mental Health and Consultation. U.S. Children’s

Bureau Publication No. 373. Washington: Superintendent of Documents,
U.S. Government Printing Office, 1959.

CapLan, G. Mental Health Aspects of Social Work in Public Health. Based
on Proceedings of an Institute, Berkeley: School of Social Welfare, Univer-
sity of California, 1956.

CapLan, G. Principles of Preventive Psychiatry. New York: Basic Books,
1964. Chapters 8 and 9.

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CuTLer, RICHARD L., and McNEIL, Eton B. Mental Health Consultation
in Schools: A Research Analysis. Ann Arbor: University of Michigan, 1966.

KAZzANJIAN, V.; STEIN, SHERRY, and WEINBERG, W.L. An Introduction to
Mental Health Consultation. Public Health Monograph, No. 69:1—13, 1962.

PENNSYLVANIA DEPARTMENT OF PuBLIC WELFARE. Allenberry Conference
on Case Consultation for Mental Health. Harrisburg, Pennsylvania: Bureau

of Community Mental Health Services, Pennsylvania Department of Public
Welfare, April 1959.

RosENTHAL, M.J. and SuLLIvAN, M.E, Psychiatric Consultation in a Public
Child Welfare Agency. Children’s Bureau Publications No. 372. Washington:
Superintendent of Documents, U.S. Government Printing Office, 1959.

Texas STATE DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH, DIvISION OF MENTAL HEALTH.
Extending Clinic Services Into the Community. Proceedings of an Institute

for Texas Psychiatric Clinic Personnel. Austin, Texas: Texas State Depart-
ment of Health, Division of Mental Health, October 13-14, 1960.

U.S. DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH, EDUCATION AND WELFARE. Consultation
and Education. Public Health Service Publication No. 1478. National Insti-
tute of Mental Health, Washington: Superintendent of Documents, U.S.
Government Printing Office, 1966.

WASHINGTON DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH. A Pattern for Effective Consulta-
tion. Seattle: Washington Department of Health, 1961.

Articles and Periodicals

BaBcock, CHARLOTTE G. Some observations on consultative experience.
Social Service Review, 23:347—357, September 1949.

BINDMAN, ARTHUR J. Some distinctive features of case consultation. In:
Conference on Case Consultation for Mental Health. Harrisburg, Pennsyl-
vania: Department of Public Welfare, 1959. pp. 5—9.

Bure, Loyce C.; GoLDFEDER, J., and Saba, T.H. A psychiatrist participates
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CAPLAN, GERALD. A method of mental health consultation. In: CAPLAN,
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Coven, Louis D. Consultation as a method of mental health intervention.
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CoLEMAN, JuLEs V. Psychiatric consultation in perspective. American
Journal of Orthopsychiatry, 38(2) :364—-365, 1968.

FarLeY, BERNICE C. Individual mental health consultation with public
health nurses. In: RAPoporT, L., ed. Consultation in Social Work Practice.
New York: National Association of Social Workers, 1963. pp. 99-116.

 

 
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GRoTJAHN, MaRTIN, and TREUSCH, JEROME V. A new technique of psycho-
somatic consultations: Some illustrations of teamwork between an internist

and a psychiatrist. Psychoanalytic Review, 44(2) :176—192, 1957.

Har_ow, RoBert G., and SALZMAN, LEONARD F. Toward the effective use
of psychological consultation. American Journal of Psychiatry, 115(3) :228—
231, 1958.

Kapuan, MarvIN N., and Litman, R.E. Suicide consultation: a psychiatric

service to social agencies. American Journal of Psychiatry 122(12) :1357-
1361, June 1966.

Karp, NEIL H., and Karts, James M. Combining crisis therapy and mental
health consultation. Archives of General Psychiatry 14:536-542, May 1966.

Kuen, DonaLp C. Techniques of case consultation. In: Proceedings of an

Institute for Texas Psychiatric Clinic Personnel, Austin, Texas: Texas State
Department of Mental Health, October 1960. pp. 11-15.

KLEIN, DonALD C. The prevention of mental illness. Mental Hygiene, 45
(1) :101-109, 1961.

LEADER, ARTHUR L. Social work consultation to psychiatry. Social Case-
work, 38(1) :22—38, 1957.

LirscHutTz, JosEPH E.,; STEWART, T.B., and Harrison, A.M. Psychiatric
consultation in the public assistance agency. Social Casework 39:3—9, 1958.

McDaniEL, LEONARD J., and AHR, A. EDwarD. The school psychologist as
a resource person initiating and conducting in-service teacher education.

Psychology in the Schools, 2(2) :220—224, 1965.

McDonaLpD, ELIZABETH. Techniques of case consultation with groups. In:
Proceedings of an Institute for Texas Psychiatric Clinic Personnel, Austin,
Texas: Texas State Department of Mental Health, October 1960. pp. 19-24.

Mattott, I. FLoyp, and EARLEY, WILLIAM L. The consultation situation
and program content. In: MENDEL, WERNER M., and SoLoMON, PHILIP,
eds. The Psychiatric Consultation. New York: Grune and Stratton, 1968.
pp. 18-25.

MANNINO, FORTUNE V. Developing consultation relationships with com-
munity agents. Mental Hygiene, 48(3) :356-362, 1964.

Newman, Rut G.; KEITH, MARJORIE; KITCHENER, HowARD; BLUMBERG,
CLAIRE; EMERSON, RUTH, and REDL, FRITz. Educational technical assis-
tance consultation. In: Lone, NicHoLas J.; Morse, WiLLiAM C., and
Newman, R., eds. Conflict in the classroom. Belmont, California: Wadsworth
Publishing Company, 1965. pp. 228-243.

PapANEK, GEORGE O. Dynamics of community consultation, Archives of
General Psychiatry, 19(2) :189-196, August 1968.

REDING, GEorRGES R., and GOLDSMITH, ETHEL F. The nonprofessional hos-
pital volunteer as a member of the psychiatric consultation team. Community

Mental Health Journal 3(3) :267—272. Fall 1967.
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ROSENFELD, JoNA M., and CAPLAN, GERALD. Techniques of staff consultation
in an immigrant children’s organization in Israel. American Journal of

Orthopsychiatry, 24(1) :42—62, 1954.

SCHEIDLINGER, SAUL, and SARcKA, ANNE. A mental health consultation-
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SHAPIRO, LEON N. Psychiatric care and the public offender. In: DuHL,
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Policy. San Francisco: Jossey-Bass, 1968. pp. 287-305.

SPIELBERGER, CHARLES D. A mental health consultation program in a small
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TARNOWER, WILLIAM, and HALL, B.H. The psychiatric consultation. What?
When? And for what purpose? Journal of Kansas Medical Society, 64(11):
505-508, November 1963.

TaYLor, JosEPH L. Psychiatric consultation in family counseling. Marriage
and Family Living, 18(3) :259—262, 1956,

VALENSTEIN, ARTHUR F. Some principles of psychiatric consultation. Social
Casework, 36(6) :253-256, 1955.

Werner, Myron F. Asking the psychiatrist for help — helpful hints to the
referring physician. Texas State Journal of Medicine, 61:488—-492, June
1965.

WyuiE, Howarp LEE, and Sitts, MaLcotm. Psychodynamically oriented
procedures in school consultation. In: GoTTsEGEN, MoNnROE G., and Gortr-
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York: Grune & Stratton, 1960. pp. 148-161.

ZIEGLER, FREDERICK J. Liaison psychiatry and myocardial infarctions.
Postgraduate Medicine, 35(3) :263—269, March 1964,

Zwick, Pau A. Special problems in the consultation function of child
guidance clinics. American Journal of Orthopsychiatry, 28(1) :123-125,
1958.

WITH GROUPS

CAPLAN, GERALD. Concepts of Mental Health and Consultation. U.S. Chil-
dren’s Bureau Publication No. 373. Washington: Superintendent of Docu-
ments, U.S. Government Printing Office, 1959.

CAPLAN, GERALD. Mental Health Aspects of Social Work in Public Health.
Based on Proceedings of an Institute. Berkeley: School of Social Welfare,
University of California, 1956.
''FORMS OF CONSULTATION: WITH GROUPS 53

CAPLAN, GERALD, Principles of Preventive Psychiatry. New York: Basic
Books, 1964. Chapters 8 and 9.

CUTLER, RICHARD L., and MCNEIL, ELTON B. Mental Health Consultation
in Schools: A Research Analysis. Ann Arbor: University of Michigan, 1966.

JACOBSON, STANLEY. Consultation Process in the Schools. (School Project
on Consultation Skills.) Washington: D.C. Public Schools and Washington
School of Psychiatry, 1966.

MASSACHUSETTS DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC HEALTH. Social Work Activities
in Public Health. Report of workshop sponsored by Medical Social Training

Project, Social Work Section. Boston: Massachusetts Department of Public
Health, 1961. pp. 49-55.

RosENTHAL, M.J., and SULLIVAN, M.E. Psychiatric Consultation in a Public
Child Welfare Agency. U.S. Children’s Bureau Publication No. 372. Wash-
ington: Superintendent of Documents, U.S. Government Printing Office,
1959.

TEXAS STATE DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH, DIVISION OF MENTAL HEALTH.
Extending Clinic Services Into the Community. Proceedings of an Institute

for Texas Psychiatric Clinic Personnel. Austin, Texas: Texas State Depart-
ment of Health, Division of Mental Health, October 13—14, 1960.

Articles and Periodicals

ABRAMOVITZ, A.B. Methods and techniques of consultation. American Jour-
nal of Orthopsychiatry, 28(1) :126-133, January 1958.

ApAmMs, ROBERT S., and WEINICK, HowarD M. Consultation: an inservice

training program for the school. Journal of the American Academy of Child
Psychiatry, 5(3) :479-489, July 1966.

ALTROCCHI, J.; SPIELBERGER, C., and EISDORFER, C. Mental health consul-
tation with groups. Community Mental Health Journal, 1(2):127—134,
summer 1965.

Arcyris, Curis. Explorations in consulting-client relationships. Human Org-
anization 20:121—133, Fall 1961.

BECKHARD, RICHARD. Helping a group with planned change: A case study.
Journal of Social Issues, 15(2) :13-19, 1959.

BENNE, KENNETH D. Some ethical problems in group and organizational
consultation. Journal of Social Isswes, 15:60—67, 1959,

Bawa, M. Jay. When and how the consultant can be used most effectively.
Educational Leadership, 10:96-101, November 1952.

BLUMBERG, ARTHUR. A selected annotated bibliography on the consultant
relationship with groups. Journal of Social Issues, 15(2) :68—74, 1959.

BRADFORD, LELAND P. The use of psychodrama for group consultants.
Sociatry, 1(2) :192-197, 1947.
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BROCKBANK, REED. Aspects of mental health consultation. Archives of Gen-
eral Psychiatry, 18(3) :267—-275, March 1968.

CHAPMAN, RICHARD F’. Group mental health consultation — report of a mili-
tary field program. Military Medicine, 131(1) :30-35, January 1966.

CovNnER, BERNARD J. Principles for psychological consulting with client
organizations. Journal of Consulting Psychology, 11(5) :227—244, September-
October 1947.

FERGUSON, CHARLES K. Concerning the nature of human systems and the
consultant’s role. Journal of Applied Behavioral Science, 4(2):179-193,
1968.

Grips, JACK R., and Lippitt, RONALD, eds. Consulting with groups and
organizations. Journal of Social Issues, 15(2): (whole issue), 1959.

Kevin, Davip. Use of group method in consultation. In: Rapoport, LypIA,
ed. Consultation in Social Work Practice. New York: National Association
of Social Workers, 1963. pp. 69-84.

KINDELSPERGER, KENNETH W. Consultation and consultative technique in
providing consultation at the state level for delinquency control. In: Selected
Papers From a Workshop on Consultation. Washington: Children’s Bureau,
U.S. Department of Health, Education, and Welfare, 1965. pp. 9-27.

LAWRENCE, MARGARET M.; SPANIER, IRENE J., and DuBowy, MILDRED W.
An analysis of the work of the school mental health unit of a community
mental health board. American Journal of Orthopsychiatry, 32(1) :99-108,
January 1962.

Leon, Rosert L. A participant-directed experience as a method of psychi-
atric teaching and consultation. Mental Hygiene, 44:375—381, 1960.

McDaniEL, LEONARD J., and AHR, A. EDWARD. The school psychologist as a
resource person initiating and conducting in-service teacher education.

Psychology in the Schools, 2(2) :220-224, 1965.

McDonaLp, ELIZABETH. Techniques of case consultation with groups. In:
Proceedings of an Institute for Texas Psychiatric Clinic Personnel, Austin,
Texas: Texas State Department of Mental Health, October 1960. pp. 19-24.

Mackey, RICHARD A., and HASSLER, FERDINAND R. Group consultation
with school personnel. Mental Hygiene, 50:351-353, 1966.

Newman, RutH G.; KEITH, MARJORIE; KITCHENER, HOWARD; BLUMBERG,
CLAIRE; EMERSON, RUTH, and REDL, Fritz. Educational technical assis-
tance consultation. In: Lone, NicHoas J.; Morsr, WILLIAM C., and NEw-
MAN, R., eds. Conflict in the Classroom. Belmont, California: Wadsworth
Publishing Company, 1965. pp. 228-243.

NitzBERG, HAROLD, and Kaun, MARVIN. Consultation with welfare workers
in a mental health clinic. Social Work, 7(3) :84—93, 1962.

OrmsBy, RALPH. Group psychiatric consultation in a family casework
agency. Social Casework, 31(9) :361-365, November 1950.
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ParKER, BEULAH. Psychiatric consultation for nonpsychiatric professional
workers. Public Health Monograph No. 53 (Public Health Service Publica-
tion No. 588). Washington: U.S. Department of Health, Education, and
Welfare, 1958.

Rieman, Dwicut W. Group mental health consultation with public health
nurses. In: RAPOPORT, Lyp1A, ed. Consultation in Social Work Practice. New
York: National Association of Social Workers, 1963. pp. 85-98.

RocGawskI, ALEXANDER S. Teaching consultation techniques in a commu-
nity agency. In: MENDEL, WERNER M., and SoLomoNn, PHILIP, eds. The
Psychiatric Consultation. New York: Grune & Stratton, 1968. pp. 65-85.

ROSENFELD, Jona M., and CAPLAN, GERALD. Techniques of staff consultation
in an immigrant children’s organization in Israel. American Journal of

Orthopsychiatry, 24(1) :42—62, 1954.

RowitTcu, JEROME. Group consultations with school personnel. Hospital and
Community Psychiatry, 19(8) :261-266, 1968.

SCHEIDLINGER, SAUL, and SARCKA, ANNE. A mental health consultation-
education program with group service agencies in a disadvantaged commu-

nity. American Journal of Orthopsychiatry, 38(2) :366-367, March 1968.

SCHULZ, ESTHER, and Brown, Dororuy. Preparing public health nurses
for mental health problems. Mental Hygiene, 46(3) :344-350, July 1962.

SoLNIT, ALBERT J., and STARK, Mary H. Learning with teachers. Children,
14(1) :19-24, 1967.

SPIELBERGER, CHARLES D. A mental health consultation program in a small
community with limited professional mental health resources. In: COWEN,
E.L.; GARDNER, E.A., and Zax, M., eds. Emergent Approaches to Mental
Health Problems. New York: Appleton-Century-Crofts, 1967, pp. 214-236.

SWITZER, ELAINE. The social group worker as a consultant. In: New Per-
spectives on Services to Groups: Social Work With Groups, 1961. New York:
National Association of Social Workers, 1961. pp. 143-160.

ZINBERG, NORMAN, and EDINBURG, GOLDA. Psychiatric consultation in an
interdisciplinary setting. Smith College Studies in Social Work, 34(2) :126—
139, 1964.

PROGRAM AND ADMINISTRATIVE

CAPLAN, GERALD. Concepts of Mental Health and Consultation. U.S. Chil-
dren’s Bureau Publication No. 373. Washington: Superintendent of Docu-
ments, U.S. Government Printing Office, 1959.

CAPLAN, GERALD, Mental Health Aspects of Social Work in Public Health.
Based on Proceedings of an Institute. Berkeley: School of Social Welfare,
University of California, 1956.
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CAPLAN, GERALD. Principles of Preventive Psychiatry. New York: Basic
Books, 1964. Chapters 8 and 9.

CUTLER, RICHARD L., and McNEIL, ELToN B. Mental Health Consultation
in. Schools: A Research Analysis. Ann Arbor: University of Michigan, 1966.

JACOBSON, STANLEY. Consultation Process in the Schools. (School Project
on Consultation Skills.) Washington: D.C. Public Schools and Washington
School of Psychiatry, 1966.

Newman, Rutu G. Psychological Consultation in the Schools: A Catalyst
for Learning. New York: Basic Books, 1967.

U.S. DEPARTMENT OF LABor. The Consultative Approach to Safety. Safety
in Industry Bulletin 223. Washington: Bureau of Labor Standards, Superin-
tendent of Documents, U.S. Government Printing Office, 1962.

WarRREN, ROLAND L. Social Research Consultation. New York: Russell Sage
Foundation, 1963.

Dissertations

Anton, Top AusTIN. “Outside Specialists and School Districts.” Unpub-
lished doctoral dissertation. Los Angeles: University of Southern California,
1964.

BANISTER, RICHARD EUGENE. “The Role of the Elementary Consultant in

Iowa.” Unpublished doctoral dissertation. Lincoln, Nebraska: University of
Nebraska, 1962.

Frist, ROBERT JEDIAH, “A Study of State Extension Specialists’ Functions
and Tasks in Program Development in Indiana.” Unpublished doctoral dis-
sertation. Madison, Wisconsin: University of Wisconsin, 1965.

HiLTon, Lynn M. “Consultant Services Offered the Three State Departments
of Education to School Administrators.” Unpublished doctoral dissertation.
Chicago: University of Chicago, 1952.

Maasaranl, ALY M.M. “The Role of American Management Consultants in
Some of the Middle Eastern and Adjacent Countries.” Unpublished doctoral
dissertation. Austin, Texas: University of Texas, 1962.

SavacE, WILLIAM W. “An Examination of Consultative Services Provided

by Eight State Departments of Education.” Unpublished doctoral disserta-
tion. Chicago: University of Chicago, 1955.

Articles and Periodicals

BALINSKY, BENJAMIN, Outside consultants to industry: Strengths, problems,
and pitfalls (symposium) : II. Some experiences and problems in appraising
executive personnel. Personnel Psychology, 17(2):107—114, 1964.

BARRETT, RICHARD. Outside consultants to industry: Strengths, problems,

and pitfalls (symposium): VI. Comments on the symposium. Personnel
Psychology, 17(2) :128—133, 1964.
''FORMS OF CONSULTATION: PROGRAM AND ADMINISTRATIVE 57

BEAUMONT, JoHN A.; KozELKA, R., and MULLANEY, W. Consultant service
report as a function of administration. National Business Education Quar-
terly, 21(4) :15—21, 1953.

BERLIN, InviNc Norman. Learning mental health consultation history and
problems. Mental Hygiene, 48:257-266, April 1964.

BLAKE, RoBERT R.; Mouton, JANE S.; BARNEs, Louis B., and GREINER,
Larry E. Breakthrough in ‘organization development. Harvard Business
Review, 42(6) :133—155, 1964.

Brown, THEODORE H. The business consultant. Harvard Business Review,
21:183-189, 1944.

ByraM, H.M. Choosing and using consultants in program planning. The
Agricultural Education Magazine, 38:138-139, December 1965.

Byrp, Ricuarp E. Planning with volunteers; a consulting design. Adult
Leadership, 14(1) :5—7, 1965.

CLENDENEN, Ricuarp J. The use of national consultants. In: Selected Papers
From a Workshop on Consultation. Washington: Children’s Bureau, U.S.
Department of Health, Education, and Welfare, 1965. pp. 1-8.

CouEN, Louis D. Consultation as a method of mental health intervention.
In: ABT, L.E., and RuEss, B.F., eds. Progress in Clinical Psychology. New
York: Grune and Stratton, 1966. pp. 107-128.

CoLeMAN, JuLEs V. Psychiatric consultation in perspective. American
Journal of Orthopsychiatry, 38 (2) :364—365, 1968.

Davis, ALICE TAYLOR. Consultation: a function in public welfare adminis-
tration. Social Casework, 37:113—119, 1956,

Fercuson, CHarLEs K. Concerning the nature of human systems and the
consultant’s role. Journal of Applied Behavioral Science, 4(2):179-193,
1968.

Gipp, Jack R., and Lipprrt, Ronatp, eds. Consulting with groups and
organizations. Journal of Social Issues, 15(2):(whole issue) 1959.

HANLON, JULIAN. The consultant’s role in program evaluation. In: Proceed-
ings of the Ninth Annual Conference of Chief Social Workers from State
Mental Health Programs, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. Bethesda, Maryland:
National Institute of Mental Health, U.S. Department of Health, Education,
and Welfare, May 1957.

INSLEY, V. Program consultation. In: CAPLAN, GERALD. Concepts of Mental
Health and Consultation. Washington: Children’s Bureau, U.S. Health,
Education, and Welfare Department, 1959. pp. 235-246.

LAWRENCE, MarGArRET M.; SPANIER, IRENE J., and Dusowy, MILDRED W.
An analysis of the work of the school mental health unit of a community
mental health board. American Journal of Orthopsychiatry, 32(1) :99-108,
January 1962.
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Lazer, WILLIAM, and WARNER, ARTHUR E. The knowledge industry: What

does management think of the outside consultants it employs? Business
Topics, 13(2) :73-80, Spring 1965.
Levinson, Harry. Psychiatric consultation in industry. In: MENDEL,

WERNER M., and SoLomon, PHILIP, eds. The Psychiatric Consultation. New
York: Grune and Stratton, 1968. pp. 159-180.

McGarry, A. Louis; Curran, W.J., and KENEFIcK, D.P. Problems of
public consultation in medicolegal matters: A symposium. American Journal
of Psychiatry, 125(1) :42-59, July 1968.

O’TooLE, JAMEs K. Psychiatric consultation to a state welfare department.
American Journal of Orthopsychiatry, 38(2) :365—366, 1968.

PLEYDELL, ALBERT. The role of the management consultant in the social
work field. In: Administration, Supervision and Consultation. New York:
Family Service Association of America, 1955. pp. 92-97.

PorTER, WINIFRED H. The specialized public health nursing consultant in
state health departments. American Journal of Public Health, 41(1) :13-19,
1951.

QUITTMEYER, CHARLES L. Management looks at consultants: A survey of
company opinion and experience. Management Review, 50(3) :4—10, 1961.

Reavis, W.C. The place of the consultant: the school administrator needs the
expert for special problems. Nations Schools, 41:24—25, April 1948.

RewacE, K.J., and HEywoop, S.J. Consultant services to administrators.
Elementary School Journal, 53:131—133, November 1952.

RoBERTS, ROBERT W. Some impressions of mental health consultation in a
poverty area. Social Casework, 49(6) :339-345, June 1968.

Roos, H. WARNER. How to make the best use of consultants. Management
Review, 41(7) :421-422, 1952.

SPENCER, ESTHER C., and CroLey, H.T. Administrative consultation. In:
Rapoport, LypiA, ed. Consultation in Social work practice. New York:
National Association of Social Workers, 1963. pp. 51-68.

Tatar, Haron R. Use and abuse of psychiatric consultation in the college

administrative process: A panel discussion. Journal of American College
Health Association, 15:54—61, October 1966.

COMMUNITY

CAPLAN, GERALD. Principles of Preventive Psychiatry. New York: Basic
Books, 1964. Chapters 8 and 9.

GRIFFITH, CHARLES R., and Lipo, LESTER M. Mental Health Consultants:
Agents of Community Change. San Francisco: Jossey-Bass, 1968.
''FORMS OF CONSULTATION: COMMUNITY 59

MASSACHUSETTS DEPARTMENT OF PuBLIC HEALTH. Social Work Activities
in Public Health. Report of workshop sponsored by Medical Social Training
Project, Social Work Section. Boston: Massachusetts Department of Public
Health, 1961. pp. 49-55.

RriEMAN, Dwicut W. Organization, Operation and Extension of Consultation
Services, Austin, Texas: Texas State Department of Health, Division of
Mental Health, 1965.

SARASON, SEYMOUR B.; LEVINE, MuRRAY; GOLDENBERG, IRA; CHERLIN,
DeEnnIs L., and BENNETT, Epwarp M. Psychology in Community Settings.
New York: John Wiley and Sons, 1966.

TOLAND, RoBERT A. Daniel fights his phantoms: How a psychiatric consul-
tation service came to a middle-sized community. Austin, Texas: Hogg Foun-

dation for Mental Health, 1966, 42 pp.

U.S. DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH, EDUCATION, AND WELFARE. Proceedings of
the Ninth Annual Conference of Chief Social Workers from State Mental
Health Programs, Philadelphia. Bethesda, Maryland: National Institute of
Mental Health, May 16-18, 1957.

Dissertation

Frist, ROBERT JEDIAH. “A Study of State Extension Specialists’ Functions
and Tasks in Program Development in Indiana.” Unpublished doctoral dis-
sertation. Madison, Wisconsin: University of Wisconsin, 1965.

Articles and Periodicals

Bowman, Paut H. The role of the consultant as a motivator of action.
Mental Hygiene, 43(1):105—110, 1959.

Brown, JONATHAN W. Pragmatic notes on community consultation with
agencies. Community Mental Health Journal, 3(4) :399-405, Winter 1967.

CHAMBERLAIN, H.E. and DE SCHWEINITZ, ELIZABETH. A program of state-
wide consultation. In: KoTiINsky, RuTH, and WitMER, HELEN L., eds.
Community Programs for Mental Health. Cambridge: Harvard University
Press, 1955. pp. 119-128.

Cuin, R. Community team. Adult Leadership, 2(1):17—20, 1954.

CouEN, Louis D. Consultation as a method of mental health intervention.
In: ABT, L.E., and Riess, B.F., eds. Progress in Clinical Psychology. New
York: Grune and Stratton, 1966. pp. 107-128.

COHNSTAEDT, MARTIN L., and PHILLIPSON, THOMAS K. The urban extension
agent, Adult Leadership, 10(8) :225-226+, 1962.

ForBEs, JOHN L. The Dorchester inservice training and consultation project.
In: The Mental Health Role of Settlement and Community Centers. Proceed-
ings of a conference held at Swampscott, Mass. October 23—25, 1963. Boston:
Massachusetts Department of Mental Health, 1964. pp. 52-58.
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HAuLock, ARTHUR C.K., and VAUGHAN, WARREN. Community organization

—a dynamic component of community mental health practice. American
Journal of Orthopsychiatry, 26(4) :691—706, 1956.

Hoisperc, OTTo G. Problems of the consultant in small communities.
Journal of Educational Sociology, 29(4) :164-172, December 1955.

Lrso, LEsTER M. Multiple functions for psychologists in community consul-
tation. American Psychologist, 21(6) :530—-534, June 1966.

Liso, LEsTER M., and GRIFFITH, CHARLES R. Developing mental health
programs in areas lacking professional facilities: the community consultant
approach in New Mexico. Community Mental Health Journal, 2(2) :163—169,
Summer 1966.

Moe, Epwarp O. Consulting with a community system: a case study.
Journal of Social Issues, 15(2) :28—35, 1959,

RiEMAN, Dwicut W. Midway: A case study of community organization
consultation. In: SHORE, MILTON F., and MANNINO, FoRTUNE V., eds.
Mental Health and the Community: Problems, Programs and Sirategies.
New York: Behavioral Publications, 1969.

Rockmore, Myron J. Consultation: Illustrating a problem of state hospital
and community relations in after-care planning. In: Proceedings of the
Ninth Annual Conference of Chief Social Workers from State Mental Health
Programs, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, Bethesda, Maryland: National Insti-
tute of Mental Health, U.S. Department of Health, Education, and Welfare,
May 1957.

SCHEIDLINGER, SAUL, and SARCKA, ANNE. A mental health consultation-
education program with group service agencies in a disadvantaged com-

munity. American Journal of Orthopsychiatry, 38(2) :366-367, March 1968.

ScHIFF, SHELDON, and KELLAM, SHEPPARD. A community mental health
program of prevention and early treatment in first grade. In: GREENBLATT,
MILTON, ed. Poverty and Mental Health. Psychiatric Research Report No. 21.
Washington: American Psychiatric Association, 1967. pp. 92—102.

ScHILD, SyLv1A; Rock, HERBERT, and Kocu, RICHARD. Dynamics of the
traveling consultation clinic. Mental Retardation, 4(5) :23-25, 1966.

SEARS, WILLIAM F., and Lipo, LESTER M. Consultation in areas without
psychiatric facilities. In: DuHL, LEONARD S., and LEOPOLD, ROBERT L., eds.
Mental Health and Urban Social Policy. San Francisco: Jossey-Bass, 1968.
pp. 75-88.

SENoR, JAMES M. Applicability of selected consultation concepts to com-
munity development. Indian Journal of Social Work 25(3) :261—267, 1964.

SPIELBERGER, CHARLES D. A mental health consultation program in a small
community with limited professional mental health resources. In: COWEN,
E.L.; GARDNER, E.A., and Zax, M., eds. Emergent Approaches to Mental
Health Problems. New York: Appleton-Century-Crofts, 1967. pp. 214-236.
''FORMS OF CONSULTATION: COMMUNITY 61

WituiaMs, BETH T. Problems in consultation posed by one community. In:
Proceedings of the Ninth Annual Conference of Chief Social Workers from
State Mental Health Programs, Philadelphia, Pa. Bethesda, Maryland:
National Institute of Mental Health, U.S. Department of Health, Education,
and Welfare, May 1957.

Wo rr, Max. The role of the sociologist as a community consultant. Journal
of Educational Sociology, 29(4) 146-150, December 1955.

Woopwakrp, L.E., and ARRINGTON, W.W. Consultation in the planning and
expansion of clinics. American Journal of Orthopsychiatry, 24(1) :153-163,
1954.

YANKAUER, ALFRED. An American pediatrician in India reflects on problems
of intercultural communication in technical consultation. Community Devel-
opment Review, 5(2) :9-17, 1960.
''Chapter 5

PROFESSIONAL ROLES
IN CONSULTATION

The practice of consultation is implemented by a number of expectations
which manifest themselves in the form of roles, i.e., certain rights, duties,
and responsibilities assigned to both the consultant and consultee. It is the
reciprocal nature of these roles and expectations that is pertinent to the ac-
tual work of consultation. Operationally, effective consultation is dependent
upon, (1) the degree of complementarity between the perception each has of
his role and that of the other, and (2) the degree of complementarity which
exists between the expectations each has of the other. If there are marked
discrepancies between these perceptions or expectations, it is almost certain
to create serious difficulties in carrying on the consultation. Although there
is, as yet, no clear picture of the behaviors or actions required in the consulta-
tion situation for either the consultant or the consultee, quite a number of
writers have focused their attention on this aspect of consultation. The 97
items in this chapter represent that part of the consultation literature which
focuses upon professional roles in consultation practice.

PROFESSIONAL ROLES

CAPLAN, GERALD. Concepts of Mental Health and Consultation. U.S. Chil-
dren’s Bureau Publication No. 373. Washington: Superintendent of Docu-
ments, U.S. Government Printing Office, 1959.

CAPLAN, GERALD. Mental Health Aspects of Social Work in Public Health.
Based on Proceedings of an Institute. Berkeley: School of Social Welfare,
University of California, 1956.

CAPLAN, GERALD. Principles of Preventive Psychiatry. New York: Basic
Books, 1964. Chapters 8 and 9.

James, Epwarp W., and WEBER, ROBERT A. School Consultants: Roles
Assumed and Techniques Employed. Austin, Texas: Southwestern Coopera-
tive Programs in Education Administration, University of Texas, 1954.

MiLspank MEMmoRIAL Funp. The Elements of a Community Mental Health
Program. The 1955 Annual Conference of the Milbank Memorial Fund. New
York: Milbank Memorial Fund, 1956.

RosENTHAL, M.J., and SULLIVAN, M.E. Psychiatric Consultation in a Public

62
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Child Welfare Agency. U.S. Children’s Bureau Publication No. 372. Wash-
ington: Superintendent of Documents, U.S.Government Printing Office, 1959.

SavacE, WiLLiAM W. Consultative Services to Local School Systems.
Chicago: Midwest Administration Center, University of Chicago, 1959.

SavacE, WILLIAM. Educational Consultants and Their Work in Mid-western
State Departments of Education. Chicago: Mid-West Administration Center,

Cooperative Program in Educational Administration, University of Chicago,
1952.

U.S. DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH, EDUCATION, AND WELFARE. Consultation
and Education, Public Health Service Publication No. 1478. National Insti-
tute of Mental Health, Washington: Superintendent of Documents, U.S.
Government Printing Office, 1966.

WarreEN, RoLanp L. Social Research Consultation. New York: Russell Sage
Foundation, 1963.

WasHINGTON DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH. A Pattern for Effective Consulta-
tion. Seattle: Washington Department of Health, 1961.

Dissertations

BANISTER, RICHARD EUGENE. “The Role of the Elementary Consultant in

Iowa.” Unpublished doctoral dissertation. Lincoln, Nebraska: University of
Nebraska, 1962.

CHAMPAGNE, Davip W. “Rationale and Design of the University Phase of
an Internship for Instructional Consultants.” Unpublished doctoral disserta-
tion. Pittsburgh: University of Pittsburgh, 1968.

FERNEAU, ELMER F. “Role Expectations in Consultations.” Unpublished
doctoral dissertation. Chicago: University of Chicago, 1954.

Frist, RoBERT JEDIAH. “A study of State Extension Specialists’ Functions
and Tasks in Program Development in Indiana.” Unpublished doctoral dis-
sertation. Madison: University of Wisconsin, 1965.

KINDELSPERGER, WALTER L. “Differentiating the Role of Child Welfare
Consultant From the Role of Public Assistance Casework Supervisor.”

Unpublished doctoral dissertation. Chicago: University of Chicago, June
1958.

LAwLer, M.R. “Work of the Consultant.” Unpublished doctoral dissertation.
New York: Teachers College, Columbia University, 1949.

Maasarani, ALy M.M. “The Role of American Management Consultants in
Some of the Middle Eastern and Adjacent Countries.” Unpublished doctoral
dissertation, Austin: University of Texas, 1962.

MALKIN, SAMUEL. “The Role of the Elementary Science Consultant.” Unpub-
lished doctoral dissertation. New York: Teachers College, Columbia Uni-
versity, 1965.

WILson, JAMEs BRIAN. “Rationale and Design for the Practicum Experiences
''64 CONSULTATION IN MENTAL HEALTH AND RELATED FIELDS

in an Internship for Instructional Consultants.” Unpublished doctoral disser-
tation. Pittsburgh: University of Pittsburgh, 1968.

Articles and Periodicals

ABRAHAMS, DAVID, and GOLDEN, J.S. Psychiatric consultations on a medical
ward. Archives of Internal Medicine, 112:766—774, November 1963.

ALTROCCHI, J.; SPIELBERGER, C., and EIsDORFER, C. Mental health con-
sultation with groups. Community Mental Health Journal, 1(2) :127-134,
Summer 1965.

ANDERSON, FLORENCE, and SHANGOLD, B. The role of the consultant in
adult education. Adult Education, 14:114—120, April 1950.

ARGYRIS, CHRIS. Explorations in consulting-client relationships. Human
Organization, 20:121—133, Fall 1961.

BENNIS, WARREN G. A new role for the behavioral sciences: Effecting orga-
nizational change. Administrative Science Quarterly, 8:125-165, 1963.

BERLIN, Invinc NorMaAN. Preventive aspects of mental health consultation
to schools. Mental Hygiene, 51(1) :34-40, January 1967.

BLUMBERG, A. The role of the consultant. In: Some Papers on Consultation.
New York: National League for Nursing, 1959, pp. 2—5.

BocusLaw, ROBERT, and Bacu, GEorcE R, “Work culture management”

in industry: A role for the social science consultant. Group Psychotherapy,
12(2) :134-142, 1959.

Bowman, Pau H. The role of the consultant as a motivator of action.
Mental Hygiene, 43(1) :105—110, 1959.

Bowman, PauL H.; DEHAAN, RoBERT F.; Koucu, JoHn K., and LIpDLE,
Gorpon P. Mobilizing community resources for youth. Part III. The con-
sultant role. Supplementary Educational Monographs No. 85. Chicago: The
University of Chicago Press, October, 1956. pp. 99-117.

BRADFORD, LELAND P. The use of psychodrama for group consultants.
Sociatry, 1(2) :192—197, 1947.

BRICKMAN, Harry R., and MEEKER, MaArcuiA. Mental health consultation

in schools: Preliminary appraisal of an urban program. Journal of School
Health, 37(2): 79-85, February 1967.

BROCKBANK, REED. Aspects of mental health consultation. Archives of Gen-
eral Psychiatry, 18(3) :267-275, March 1968.

CALDWELL, LyNTON K. The role of the technical expert. Annals of the Amer-
ican Academy of Political and Social Science, 323:91—99, 1959.

CAPLAN, GERALD. The role of the social worker in preventive psychiatry.
Medical Social Work, 4:144—159, 1955.

CuIn, R. Community team. Adult Leadership 2(1) :17—20, 1954.
''PROFESSIONAL ROLES IN CONSULTATION 65

CockINc, WALTER D. Role of the educational consultant, School Executive,
75(10) :7, 1956.

CouHEN, Louis D. Consultation as a method of mental health intervention.
In: Ast, L.E., and Riess, B.F., eds. Progress in Clinical Psychology. New
York: Grune and Stratton, 1966. pp. 107-128.

CusHInG, J.G.N. Role of the psychiatrist as a consultant. American Journal
of Psychiatry, 106(11) :861-864, 1950.

Davis, JoHN, Role of the field representative. Adult Leadership, 14(5) :165—
166, 1965.

Daya, IsHwar, and THomas, JOHN M. Operation KPE: Developing a new
organization. The Journal of Applied Behavioral Science, 4(4) :473—506,
October-December 1968.

DeEcKER, JAMES H., and ITz1IN, FRANK H. An experience in consultation in
public assistance. Social Casework, 37:327—334, 1956.

FERGUSON, CHARLES K. Concerning the nature of human systems and the
consultant’s role. Journal of Applied Behavioral Science, 4(2) :179-193,
1968.

FREEMAN, Victor J. Dual role of the psychiatric consultant in the com-
munity. Archives of General Psychiatry, 1:561-564, 1959.

GARDNER, BURLEIGH B. The consultant to business — his role and his prob-
lems. In: GOULDNER, ALVIN W., and MILLER, S.M., eds. Applied Sociology.
New York: The Free Press, 1965. pp. 79-85.

GaTEs, S.G. Role of the North Central Association examiner and consultant.
North Central Association Quarterly, 39:252—258, Winter 1965.

GisB, JAcK R. The role of the consultant. Journal of Social Issues, 15(2):
1-4, 1959.

GILBERT, RuTH. Functions of the consultant. Teachers College Record,
61(4) :177-187, January 1960.

GoLDBERG, HERBERT. The psychologist in Head Start: New aspects of the
role. American Psychologist, 23(10) :773—774, October 1968.

Gorpon, Dorotuy E. A study of the functions of consultants with special
reference to cancer nursing. Nursing Research, 1(2) :41-42, 1952.

Gorpon, Dorotuy E. The functions of a consultant. Nursing Outlook,
1(10) :575—-577, 1953.

GREEN, Rose. The consultant and the consultation process. Child Welfare,
44.(8) :425-430+, October 1965.

GREENBERG, P. Role of the art consultant. School Arts, 63:21—38, April
1964.

Hanon, JULIAN. The consultant’s role in program evaluation. In: Proceed-
ings of the Ninth Annual Conference of Chief Social Workers from State
Mental Health Programs, Philadelphia, Pa. Bethesda, Maryland: National
''66 CONSULTATION IN MENTAL HEALTH AND RELATED FIELDS

Institute of Mental Health, U.S. Department of Health, Education, and
Welfare, May 1957.

HAYLETT, CLARICE H., and Rapoport, Lyp1A. Mental health consultation.
In: BELLAK, LEOPOLD, ed. Handbook of Community Psychiatry and Com-
munity Mental Health. New York: Grune & Stratton, 1964. pp. 319-339.

HEREFORD, KARL T., and LEu, DoNALD J. The role of the educational con-
sultant. The School Executive, 75:99-100, January 1956.

Hoicoms, EMERSON. An analysis of the supervisory job. Social Casework,
37(3) :126-131, 1956.

Hornunc, JACK. Consultants’ renewal role and problems reviewed, evalu-
ated. Journal of Housing, 20:516-518, 1963.

HospiTaL Procress. What is the role of the consultant? Hospital Progress,
34(2) :56-60, 1953.

HuMAN ORGANIZATION. The role of the consultant. Human Organization, 13
(1) :3-4, Spring 1954. (Editorial)

Jones, A.L, Role of the college consultant in curriculum planning. The High
School Journal, 47:274-279, April 1964.

KaurnMan, Irvinc. The role of the psychiatric consultant. American Journal
of Orthopsychiatry, 26(2) :223—-233, 1956.

KaurMan, M. Raupu. The role of the psychiatrist in a general hospital.
Psychiatric Quarterly, 27(3) :367—381, 1953.

KIDNEIGH, JOHN C. The philosophy of administrative process and the role
of the consultant. Public Health Nursing, 43(8) :474-478, 1951.

Kocu, WiLt1AM H., JR. Stance toward helping: Reflections on the role of a
consultant. Adult Leadership, 16(6) :202—204+, 1967.

LAWLER, MARCELLA R. Role of the consultant in curriculum improvement.
Educational Leadership, 8:219-225, January 1951.

L1so, LEsTER M. Multiple functions for psychologists in community consul-
tation. American Psychologist, 21(6) :530-534, June 1966.

LirscHutTz, JOSEPH; STEWART, T.B.,and Harrison, A.M. Psychiatric con-
sultation in the public assistance agency. Social Casework, 39:39, 1958.

LipPITT, RONALD. Dimensions of the consultant’s job. Journal of Social
Issues, 15(2) 5-12, 1959,

Lippitt, RONALD. Dimensions of the consultant’s job. In: BENNIS, WARREN
G.; BENNE, KENNETH D., and CHIN, ROBERT. The Planning of Change.
New York: Holt, Rinehart and Winston, 1961. pp. 156-162.

Lynton, RotF P. Comments on the preceding article: Operation KPE: De-
veloping a new organization. The Journal of Applied Behavioral Science,
4(4) :507—509, October-December 1968.

McGrecor, DoucLas; KNICKERBOCKER, I.; HAIRE, M., and BAVELAs, A.
The consultant role and organizational leadership: Improving human rela-
tions in industry. Journal of Social Issues, 4(3) :3-53, 1948.
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MENTAL HYGIENE COMMITTEE OF THE NATIONAL ORGANIZATION OF PuB-
Lic HEALTH Nursinc. Nurse mental health consultant: Functions and quali-
fications. Public Health Nursing, 42(9) :507—509, 1950.

Newman, Rutu G.; KEITH, MARJORIE; KITCHENER, HOWARD; BLUMBERG,
CLAIRE; EMERSON, RUTH, and REDL, Fritz. Educational technical assis-
tance consultation. In: Lone, NicHoLas J.; Morse, WILLIAM C., and NEw-
MAN, RuTH G., eds. Conflict in the Classroom. Belmont, California: Wads-
worth Publishing Company, 1965. pp. 228-243.

NITZBERG, HAROLD, and KAHN, MARVIN W. Consultation with welfare work-
ers in a mental health clinic. Social Work, 7(3) :84—93, 1962.

Notaw, Lyp1A G. The faculty consultant in relation to the social work student.
Social Casework, 34(4) :156-161, 1953.

NorMAN, Epwarp C. Role of the mental health consultee. Mental Hygiene,
52(2) :304-308, April 1968.

PETER, HoLiis W. Comments on the preceding article: Operation KPE: De-

veloping a new organization. The Journal of Applied Behavioral Science,
4(4) :510-512, October-December 1968.

PLEYDELL, ALBERT. The role of the management consultant in the social
work field. In: Administration, Supervision and Consultation. New York:
Family Service Association of America, 1955. pp. 92-97.

Rreman, Dwicut W. Midway: A case study of community organization con-
sultation. In: SHORE, MILTON F., and MANNINO, FoRTUNE V., eds. Mental
Health and the Community: Problems, Programs and Strategies. New York:
Behavioral Publications, 1969.

ROSENBLUM, GERSHWIN. The role of the mental health consultant in the
public schools. Boston University Journal of Education, 146(3) :48—52,
February 1964.

Rupp, J.L., and Marcouin, R.J. Nonmedical consultant in a medical spe-
cialty. Adult Leadership, 12(7) :197-198+, 1964.

SANDT, JOHN J., and LEIFER, RONALD. The psychiatric consultation. Compre-
hensive Psychiatry, 5(6) :409-418, December 1964.

SCHIFFMAN, G.B. Role of a State reading consultant. Reading Teacher, 20:
487-493, March 1967.

SCHUMACHER, HENRY. Nature of mental health programs in health and
educational agencies under the mental health act — role of the consultant.

American Journal of Public Health, 40:131—135, 1950.

SEASHORE, CHARLES, and VAN EGMonpD, ELMER. The consultant-trainer role.
In: BENNIs, WARREN G.; BENNE, KENNETH D.; CHIN, ROBERT, eds. The
Planning of Change, Readings in Applied Behavioral Sciences. New York:
Holt, Rinehart and Winston, 1961. pp. 660-666.

SEASHORE, CHARLES, and VAN EcMonpD, ELMER. The consultant-trainer role
in working directly with a total staff. Journal of Social Issues, 15(2) :36—
42, 1959.
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STEINLE, R.L. Consultants corner: Use and function of hospital consultants.
Hospital Topics, 36:36—54, 1958.

STEPHENSON, RACHEL B. Role of the regional psychiatric social work con-
sultant. In: Conference of Chief Social Workers from State Mental Health
Programs, Cleveland, Ohio, June, 1949. Bethesda, Maryland: National In-
stitute of Mental Health, U.S. Department of Health, Education, and Welfare,
1950. 105 p.

SUSSELMAN, SAM. The role of the psychiatrist in a probation agency. Focus,
29(2) :33-37+, 1950.

SUTHERLAND, J.D. The consultant psychotherapist in the National Health
Service: His role and training. British Journal of Psychiatry, 114(509):
509-515, April 1968.

TILLEs, SEyMour. Understanding the consultant’s role. Harvard Business
Review, 39(6) :87—99, 1961.

WarME, G.E. Consulting with aide-therapists: A revised role for the mental
hospital psychiatrist. Archives of General Psychiatry, 13(5) :432-438, No-
vember 1965.

WEIss, SHELDON W. Role of the psychological consultant in a school setting.
Delaware Medical Journal, 37(6) :136-139, June 1965.

Witmer, Harry A. The role of the psychiatrist in consultation and some
observations on video tape learning. Psychosomatics, 8(4) :193-195, July—
August 1967.

Wo Fe, H.E. Consultation: Role, function, and process, Mental Hygiene, 50:
132, 1966.

Wotrr, Max. The role of the sociologist as a community consultant. Journal
of Educational Sociology, 29(4) :146-150, December 1955.
''Chapter 6

THE PROCESS OF CONSULTATION:
PROBLEMS AND CHARACTERISTICS

In the 69 items in this chapter the concern is with the consultation process
or the developmental sequences which characterize those activities which take
place in the name of consultation. Various students have divided the con-
sultation process into a number of phases, which usually range from a prepa-
ratory phase, prior to actually beginning the consultation relationship, to an
evaluation phase after the consultation relationship has terminated. In each
of these phases a number of issues and problems have been considered and
discussed in the literature. These include issues around distance and prox-
imity, handling resistance, the need for sanction, the contract, defining boun-
daries, nature of authority in the relationship, issues around initiation, trans-
ference and countertransference elements, the entry problem, the dynamics
of consultation, etc. The items in this chapter are intended to portray some
of the characteristics and problems of the consultation process, which have
been identified and discussed in the literature.

CONSULTATION PROCESS

CAPLAN, GERALD. Concepis of Mental Health and Consultation. U.S. Chil-
dren’s Bureau Publication No, 373. Washington: Superintendent of Docu-
ments, U.S. Government Printing Office, 1959.

CAPLAN, GERALD. Mental Health Aspects of Social Work in Public Health.
Based on Proceedings of an Institute. Berkeley: School of Social Welfare,
University of California, 1956.

CAPLAN, GERALD. Principles of Preventive Psychiatry. New York: Basic
Books, 1964, Chapters 8 and 9.

JACOBSON, STANLEY. Consultation Process in the Schools. (School Project
on Consultation Skills.) Washington: D.C. Public Schools and Washington
School of Psychiatry, 1966.

KAZANJIAN, V.; STEIN, SHERRY, and WEINBERG, W.L. An Introduction to
Mental Health Consultation. Public Health Monograph, 69:1—13, 1962.

NEwmaN, Rutu G. Psychological Consultation in the Schools: A Catalyst
for Learning. New York: Basic Books, 1967.

NEwMaAN, RutuH G.; REDL, F., and KircHEener, H.L. Technical Assistance

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in a Public School System. Washington: Washington School of Psychiatry,
1962.

Rapoport, LypiA, ed. Consultation in Social Work Practice. New York:
National Association of Social Workers, 1963.

RosENTHAL, M.J., and SULLIVAN, M.E. Psychiatric Consultation in a Public
Child Welfare Agency. U.S. Children’s Bureau Publication No. 372. Wash-
ington: Superintendent of Documents, U.S. Government Printing Office,

1959.

SARASON, SEYMOUR B.; LEVINE, MURRAY; GOLDENBERG, IRA; CHERLIN,
Dennis L., and BENNETT, EpwarpD M. Psychology in Community Settings.
New York: John Wiley & Sons, 1966.

SavacE, WILLIAM W. Consultative Services to Local School Systems. Chica-
go: Midwest Administration Center, University of Chicago, 1959.

SAVAGE, WILLIAM W. Educational Consultants and Their Work in Mid-
Western State Departments of Education. Chicago: Mid-West Administration
Center, Cooperative Program in Educational Administration, University of

Chicago, 1952.

TowLE, CHARLOTTE. The Consultation Process. Chicago: University of
Chicago, 1951.

U.S. DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH, EDUCATION, AND WELFARE. Consultation
and Education. Public Health Service Publication No. 1478. National Insti-
tute of Mental Health, Washington: Superintendent of Documents, U.S.
Government Printing Office, 1966.

WASHINGTON DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH. A Pattern for Effective Consulta-
tion. Seattle: Washington Department of Health, 1961.

Dissertation

BLUMBERG, ARTHUR. “Some Human Relations Problems of the Educational
Consultant.” Unpublished doctoral dissertation. New York: Teachers College,
Columbia University, 1954.

Articles and Periodicals

Apramovitz, A.B, Methods and techniques of consultation. American Jour-
nal of Orthopsychiatry, 28(1) :126-133, January 1958.

Arcyris, CHRIS. Explorations in consulting-client relationships. Human
Organization, 21:121—133, Fall 1961.

BARTEMEIER, LEO H. Psychiatric consultations. American Journal of Psy-
chiatry, 111:364—365, 1954.

BERLIN, IRvinc NorMAN. Learning mental health consultation history and
problems. Mental Hygiene, 48:257-206, April 1964.
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BERLIN, IRvING NORMAN. The theme in mental health consultation sessions.
American Journal of Orthopsychiatry, 30(4) :827-828, October 1960.

BINDMAN, ARTHUR J. The clinical psychologist as a mental health consultant.
In: ABT, L.E., and Riess, B.F., eds. Progress in clinical psychology. New
York: Grune and Stratton, 1966. pp. 78-106.

BoEHM, WERNER W. The professional relationship between consultant and
consultee. American Journal of Orthopsychiatry, 26(2) :241—248, April 1956.
BROCKBANK, REED. Aspects of mental health consultation. Archives of Gen-
eral Psychiatry, 18(3) :267—275, March 1968.

Brosin, HENRY W. Communication systems of the consultation process. In:
MENDEL, WERNER M., and SOLOMON, PHILIP. The Psychiatric Consultation.
New York: Grune and Stratton, 1968. pp. 1-12.

Brown, JONATHAN W. Pragmatic notes on community consultation with
agencies. Community Mental Health Journal, 3(4) :399-405, Winter 1967.

CAPLAN, GERALD. A method of mental health consultation. In: CAPLAN,
GERALD. Principles of Preventive Psychiatry. New York: Basic Books, 1964.
pp. 232-265.

CATHELL, J.L., and StRATAS, N.E. Mobile psychiatric consultation-education
for primary physicians. Community Mental Health Journal, 3(3) :226—230,
Fall 1967.

CHARTERS, W.W., Jr. Stresses in consultation. Adult Leadership, 3(10) :21—
22, 1955.

CouHEN, Louis D. Consultation as a method of mental health intervention.
In: Ast, L.E., and Riess, B.F., eds. Progress in Clinical Psychology. New
York: Grune & Stratton, 1966. pp. 107-128.

Covner, BERNARD J. Principles for psychological consulting with client or-
ganizations. Journal of Consulting Psychology, 11(5) :227—244, September—
October 1947.

Cro ey, H.T. The consultative process. In: The Voluntary Health Agency —
Meeting Needs. Continuing Education Monograph No. 1. San Francisco:
Western Regional Office, American Public Health Association, 1961. pp. 39—
45,

Gaupp, PETER G. Authority, influence and control in consultation. Com-
munity Mental Health Journal, 2(3) :205—210, Fall 1966.

GLIDEWELL, JOHN C. The entry problem in consultation. Journal of Social
Issues, 15:51—59, 1959.

GLIDEWELL, JOHN C. The entry problem in consultation. In: BENNIs, WAR-
REN G.; BENNE, KENNETH D., and CHIN, ROBERT, eds. The Planning of
Change. New York: Holt, Rinehart and Winston, 1961. pp. 653-660.

GorMAN, JOANNA F. Some characteristics of consultation. In: RAPOPORT,
Lyp1A, ed. Consultation in Social Work Practice. New York: National As-
sociation of Social Workers, 1963. pp. 21-31.
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GREEN, Rose. The consultant and the consultation process. Child Welfare,
44.(8) :425-430+ , October 1965.

HAYLETT, CLARICE H., and Rapoport, Lyp1A. Mental health consultation.
In: BELLAK, LEOPOLD, ed. Handbook of Community Psychiatry and Com-
munity Mental Health. New York: Grune & Stratton, 1964. pp. 319-339.

HOLLISTER, WILLIAM G. Some administrative aspects of consultation. Amer-
ican Journal of Orthopsychiatry, 32(2) :224-225, 1962.

HOLuisTER, WILLIAM G. The psychiatrist as a consultant to the school. In:
MENDEL, WERNER M., and SoLomon, PHILIP, eds. The Psychiatric Con-
sultation. New York: Grune & Stratton, 1968. pp. 86-97.

Jarvis, PAUL E., and NELSON, SHERMAN E, Familiarization: A vital step in
mental health consultation. Community Mental Health Journal, 3(4) :343—
348, Fall 1967.

Karp, NEIL H., and Karzs, JAMES M. Combining crisis therapy and mental
health consultation. Archives of General Psychiatry, 14:536-542, May 1966.

KINDELSPERGER, KENNETH W. Consultation and consultative technique in
providing consultation at the state level for delinquency control. In: Selected
Papers From a Workshop on Consultation. Washington: Children’s Bureau,
U.S. Department of Health, Education, and Welfare. 1965. pp. 9-27.

LAWRENCE, MARGARET M.; SPANIER, IRENE J.; DuBowy, MILDRED W. An
analysis of the work of the school mental health unit of a community mental
health board. American Journal of Orthopsychiatry, 32(1):99—108, January
1962.

Lippitt, Gorpon L. A study of the consultation process. Journal of Social
Isswes, 15(2) :43—50, 1959,

Lippitt, GoRDON L. Operational climate and individual growth; the con-
sultative process at work. Personnel Administration, 23(5):12-19+, 1960.

Lone, Marie ANN. Action versus advice: Conflict in consulting. ALA Bulle-
tin, 60(4) :357-361, April 1966.

McWuirter, Davin P. Consultation with the clergy. In: MENDEL, WERNER
M., and SoLomon, PHILIP, eds. The Psychiatric Consultation. New York:
Grune and Stratton, 1968. pp. 119-131.

Mappvx, JAMEs F’. Consultation in public health. American Journal of Public
Health, 45:1424—1430, 1955.

MANNINO, FoRTUNE V. Developing consultation relationships with com-
munity agents. Mental Hygiene, 48(3) :356—362, 1964.

MENDELSON, Myer, and MEYER, EuGENE. Countertransference problems of
the liaison psychiatrist. Psychosomatic Medicine, 23(2):115—121, 1961.

Newman, Rutu G.; KeirH, MARJORIE; KITCHENER, HowARD; BLUMBERG,
CLAIRE; EMERSON, RuTH, and REDL, Fritz. Educational technical assis-
tance consultation. In: Lone, NicHo.as J.; MoRSE, WILLIAM C., and NEw-
''PROCESS OF CONSULTATION: PROBLEMS AND CHARACTERISTICS 73

MAN, R., eds. Conflict in the Classroom. Belmont, California: Wadsworth
Publishing Company, 1965. pp. 228-243.

Ocura, Kryosu, and Brapiey, V. A look at the consultative process: the
psychiatric team and community agencies. The Psychiatric Quarterly Supple-
ment, 41(1) :17—35, 1967.

PAPANEK, GeorcE O. Dynamics of community consultation. Archives of
General Psychiatry, 19(2) :189-196, August 1968.

Piaut, T. Techniques and problems of mental health consultation. In:
Consultation in Community Mental Health. Chapel Hill: North Carolina
Board of Health, 1961.

PiautT, T. Theory and purposes of mental health consultation. In: Consulta-
tion in Community Mental Health. Chapel Hill: North Carolina Board of
Health, 1961.

RAE-GRANT, QUENTIN, and STRINGER, L.A. Mental health programs in
schools. In: SHORE, MILTON F., and MANNINO, ForRTUNE V., eds. Mental:
Health and the Community: Problems, Programs and Strategies. New York:
Behavioral Publications, 1969.

RrEMAN, Dwicut W. Midway: A case study of community organization
consultation. In: SHoRE, MILTon F., and MANNINO, FoRTUNE V., eds.
Mental Health and the Community: Problems, Programs and Strategies. New
York: Behavioral Publications, 1969,

Rossins, Paut R., and SPENCER, ESTHER C, A study of the consultation
process. Psychiatry, 31(4) :362—368, November 1968.

RoBERTS, ROBERT W. Some impressions of mental health consultation in a
poverty area. Social Casework, 49(6) :339-345, June 1968.

Rupp, J.L., and Marco.in, R.J. Nonmedical consultant in a medical spe-
cialty. Adult Leadership, 12(7) :197-198+, 1964.

SCHILD, SyLvIA; Rock, HERBERT, and Kocu, RICHARD. Dynamics of the
traveling consultation clinic. Mental Retardation, 4(5) :23-25, 1966.

SIEGEL, Doris. Consultation: Some guiding principles. In: Administration,
Supervision and Consultation. New York: Family Service Association of

America, 1955. pp. 98-114.

Simons, RICHARD C. Mental health consultation and the phenomenon of
counter-identification. Comprehensive Psychiatry, 6(6) :410-419, December
1965.

STRINGER, LORENE A, Consultation: Some expectations, principles, and
skills. Social Work, 6(3) :85—90, 1961.

Tatar, Harovp R. Use and abuse of psychiatric consultation in the college
administrative process: A panel discussion. Journal of American College

Health Association, 15:54—61, October 1966.
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Tipton, JAMES H. Consulting under fire. Adult Leadership, 3(9) :17—20,
April 1955.

WotreE, H.E. Consultation: Role, function, and process. Mental Hygiene,
50:132, 1966.

YAMAMOTO, Kazuo. Mental health consultation method and the issues in
Japanese culture. Journal of Mental Health, 15:59-68, 1967.
''Chapter 7

PLANNING CONSULTATION PROGRAMS

Planning consultation programs can not be done in a vacuum. Consulta-
tion must be an integral part of an agency’s program, designed to facilitate
the attainment of agency objectives. Hence, a clear description of agency
goals, both immediate and long-range, are needed prior to considering what
forms of intervention are needed to achieve these goals. If it is decided to
include consultation as a part of an agency’s service program, consider-
able knowledge about the community is required in order to establish pri-
orities in terms of agency objectives. Despite the necessity of careful plan-
ning in setting up consultation programs, this is not an area in which authors
have given a great deal of attention in recording their experiences in the lit-
erature. Because of its importance, however, we have attempted to select in
the 29 items in this chapter references that do deal with some of the problems
and issues involved in planning and implementing consultation programs.

PLANNING CONSULTATION

CALIFORNIA STATE DEPARTMENTS OF PUBLIC HEALTH AND EDUCATION.
Programming Consultation to Schools by Mental Health Specialists. Techni-
cal Assistance Project. Sacramento: California State Departments of Public

Health and Education, 1961.

CAPLAN, GERALD. Concepts of Mental Health and Consultation. U.S. Chil-
dren’s Bureau Publication No. 373. Washington, D.C.: Superintendent of
Documents, U.S. Government Printing Office, 1959,

CAPLAN, GERALD. Mental Health Aspects of Social Work in Public Health.
Based on Proceedings of an Institute. Berkeley: School of Social Welfare,
University of California, 1956.

CAPLAN, GERALD. Principles of preventive psychiatry. New York: Basic
Books, 1964. Chapters 8 and 9.

CuTLER, RICHARD L., and McNEIL, ELToNn B. Mental Health Consultation
in Schools: A Research Analysis. Ann Arbor: University of Michigan, 1966.

GRIFFITH, CHARLES R., and Lipo, LESTER M. Mental Health Consultants:
Agents of Community Change. San Francisco: Jossey-Bass, 1968.

KazanjIAN, V.; STEIN, SHERRY, and WEINBERG, W.L. An Introduction to
Mental Health Consultation. Public Health Monograph, 69:1—13, 1962

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Rieman, Dwicut W. Organization, Operation and Extension of Consultation
Services. Austin: Division of Mental Health, Texas State Department of

Health, 1965.

RosENTHAL, M.J., and SULLIVAN, M.E. Psychiatric Consultation in a Public
Child Welfare Agency. U.S. Children’s Bureau Publication No. 372. Wash-
ington: Superintendent of Documents, U.S. Government Printing Office,
1959.

ToLAND, Ropert A. Daniel Fights His Phantoms: How a Psychiatric Con-
sultation Service Came to a Middle-sized Community. Austin: Hogg Founda-
tion for Mental Health, 1966. 42 pp.

Articles and Periodicals

BINDMAN, ARTHUR J., and KLEBANoFF, L.B. Administrative Problems in
Establishing a Community Mental Health Program. American Journal of
Orthopsychiatry, 30:696—711, 1960.

BRICKMAN, Harry, and MEEKER, Marcuia. Mental health consultation in
schools: Preliminary appraisal of an urban program. Journal of School

Health, 37(2) :79-85, February 1967.

BRowN, JONATHAN W. Pragmatic notes on community consultation with
agencies. Community Mental Health Journal, 3(4) :399—405, Winter 1967.

DEMENT, Joun C. Field consultation in a state health department. Cali-
fornia’s Health, 12(8) :57-61, October 15, 1954.

GureEvitz, H. Programming for consultation services. Hospitals, 38:93—100,
February 1964.

Hay.Lett, CLARICE H., and Rapoport, Lyp1A. Mental health consultation.
In: BELLAK, LEOPOLD, ed. Handbook of Community Psychiatry and Com-
munity Mental Health. New York: Grune and Stratton, 1964. pp. 319-339.

Levinson, Harry. Psychiatric consultation in industry. In: MENDEL, WER-
NER M., and SoLomon, Puitip, eds. The Psychiatric Consultation. New
York: Grune and Stratton, 1968. pp. 159-180.

Lipo, LESTER M., and GRIFFITH, CHARLES R. Developing mental health
programs in areas lacking professional facilities: The community consultant
approach in New Mexico. Community Mental Health Journal, 2(2) :163—
169, Summer 1966.

MANNINO, ForTUNE V. Developing consultation relationships with com-
munity agents. Mental Hygiene, 48(3) :356—362, 1964.

RAE-GRANT, QUENTIN, and STRINGER, L.A. Mental health programs in
schools. In: SHORE, MILTON F., and MANNINO, ForTUNE V., eds. Mental
health and the Community: Problems, Programs and Strategies: New York:
Behavioral Publications, 1969.

RoGAwskI, ALEXANDER S. Teaching consultation techniques in a community
''PLANNING CONSULTATION PROGRAMS 17

agency. In: MENDEL, WERNER M., and SOLOMON, Purip. The Psychiatric
Consultation. New York: Grune & Stratton, 1968. pp. 65-85.

Rooney, H.L., and MiLter, A.D. A mental health clinic intake policy proj-
ect. Mental Hygiene, 39:391-405, July 1955.

ScHuMACHER, Henry C. Nature of mental health programs in health and
educational agencies under the mental health act — role of the consultant.
American Journal of Public Health, 40:131—135, 1950.

SUSSELMAN, SAMUEL, and BLuM, HENRIK. Origins and progress of a mental
health program. In: DuHL, L., and LEopoLp, R., eds. Mental Health and
Urban Social Policy. San Francisco: Jossey-Bass, 1968. pp. 33-55.

Weisman, A.D., and Hackett, T.P. The organization and function of a
psychiatric consultation service. International Record of Medicine, 173:306—
311, May 1960.

WuittincTon, Horace G. Consultation practice in colleges and universities.
In: MENDEL, WERNER M., and SoLomon, PuILip, eds. The Psychiatric
Consultation. New York: Grune & Stratton, 1968. pp. 98—108.

Woopwarp, L.E., and ARRINGTON, W.W. Consultation in the planning and
expansion of clinics. American Journal of Orthopsychiatry, 24(1) :153-
163, 1954.

Wyte, Howarp Leg, and SILts, MALCOLM. Psychodynamically oriented
procedures in school consultation. In: GoTTSEGEN, MONROE G., and GotT-
SEGEN, GLoriA B., eds. Professional School Psychology. New York: Grune
& Stratton, 1960. Volume I, pp. 148-161.

ZRULL, JoEL P. An experience in developing a program of consultation with
a county board of education. Journal of the American Academy of Child
Psychiatry, 5(3) :490-495, July 1966.
''Chapter 8

CONSULTATION TRAINING
AND EDUCATION

The items in this chapter deal primarily with two facets of training and
education in relationship to consultation. First, there are those items which
focus on the various aspects of the training of professionals in the art of
doing consultation, i.e., to become practitioners of consultation. This has
become increasingly important, particularly in the area of mental health, in
light of the inclusion of consultation as one of the essential services re-
quired for federal assistance under the Community Mental Health Center
Act. However, it is also true in a number of other fields due to the increasing
demands being made upon available professional manpower.

Second, there are those items which deal with the use of consultation to
supplement training in other areas. When used in this fashion consultation
becomes part of a formal educational training program. Examples of the use
of consultation to achieve educational objectives, such as in teaching psychi-
atric and psychological concepts to residents and medical students are con-
stantly increasing. A large number of the 47 items in this chapter deal with
this aspect of training and education in relation to consultation.

TRAINING AND EDUCATION

PARKER, BEULAH. Mental Health Inservice Training. New York: Internation-
al Universities Press, 1968.

THE SOUTHERN REGIONAL EDUCATION BoaRD AND NIMH. Training and
Consultation in Aftercare; Final Report of the Pilot Project — A Training
Program for Aftercare Workers. Atlanta, Georgia: The Southern Regional
Education Board, 1967.

Dissertations

CHAMPAGNE, Davin W. “Rationale and Design of the University Phase of an
Internship for Instructional Consultants.” Unpublished doctoral dissertation.
Pittsburgh: University of Pittsburgh, 1968.

Witson, JAMEs BRIAN. “Rationale and Design for the Practicum Experiences
in an Internship for Instructional Consultants.” Unpublished doctoral dis-
sertation. Pittsburgh: University of Pittsburgh, 1968.

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Articles and Periodicals

Apams, RoBERT S., and WEINICK, Howarp M. Consultation: An inservice
training program for the school. Journal of the American Academy of Child
Psychiatry, 5(3) :479-489, July 1966.

Aupricu, C. Knicut. A specialized teaching program for residents in
psychiatry. In: MENDEL, WERNER M., and SOLoMoN, PHILIP. The Psychia-
tric Consultation. New York: Grune & Stratton, 1968. pp. 26-32.

BarnEs, RoBERT H.; Busse, E.W., and BRESSLER, B. The training of psy-
chiatric residents in consultative skills. Journal of Medical Education, 32:

124-130, 1957.

BaTMAN, RoBERT H. Consultation as an educational technique in psychiatric
nursing. Mental Hygiene, 52(4) :617-621, October 1968.

BENSCHOTER, REBA ANN; WITTSON, C.L., and INcHAM, C.G. Teaching and
consultation by television: I. Closed-circuit collaboration. Mental Hospitals,
16(3) :99-100, March 1965.

BERBLINGER, Kaus W. The teaching of psychiatric consultation techniques.
In: MENDEL, WERNER M., and SoLomon, PuIuip, eds. The Psychiatric
Consultation. New York: Grune and Stratton, 1968. pp. 13-17.

BERLIN, IRviING NorMAN. Learning mental health consultation history and
problems. Mental Hygiene, 48:257—266, April 1964.

BINDMAN, ARTHUR J. The clinical psychologist as a mental health consultant.
In: ABT, L.E., and Riess, B.F., eds. Progress in Clinical Psychology. New
York: Grune and Stratton, 1966. pp. 78-106.

CAPLAN, GERALD. An approach to the education of community mental health
specialists. Mental Hygiene, 43 :268—280, 1959.

CAPLAN, GERALD. Problems of training in mental health consultation. In:
GOLDSTON, STEPHEN E., ed. Concepts of Community Psychiatry. Public
Health Service Publication No. 1319. Bethesda, Maryland: National Institute
of Mental Health, U.S. Department of Health, Education, and Welfare, 1965.
pp. 91-108.

CarTER, JERRY W., Jr. The training needs of psychologists in community
mental health programs at state and local levels. In: STROTHER, CHARLES R.,
ed. Psychology and Mental Health. Washington: American Psychiatric As-
sociation, 1956. pp. 21-40.

CATHELL, J.L., and Stratas, N.E. Mobile psychiatric consultation-education
for primary physicians. Community Mental Health Journal, 3(3) :226—230,
Fall 1967.

CLEmMons, Roy S. Consultation as a two-way process: Psychiatric educa-
tion through consultation. Southern Medical Journal, 59(8) :975—978, August
1966.
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DorseEy, JosEPH R.; MATsuNAGA, G., and BAUMAN, G. Training public
health nurses in mental health. Archives of General Psychiatry, 11(2) :214—
222, August 1964.

ENELOw, ALLEN J. Teaching consultation psychiatry in a county general
hospital. In: MENDEL, WERNER M., and SoLomon, PHILIP, eds. The Psy-
chiatric Consultation. New York: Grune and Stratton, 1968, pp. 59-64.

Fox, Henry M. Psychiatric consultation in general medical clinics: An ex-
periment in postgraduate education. Journal of the American Medical As-
sociation, 185:999-1003, 1963.

GREEN, RosE, and HaMovitcu, Maurice B, Education of social workers for
mental health consultation. American Journal of Orthopsychiatry, 32(2):
225-226, 1962.

Hansen, A. Victor, Jr. The psychotherapist as a consultant. International
Psychiatry Clinics, 1(2) :475-482, April 1964.

HoLuisTER, WILLIAM G. Some administrative aspects of consultation. Am-
erican Journal of Orthopsychiatry, 32(2) :224—-225, 1962.

Kanana, RALPH J. Teaching medical psychology through psychiatric con-
sultation. Journal of Medical Education, 34:1003—1009, 1959.

KENNETH, HESTER YOUNG. Students learn to use consultants. Nursing Out-
look, 15(12) :39-41, December 1967.

LEADER, ARTHUR L. Supervision and consultation through observed inter-
viewing. Social Casework, 49(5) :288-293, May 1968.

LEON, RoBERT L, A participant-directed experience as a method of psychia-
tric teaching and consultation. Mental Hygiene, 44:375—381, 1960.

MALtott, I. FLoyp, and EARLEY, WILLIAM L. The consultation situation
and program content. In: MENDEL, WERNER M., and SOLOMON, PHILIP, eds.
The Psychiatric Consultation. New York: Grune & Stratton, 1968. pp. 18—
25:

MENDEL, WERNER M. Psychiatric consultation education — 1966. American
Journal of Psychiatry, 123(2):150-155, August 1966.

MENDEL, WERNER M. The education of the consultant. In: MENDEL, WER-
NER M., and SoLomon, Puitip, eds. The Psychiatric Consultation, New
York: Grune & Stratton, 1968. pp. 49-58.

MEYER, EUGENE, and MENDELSON, Myer. The psychiatric consultation in
postgraduate medical teaching. Journal of Nervous and Mental Disease,

130:78-81, 1960.

No.an, Lyp1A G. The faculty consultant in relation to supervisor and agency.
Social Casework, 35(2) :62—68, February 1954.

Noxan, Lyp1A G. The faculty consultant in relation to the social work stu-
dent. Social Casework, 34(4) :156—161, 1953.
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PARKER, BEULAH. The value of supervision in training psychiatrists for
mental health consultation. Mental Hygiene, 45:94—-100, 1961.

Newman, Rutu; KeirH, MARJoRIE; KITCHENER, HowarD; BLUMBERG,
CLAIRE; EMERSON, RUTH, and REDL, Fritz, Educational technical assist-
ance consultation. In: Lonc, NicHoas J.; Morse, WILLIAM C., and NEw-
mAN, RutH, eds. Conflict in the Classroom. Belmont, California: Wadsworth
Publishing Company, 1965. pp. 228-243.

Rocawski, ALEXANDER S. Teaching consultation techniques in a community
agency In: MENDEL, WERNER M., and SOLOMON, PuiLip, eds. The Psychia-
tric Consultation. New York: Grune & Stratton, 1968. pp. 65-85.

Ryan, JAMES. Teaching and consultation by television. II. Teaching by video-
tape. Mental Hospitals, 16(3) :101—104, 1965,

ScuuLz, EstuEr D., and Brown, Dororny. Preparing public health nurses
for mental health problems. Mental Hygiene, 46(3) :344-350, July 1962.

Scuwas, JoHN J. Consultation-liaison training program. In: MENDEL, WER-
NER M., and Sotomon, PHILP, eds. The Psychiatric Consultation. New
York: Grune & Stratton, 1968. pp. 33-40. \

Scuwas, Joun J.; CLEmMons, R.S., and MARDER, L. Training psychiatric
residents in consultation work. Journal of Medical Education, 41 (11) :1077—
1082, November 1966.

Seitz, Puitip F.; Jaco, E.; Koenic, H.; Koenic, R.; McPHERsoN, W.;
MILter, A.; STEWART, R., and Stock, D. A coordinated consultant team for
remote state hospitals. Archives of General Psychiatry, 8(3) :283—288, 1963.

SHapiro, Davin S., and MAHOLICK, LEONARD T. Study III: A venture into
interprofessional training and consultation. In: SHAPIRO, D.S., and Mano-
LICK, L.T., Opening doors for troubled people. Springfield, Illinois: Charles
C. Thomas, 1963. pp. 41-48.

Srewart, R.L.; Jacos, E.; Koenic, H.; Koenic, R.; McPHerson, W.;
Miter, A.A.; Sertz, P., and Stock, D. The state hospital consultant team
as an education instrument. Current Psychiatric Therapies, 3:264—271, 1963.

SUTHERLAND, J.D. The consultant psychotherapist in the National Health
Service: His role and training. British Journal of Psychiatry, 114(509):
509-515, April 1968.

Warme_, G.E. Consulting with aide-therapists; A revised role for the mental
hospital psychiatrist. Archives of General Psychiatry, 13(5) :432—438, No-
vember 1965.

Wituiams, Rosert L. The educational potential of the psychiatric consulta-
tion. Psychosomatics, 9:63—66, March—April 1968.

Wo sere, A., and Lawson, E.P. The training of mental health consultants

at the postgraduate center for psychotherapy. International Mental Health
Research Newsletter, 4(3) :1962.
''Chapter 9

RESEARCH, EVALUATIONS,
SURVEYS AND REVIEWS

The actual number of entries in this chapter, (87), was a pleasant surprise
to the writer who questioned in the early stages of compiling this bibliogra-
phy whether to even devote a separate section to research and evaluation.
The question was not in regard to the importance or need, but as to whether
there would be sufficient references to merit a separate chapter. As the title
of the chapter indicates, not all of these are reports of research. Included as
well are two excellent literature reviews, several bibliographies, and a few
surveys of consultation practice. Nevertheless, it would appear from the
number of entries here that enough work from a research standpoint has
been done to warrant a critical review at this stage. Such a review would be
able to ascertain what aspects of consultation practice have been investigated,
what areas have been neglected; it would also contribute by bringing togeth-
er those findings that would be helpful for purposes of training and practice.

RESEARCH

CouEN, L.D. Consultation: A Community Mental Health Method, Report
of a Survey of Practice in 16 Southern States. Southern Regional Education
Board and National Institute of Mental Health, Bethesda, Maryland, 1964.

CUTLER, RicHARD L., and McNEIL, ELTon B. Mental Health Consultation
in Schools: A Research Analysis. Ann Arbor: Department of Psychology,
University of Michigan, 1966.

FAMILY SERVICE ASSOCIATION OF AMERICA. Practice in the Use of Pur-
chased Psychiatric Consultation in 17 Private Family Service Association

of America Member Agencies. New York: Family Service Association of
America, 1953.

Gotann, Stuart E. Mental Health Consultation, A Bibliography. Depart-

ment of Psychology, University of Maryland, College Park, Maryland: 1965.
(Mimeo. )

GRIFFITH, CHARLES R., and Lipo, Lester M. Mental Health Consultants:
Agents of Community Change. San Francisco: Jossey-Bass, 1968.

Mackey, Ricwarp A. The Meaning of Mental Illness to Caregiving and Men-
tal Health Agents: A Study of Four Different Occupational Groups. Final

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RESEARCH, EVALUATIONS, SURVEYS AND REVIEWS 83

report of Project M-MHSC-53(c). National Institute of Mental Health,
Mental Health Study Center, Adelphi, Maryland, 1966.

McCLuNG, FRANKLIN; STUNDEN, ALASTAIR, and PLoc, STANLEY. A Study
of the Theory and Practice of Mental Health Consultation as Provided to
Child Care Agencies Throughout the United States. Vol. 1, 2, & 3. Panorama
City, California: Behavior Science Corporation in cooperation with the Cen-
ter for Studies of Child and Family Mental Health, National Institute of
Mental Health, 1969.

ParKER, BEULAH. Psychiatric Consultation for Nonpsychiatric Professional
Workers. Public Health Monograph No, 53. U.S. Department of Health,
Education, and Welfare. Public Health Service Publication No. 588. Wash-
ington, D.C.: Superintendent of Documents, U.S. Government Printing Office,
1958.

SAVAGE, WILLIAM W. Consultative Services to Local School Systems. Chica-
go: Mid-West Administration Center, University of Chicago, 1959.

SavacE, WituiAM W. Educational Consultants and Their Work in Mid-
Western State Departments of Education. Chicago: Mid-West Administration
Center (Cooperative Program in Educational Administration), University

of Chicago, 1952.

SeNnEY, WILSON. Effective Use of Business Consultants, a Research Study
and Report Prepared for Financial Executives Research Foundation. New
York: Financial Executives Research Foundation, 1963.

TaruaM, LaurA Estuer. The Efficiency Experts: An Impartial Survey of
Management Consultancy. London: Business Publications Ltd., 1964.

Dissertations

Arkin, Dorotny. “Psychiatric Consultation in the Family Agency.” Unpub-
lished Doctoral Dissertation. Chicago: University of Chicago, 1957.

Anton, Top AusTIN. “Outside Specialists and School Districts.” Unpublish-
ed doctoral dissertation. Los Angeles: University of Southern California,
1964.

BANISTER, RICHARD EuGENE. “The Role of the Elementary Consultant in
Iowa.” Unpublished doctoral dissertation. Lincoln: University of Nebraska,
Teachers College, 1962.

BLUMBERG, ARTHUR. “Some Human Relations Problems of the Educational
Consultant.” Unpublished doctoral dissertation. New York: Teachers College,
Columbia University, 1954.

BRoDSHATZER, ARTHUR. “The Certified Public Accountant as a Management
Consultant to Small Business.” Unpublished doctoral dissertation. Los Ange-
les: University of Southern California, 1964.

Dosson, JAcK Tuomas. “The Possibilities and Limitations of Management
Consulting as an Aid to Small Business.” Unpublished doctoral dissertation.
Gainesville: University of Florida, 1962.

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Erickson, MILDRED HILDEGARD. “Consultation Practice in Community
Mental Health Services.” Unpublished doctoral dissertation. Los Angeles:
University of Southern California, June 1966.

FERNEAU, ELMER F. “Role Expectations in Consultations.” Unpublished
doctoral dissertation. Chicago: University of Chicago, 1954.

Frist, ROBERT JEpIAH. “A Study of State Extension Specialists’ Functions
and Tasks in Program Development in Indiana.” Unpublished doctoral dis-
sertation. Madison: University of Wisconsin, 1965.

Hiton, Lynn M. “Consultant Services Offered the Three State Departments
of Education to School Administrators.” Unpublished doctoral dissertation.
Chicago: University of Chicago, 1952.

KINDELSPERGER, WALTER L. “Differentiating the Role of Child Welfare
Consultant From the Role of Public Assistance Casework Supervisor.” Un-
published doctoral dissertation, Chicago: University of Chicago, June 1958.

Law ter, M.R. “Work of the Consultant.” Unpublished doctoral dissertation.
New York: Columbia University Teachers College, 1949.

MaasaranI, ALy M. “The Role of American Management Consultants in
Some of the Middle Eastern and Adjacent Countries.” Unpublished doctoral
dissertation. Austin: University of Texas, 1962.

MALKIN, SAMUEL. “The Role of the Elementary Science Consultant.” Un-
published doctoral dissertation. New York: Columbia University Teachers
College, 1965.

SavacE, WitiiAm W. “An Examination of Consultative Services Provided by
Eight State Departments of Education.” Unpublished doctoral dissertation.
Chicago: University of Chicago, 1955.

TEITELBAUM, DEENA I. “An Evaluation of an Experimental Program of As-
sistance for Newly Appointed Teachers in Certain Elementary Schools of
New York City.” Unpublished doctoral dissertation. New York: New York
University, 1961.

TILLEs, SEymour. “An Exploratory Study of the Emerging Relationship
Between Executives of Small Manufacturing Companies and Their Consul-
tants.” Unpublished doctoral dissertation. Harvard University Graduate
School of Business Administration, 1960.

Towson, RoBERT FENN, Jr. “An Analysis of Outside-Staff Services Avail-
able to Management.” Unpublished doctoral dissertation. George Washington
University, 1958.

TROYER, RAYMOND E. “The Principles of Consultative Work in Education.”
Unpublished doctoral dissertation. Chicago: University of Chicago, 1951.

Watson, WARREN K. “The Use of Management Consultants by the United
States Air Force.” Unpublished doctoral dissertation. George Washington
University, 1958.
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Articles and Periodicals

ABRAHAMS, DaviD, and GoLDEN, J.S. Psychiatric consultations on a medical
ward. Archives of Internal Mericine, 112:766—-774, November 1963.

BARKER, WARREN J. The psychiatric consultation. U.S. Armed Forces Medi-
cal Journal, 3:243-251, February 1952.

BEIGLER, JEROME S.; RoBBINS, FRED P.; LANE, EL1 W.; MILLER, ARTHUR
A., and SAMELSON, CHARLES. Report on liaison psychiatry at Michael Reese
Hospital. American Medical Association Archives of Neurology and Psychia-
try, 81(6) :733—-746, 1959.

BiccEers, MozELLE. The use of mental health consultation in rural areas.
Smith College Studies in Social Work, 36(1) :81-82, October 1965.

BINDMAN, ARTHUR J. Bibliography on consultation. Journal of Education,
146(3) :56—-60, February 1964.

BinDMAN, ARTHUR J. The clinical psychologist as a mental health consultant.
In: Ast, L.E., and Riess, B.F., eds. Progress in Clinical Psychology. New
York: Grune & Stratton, 1966. pp. 78-106.

BLAIN, DANIEL, and GAyLE, R.F. Distribution, form and extent of psychi-
atric consultations. Journal of the American Medical Association, 154:1266—
1271, April 10, 1954.

BLuMBERG, ARTHUR. A selected annotated bibliography on the consultant
relationship with groups. Journal of Social Issues, 15(2) :68—74, 1959.

CHAPMAN, RICHARD F. Group mental health consultation — report of a mili-
tary field program. Military Medicine, 131(1) :30-35, January 1966.

CornEy, RoBERT T. The efficacy of a liaison psychiatric consultation pro-
gramme. Medical Care, 4:133—138, 1966.

DENNEY, DUANE. A record keeping system for a psychiatric consultation
service. Journal of Nervous Mental Disease, 141(4) :474477, 1965.

Dorsey, JosepH R.; Matsunaca, G., and BAuMAN, G. Training public
health nurses in mental health. Archives of General Psychiatry, 11(2) :214—
222, August 1964.

EISENBERG, LEON. An evaluation of psychiatric consultation service for a
public agency. American Journal of Public Health, 48:742—749, 1958.

Foster, JoHN T., and HARTMANN, JANE. A project in voluntary consultation
for hospitals. Public Health Reports, 74(7) :607—614, 1959.

FRIEDLANDER, FRANK. A comparative study of consulting processes and
group development. The Journal of Applied Behavioral Science, 4(4) :377—
399, October—December 1968.

GILBERTSON, EsTHER C., and WiLtiamson, EvA M. The consultation pro-
cess in public health nursing. Public Health Nursing, 44:146-147, 1952.

GoLANN, STUART; WuRM, CAROLYNA, and Macoon, THomas M. Community
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mental health content of graduate programs in departments of psychology.
Journal of Clinical Psychology, 20(4) :518-522, 1964.

Gorpon, Dorotuy E. A study of the functions of consultants — with special
reference to cancer nursing. Nursing Research, 1(2) :41—42, 1952.

HALE, M.L., and Asram, H.S. Patients attitudes toward psychiatric consulta-
tions in the general hospital. Virginia Medical Monthly, 94(6) :342-347, June
1967.

HALL, T. Experiment in cooperation: An account of health-visitor/general
practitioner liaison. Lancet, 1:1325—1327, June 1965.

Hunter, WILLIAM F., and RATCLIFFE, ALLEN W. The range mental health
center: Evaluation of a community oriented mental health consultation pro-
gram in northern Minnesota. Community Mental Health Journal, 4(3) :260—
267, June 1968.

Iscor, IRA; PiERCE-JoNES, JOHN; FRIEDMAN, S. THomas, and McGEuH-
EARTY, LOYCE. Some strategies in mental health consultation: A brief de-
scription of a project and some preliminary results. In: CowEN, E.L.; GARD-
NER, E.A., and Zax, M., eds. Emergent Approaches to Mental Health Prob-
lems. New York: Appleton-Century-Crofts, 1967. pp. 307-330.

KaurMAN, RatpH N. A psychiatric unit in a general hospital. Journal of
Mount Sinai Hospital, 24(5) :572—579, 1957.

Kuin_E, MILTON V., and Cumines, Rutu. A study of the learning character-
istics of public health nurses in relation to mental health education and con-
sultation. Journal of Social Psychology, 42 :43—60, 1955.

LipowskI, Z.J. Review of consultation psychiatry and psychosomatic medi-
cine: I. General principles. Psychosomatic Medicine, 29(2)153-171, March—
April 1967.

LipowskI, Z.J. Review of consultation psychiatry and psychosomatic medi-
cine: II. Clinical aspects. Psychosomatic Medicine, 29(3) :201-224, May—
June 1967.

LipowskI, Z.J. Review of consultation psychiatry and psychosomatic medi-
cine: IIT, Theoretical issues. Psychosomatic Medicine, 30(4) :395—422, July—
August 1968.

Lippitt, GorDON L. A study of the consultation process. Journal of Social
Issues, 15(2) :43—50, 1959.

Macarov, Davip; AKaBAR, A.; KULKARNI, D.V., and WERTHEIMER, M.
Consultants and consultees: The view from within. Social Service Review,

41 (3) :283-297, September 1967.

Macut, LEE B.; ScHERL, D.J., and ENGLIsH, J.T. Psychiatric consultation:
The Job Corps experience. American Journal of Psychiatry, 124(8) :1092—
1100, February 1968.

MANNINO, ForTUNE V.; Rooney, HERBERT L., and HAssLer, F.R. A study
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of clergy referrals to a mental health clinic. Journal of Religion and Health,
6(1) :66—73, January 1967.

Mariner, ALLEN S.; BRANDT, EDITH; STONE, EpMuND C., and Mirmow,
EsTuer L. Group psychiatric consultation with public school personnel: A
2 year study. Personnel and Guidance Journal, 40(3) :254—258, November
1961.

McIver, PEARL. Survey of consultant nurses in health agencies. Public
Health Report, 68(5) :519-526, May 1953.

MENDEL, WERNER M. Psychiatric consultation education — 1966. American
Journal of Psychiatry, 123(2) :150—155, August 1966.

MENDEL, WERNER M. The education of the consultant. In: MENDEL, WER-
NER M., and SoLtomon, Puiuip, eds. The Psychiatric Consultation. New
York: Grune & Stratton, 1968. pp. 49-58.

Noy, P.A.; DE-Nour, A. KAPLAN; Moses, R. Discrepancy between expecta-
tions and service in psychiatry consultation. Archives of General Psychiatry,

14(6) :651—-657, June 1966.

Payne, A. Achievement in sixth grade science associated with two instruc-
tional roles of science consultants. Journal of Educational Research, 57 :350—
354, March 1964.

Rossins, PAu R., and SPENCER, EsTHER C. A study of the consultation
process. Psychiatry, 31(4) :362—368, November 1968.

Rossi, A. MicHAEL; AKINS, K.B., and SoLomon, P. Psychiatric consultation
requests in a general hospital. Hospital and Community Psychiatry, 17:144—
146, May 1966.

Rossi, A.M.; KLEern, D.C.; Von FELSINGER, J.M., and PLANT, T.F.A. A
survey of psychologists in community mental health. Psychological Mono-
graphs, 75(4) :1-38, 508, 1961.

SANDT, JOHN J., and LEIFER, RONALD. The psychiatric consultation. Com-
prehensive Psychiatry, 5(6) :409-418, December 1964.

ScHMUCK, RICHARD A. Helping teachers improve classroom group processes.
The Journal of Applied Behavioral Science, 4(4) :401—-435, October—Decem-
ber 1968.

Scuwas, JoHN J., and CLEMMons, Roy S. Psychiatric consultations: The

interface between psychiatry and medicine. Archives of General Psychiatry,
14(5) :504-508, May 1966.

Scuwas, JoHNn J.; CLEmMMons, Roy; FREEMAN, F., and Scott, M. Differ-
ential characteristics of medical in-patients referred for psychiatric consulta-
tion: A controlled study. Psychosomatic Medicine, 27(2) :112—118, March—
April 1965.

ScuwaB, JOHN J.; CLEMMons, R.S.; VALDER, M.J., and RAULERSON, J.D.
Medical inpatients’ reactions to psychiatric consultation. Journal of Nervous

Mental Disorders, 142(3) :215-222, March 1966.
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Scuwas, JouHNn J.; CLEmmons, R.; Scott, M., and FREEMAN, F. Problems
in psychosomatic diagnosis: II. Severity of medical illness and psychiatric
consultations. Psychosomatics, 6(2) :69—72, 1965.

ScHwaB, JoHN J.; CLEmMMons, R.; VALDER, M.; RAULERSON, J. Medical
patients’ reactions to referring physicians after psychiatric consultations.
Journal of the American Medical Association, 195:1120-1122, March 28,
1966.

Scuwas, JOHN J.; CLEmMmons, R.; Scott, M., and FREEMAN, F. Problems
in psychosomatic diagnosis: III. Physical examinations, laboratory proce-
dures, and psychiatric consultations. Psychosomatics, 6(3) :147—149, 1965.

SELZER, MELVIN L., and BENEDEK, E. Lawyers’ use of psychiatry. American
Journal of Psychiatry, 122:212—213, August 1965.

SHAPIRO, Davin S., and MAHOLICK, LEONARD T. Study III: A venture into
interprofessional training and consultation. In: SHAPIRO, Davin S., and Ma-
HOLICK, LEONARD T. Opening Doors for Troubled People. Springfield, Illi-
nois: Charles C. Thomas, 1963. 41-48.

SPENCER, ROGER F. Medical patients: Consultation and psychotherapy. Ar-
chives of General Psychiatry, 10(3) :270-275, 1964.

STEWART, M.A.; TEASoN, V.B.; GuzeE, S.B., and SATTERFIELD, J.H. A study
of psychiatric consultations in a general hospital. Journal of Chronic Dis-

eases, 15:331—340, April 1962.

TETREAULT, JEANNE M. Informal consultation: social work activity with the
elementary school teacher. Smith College Studies in Social Work, 39(1) :85—
86, November 1968.

Townes, BRENDA D.; LyTLE, C.E.; WAGNER, N.N.; WIMBERGER, H.C. The
diagnostic consultation and rural community mental health programs, Com-

munity Mental Health Journal, 4(2) :157-163, April 1968.

TRIONE, VERDUNE. The school psychologist, teacher change and fourth grade
reading achievement. California Journal of Educational Research, 18(4):

194-200, 1967.
''Appendix A

FILMS RELATED TO
CONSULTATION PRACTICE*

Accompanying the increase in the consultation literature and the develop-
ment and expansion of training programs in the area of consultation, are a
number of films which relate to various aspects of consultation practice.
Confined pretty much to the fields of mental health and psychiatry, the films
are primarily oriented to professional training, intended for use by experi-
enced and qualified professional teachers. Because of this, some of them are
available only to bonafide training programs and institutions. They are in-
cluded here, not only to broaden the overall scope of this guide as a resource
to consultation, but to encourage the use of films as a new and potentially
valuable dimension in the training of consultants and perhaps to stimulate
the development of other films by professionals involved in educational pro-
grams from related fields of practice.

FILMS

AN EXAMPLE OF MENTAL HEALTH CONSULTATION (44 minutes,
black & white, 1968). Produced by Edward A. Mason, M.D., Mental Health
Training Film Program, Laboratory of Community Psychiatry, Harvard
Medical School. Accompanying discussion guide. Available from Mental
Health Training Film Program, Harvard Medical School, 33 Fenwood Road,
Boston, Mass. 02115. Rental: $15.

CAREGIVERS IN CONSULTATION (Session I—23 minutes; Session II
—26 minutes, 16 mm. black & white, 1968). Produced by Edward A. Mason,
M.D., Mental Health Training Film Program, Laboratory of Community
Psychiatry, Harvard Medical School. Obtainable from Mental Health Train-
ing Film Program, Harvard Medical School, 33 Fenwood Road, Boston,
Mass. 02115. (Limited availability) Rental: $25 for both films, for 3 days

use.

THE CLERGY, A CASE OF FAMILY BREAKUP (16 minutes, color,
1968). Produced by Don Heath. Obtainable at present on loan from the
Project Office, Mental Health Services Division, County of San Mateo, De-
partment of Public Health and Welfare, 225 37th Avenue, San Mateo, Calif.
94403.

*The help of Dr. Edward A. Mason of Harvard Medical School in compiling this
film list is gratefully acknowledged.

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COUNTY JAIL, A MANAGEMENT PROBLEM (14 minutes, color, 1968).
Produced by Don Heath. Obtainable at present on loan from the Project
Office, Mental Health Services Division, County of San Mateo, Department of
Public Health and Welfare, 225 37th Avenue, San Mateo, Calif. 94403.

DR. ERICH LINDEMANN, PROGRAM CONSULTATION TO THE CEN-
TER (24 minutes, color, 1968). Produced by Don Heath. Obtainable at
present from the Project Office, Mental Health Services Division, County of
San Mateo, Department of Public Health and Welfare, 225 37th Avenue,
San Mateo, Calif. 94403.

EMOTIONAL FACTORS IN GENERAL PRACTICE (43 minutes, 16 mm.
black & white, 1961). Produced by Robert Anderson Associates. Available
from Geigy Pharmaceuticals, Box 430, Yonkers, N.Y. Free loan.

ENLISTING THE RESOURCES (47 minutes, color, 1967). Written and
produced by Don Heath. Obtainable at present from the Project Office, Men-
tal Health Services Division, County of San Mateo, Department of Public
Health and Welfare, 225 37th Avenue, San Mateo, Calif. 94403.

MAKING AN ASSESSMENT (28 minutes, 16 mm., black & white, 1965).

DELIVERING THE MESSAGE (20 minutes, 16 mm., black & white, 1965).
Produced by Edward A. Mason, M.D., Mental Health Training Film Pro-
gram, Laboratory of Community Psychiatry, Harvard Medical School. Ob-
tainable from Mental Health Training Film Program, Harvard Medical
School, 33 Fenwood Road, Boston, Mass. 02115. (Limited availability)
Rental: $25 for both films for three days use.

ONE DAY A WEEK (33 minutes, black & white, 16 mm. sound film, 1967).
Produced by Edward A. Mason, M.D., Mental Health Training Film Pro-
gram, Laboratory of Community Psychiatry, Harvard Medical School. Dis-
cussion guide supplied. Rental: $9 from New York University Film Library,
26 Washington Place, New York 10003. Purchase: $135 from Columbia
University Press, 440 West 110 Street, New York 10025.

PSYCHIATRIC CONSULTATION WITH THE GERIATRIC NURSING
HOME (12 minutes, black & white, 1968). Produced by World Wide Medi-
cal News Service in cooperation with the American Psychiatric Association

under a grant from Roche Laboratories. Available on free loan from Roche
Laboratories, Division of Hoffmann-LaRoche, Inc., Nutley, N.J. 07110.

THE PSYCHIATRIST IN THE COMMUNITY (22 minutes, black & white,
1968). Produced by Edward A. Mason, M.D., Mental Health Training Film
Program, Laboratory of Community Psychiatry, Harvard Medical School.
Accompanying discussion guide. Available from Mental Health Training
Film Program, Harvard Medical School, 33 Fenwood Road, Boston, Mass.
02115. Rental: $10.

SPECIAL EDUCATION, A TEACHER’S RELATIONSHIP PROBLEMS
(31 minutes, color, 1968). Produced by Don Heath. Obtainable at present
''LIST OF JOURNALS 91

from the Project Office, Mental Health Services Division, County of San
Mateo, Department of Public Health and Welfare, 225 37th Avenue, San
Mateo, Calif. 94403.

SUPERVISION (28 minutes, black & white, 1968). Produced by Edward A.
Mason, M.D., Mental Health Training Film Program, Laboratory of Com-
munity Psychiatry, Harvard Medical School. Accompanying discussion
Guide. Available from Mental Health Training Film Program, Harvard Med-
ical School, 33 Fenwood Road, Boston, Mass. 02115. Rental: $15.

THEME EXPLORATION (27 minutes, 16 mm., black & white, 1966).

DEALING WITH THE THEME (36 minutes, 16 mm., black & white, 1966).
Produced by Edward A. Mason, M.D., Mental Health Training Film Pro-
gram, Laboratory of Community Psychiatry, Harvard Medical School. Ob-
tainable from Mental Health Training Film Program, Harvard Medical
School, 33 Fenwood Road, Boston, Mass. 02115. (Limited availability)
Rental: $25 for both films for 3 days use.
''Appendix B

LIST OF JOURNALS CONSULTED

The following journals are those from which items in this bibliography

were selected.

Administrators Notebook

Administrative Science Quarterly

Adult Education

Adult Leadership

Advanced Management

Advanced Management Journal

Agricultural Education Magazine

American Annals of the Deaf

American Behavioral Scientist

American Journal of Nursing

American Journal of Orthopsychiatry

American Journal of Psychiatry

American Journal of Public Health

ALA Bulletin

American Psychologist

American School and University

American School Board Journal

Annals of the American Academy of Political and Social Science

Archives of General Psychiatry

Archives of Internal Medicine

Archives of Neurology

Banker

Boston University Journal of Education

British Journal of Psychiatry

Business Horizons

Business Topics

California’s Health

California Journal of Educational Research

California Journal of Elementary Education

California Journal of Secondary Education

Canada’s Mental Health

Canadian Journal of Public Health

Canadian Medical Association Journal

Catholic Charities Review

Child Welfare

Children

Clearing House

Community Development Review

Community Mental Health Journal

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Comprehensive Psychiatry

Controller

Crime and Delinquency

Current Psychiatric Therapies

Delaware Medical Journal

Diseases of the Nervous System

Economist

Educational Administration and Supervision
Educational Leadership

Elementary School Journal

Exceptional Children

Focus

Fortune

Gerontologist

Group Psychotherapy

Harefuah

Harvard Business Review

Highlights

High School Journal

Hospitals

Hospital and Community Psychiatry (Mental Hospitals)
Hospital Progress

Hospital Topics

Human Organization

Indian Journal of Social Work

Industrial Arts and Vocational Education
Industrial Relations

Information Psychiatrique

Instructor

International Psychiatry Clinics

International Mental Health Research Newsletter
International Record of Medicine

International Social Work

Jewish Social Service Quarterly

Journal of Accountancy

Journal of the American Academy of Child Psychiatry
Journal of the American College Health Association
Journal of the American Geriatrics Society
Journal of the American Medical Association
Journal of the American Physical Therapy Association
Journal of Applied Behavioral Science

Journal of Chronic Diseases

Journal of Clinical Psychology

Journal of Consulting Psychology

Journal of Counseling Psychology

Journal of Education

Journal of Educational Research
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CONSULTATION IN MENTAL HEALTH AND RELATED FIELDS

Journal of Educational Sociology
Journal of the Hillside Hospital
Journal of Home Economics

Journal of Housing

Journal of Jewish Communal Service
Journal of the Kansas Medical Society
Journal of the Medical Association of Georgia
Journal of Medical Education

Journal of Mental Health

Journal of Michigan Medical Society
Journal of Mount Sinai Hospital
Journal of Nervous and Mental Disease
Journal of Psychiatric Nursing
Journal of Psychiatric Social Work
Journal of Religion and Health
Journal of Retailing

Journal of School Health

Journal of Social Issues

Journal of Social Psychology

Junior College Journal

Lancet

Management International
Management Review

Marriage and Family Living

Medical Annals of the District of Columbia
Medical Care

Medical Economics

Medical Social Work

Medical Times

Menninger Quarterly

Mental Hygiene

Mental Retardation

Military Medicine

Montana Education

Music Educators Journal

National Business Education Quarterly
National Elementary Principal
Nation’s Schools

New England Journal of Medicine
New York Certified Public Accountant
Nursing Forum

Nursing Outlook

Nursing Research

North Central Association Quarterly
Pennsylvania School Journal
Personnel Administration

Personnel and Guidance Journal
''LIST OF JOURNALS

Personnel Psychology
Perspectives in Psychiatric Care
Phi Delta Kappa

Political Science Quarterly
Postgraduate Medicine
Psychiatric Quarterly
Psychiatric Quarterly Supplement
Psychiatry

Psychoanalytic Review
Psychological Monographs
Psychological Reports
Psychology in the Schools
Psychosomatics

Psychosomatic Medicine
Psychotherapy and Psychosomatics
Public Administration

Public Health

Public Health Monograph
Public Health Nursing

Public Health Reports

Public Management

Public Welfare

Reading Teacher

Rehabilitation Literature

Rhode Island Medical Journal
School Arts Magazine

School Executive

School Management

School Science and Mathematics
Science

Science Education

Science Teacher

Smith College Studies in Social Work
Social Casework

Social Service Review

Social Work

Sociatry

Sociological Review Monograph
Southern Medical Journal
Speech Teacher

State Government

Surgery

Teachers College Record

Texas State Journal of Medicine
U.S. Armed Forces Medical Journal
Virginia Medical Monthly
Young Children

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''INDEX OF AUTHORS

A

Abrahams, David, 9, 45, 64, 85

Abram, H. S., 11, 45, 86

Abramovitz, A. B., 53, 70

Abramson, Harold, 17

Abt, L. E., 18, 26, 49, 50, 57, 59, 71, 79

Adams Robert S., 37, 53, 79

Adamson, Campbell, 33

Adland, Marvin, 9

Ahr, A. Edward, 19, 38, 51, 54

Aikin, Dorothy, 9, 40, 83

Akbar A., 7, 86

Akins, K. B., 87

Aldrich, C. Knight, 9, 79

Alt, Edith S., 5

Altrocchi, J., 53, 64

American Association of Medical Social
Workers, 4

American Nursing Association, 16

Anderson, Florence, 64

Anderson, Vernon E., 21

Anstel, Norman I., 32

Anton, Tod Austin, 20, 56, 83

Argyris, Chris, 30, 53, 64, 70

Arnold, Mildred, 5, 40

Arrington, W. W., 61, 77

B

Babcock, Charlotte G., 9, 40, 50
Bach, George R., 30, 64

Bailey, R., 34

Balinsky, Benjamin, 44, 56
Banister, Richard Eugene, 20, 56, 63, 83
Barcai, Avner, 9

Barker, Warren J., 9, 85
Barnes, Louis B., 57

Barnes, Robert H., 79

Barrett, Richard, 30, 44, 56
Bartemeier, Leo H., 9, 70
Bartlett, Harriett M., 5, 45
Batman, Robert H., 45, 79
Baudry, Frank, 9, 45

Bauman, G., 80, 85

Bavelas, A., 31, 44, 66

Beasley, Florence, 16

Beaumont, John A., 57

Beckhard, Richard, 30, 53

Beigler, Jerome, S., 9, 85

Bellak, Leopold, 27, 49, 66, 72, 76

Benedek, E., 48, 88

Benne, Kenneth D., 22, 30, 31, 53, 66, 67,
71

Bennett, Edward M., 18, 37, 59, 70

Bennis, Warren G., 30, 31, 64, 66, 67, 71

Benschoter, Reba Ann, 79

Berblinger, Klaus W., 79

Berg, B. Robert, 5, 46

Berg, Leida, 10

Berkowitz, Herschel, 18

Berlin, Irving Norman, 6, 25, 37, 42, 57,
64, 70, 71, 79

Bernard, Lois G., 16

Bernard, Viola N., 10, 40

Bettelheim, Bruno, 10, 45

Bibring, Grete L., 10

Biggers, Mozelle, 25, 46, 85

Bill, Aydin A., 25

Bindman, Arthur J., 3, 18, 25, 49, 50, 71,
76, 79, 85

Bittan, M. T., 26

Bixby, F. Lovell, 42

Black, B. J., 21

Black, M. H., 21

Blaha, M. Jay, 21, 53

Blain, Daniel, 10, 85

Blake, Robert R., 57

Bliss, Jane A., 31

Bloomberg, C., 38

Blum, Henrik, 77

Blumberg, Arthur, 3, 16, 20, 21, 53, 64,
70, 83, 85

Blumberg, Claire, 51, 54, 67, 72, 81

Boehm, Werner W., 71

Boguslaw, Robert, 30, 64

Bonkowski, Robert J., 18, 37

Boone, Dorothy, 25, 38

Bordin, Edward S., 21

Bower, E. M., 19, 38

Bowman, Paul H., 30, 59, 64

Bradford, Leland P., 53, 64

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Bradley, V., 13, 28, 73

Brandt, Edith, 87

Brass, Matty, 17

Braucht, P:, 21,37

Bressler, B., 79

Brickman, Harry R., 25, 37, 64, 76
Brockbank, Reed, 25, 54, 64, 71
Brodshatzer, Arthur, 83
Brodsky, Carroll M., 10
Brody, Celia, 10, 41

Brosin, Henry W., 10, 71
Brown, Dorothy, 55, 81
Brown, Harry G., 34

Brown, Jonathan W., 59, 71, 76
Brown, Saul L., 10, 37

Brown, Theodore H., 57
Bryson, Lyman, 30, 34

Buie, Loyce C., 10, 47, 50
Burgess, Caroline B., 26
Bursten, Ben, 10, 16

Busse, E. W., 79

Butler, Robert N., 10, 47

Butt Dob 2k

Byram, H. M., 57

Byrd, Richard E., 57

C

Cady, Louise L., 16

Cairncross, Alee, 34

Caldwell, Lynton K., 64

California State Departments of Public
Health and Education, 24, 36, 75

Campbell, A. D., 32

Caplan, Gerald, 6, 24, 26, 29, 36, 37, 38,
39, 42, 49, 50, 52, 53, 55, 56, 57, 58,
62, 64, 69, 71, 75, 79

Carter, Jerry W. Jr., 18, 79

Cathell, J. L., 10, 14, 48, 71, 79

Chamberlain, H. E., 59

Champagne, David W., 20, 63, 78

Chapman, Richard F., 43, 54, 85

Charters, W. W. Jr., 21, 71

Cherlin, Dennis L., 18, 37, 59, 70

Chin, Robert, 31, 59, 64, 66, 67, 71

Chwast, Jacob, 26, 42

Clemmons, Roy S., 79, 81, 87, 88

Clendenen, Richard J., 57

Cocking, Walter D., 21, 65

Cohen, Louis D., 18, 26, 50, 57, 59, 65,
(1, 82

Cohen, Robert, 48

Cohnstaedt, Martin L., 59

Coleman, Jules V., 10, 26, 41, 50, 57

Consulting Engineers Council, 33

Corney, Robert T., 45, 85

Covner, Bernard J., 18, 54, 71

Cowen, E. L., 52, 55, 60, 86

Croley, H. T., 8, 58, 71

Cumings, Ruth, 86

Curran, W. J., 12, 58

Curtis, H. A., 21

Cushing, J. G. N., 65

Custer, Gene E., 19, 21

Cutler, Richard L., 24, 36, 50, 53, 56, rire
82

D

Dalle, B., 26

Dantes, D. Alfred, 32, 45
Datel, William E., 43
Davis, Alice Taylor, 6, 57
Davis, John, 65

Davis, Winborn E., 10, 27
Dayal, Ishwar, 30, 44, 65
Dean, Joel, 34

Decker, James H., 6, 41, 65
DeHaan, Robert F., 64
Dement, John C., 47, 76
Denney, Duane, 85
De-Nour, A. K., 13, 87
Deschweinitz, Elizabeth, 59
Dewald, Paul A., 10
Dexter, Louis Anthony, 30
Deyhle, Albrecht, 34
Dinoor-Kaplan, A., 13
Dobson, Jack Thomas, 83
Donham, Richard, 34
Dorsey, Joseph R., 80, 85
Downs, Anthony, 34
Drake, Russell, 6

Dubowy, Mildred W., 54, 57, 72
Duhl, Leonard S., 26, 43, 52, 60, 77

E

Earley, William L., 32, 51, 80
Eaton, Marquis G., 34
Economist, The, 34
Edinburg, Golda, 15, 42, 55
Edward, S., 21
''CONSULTATION IN MENTAL HEALTH AND RELATED FIELDS 99

Eisdorfer, C., 53, 64

Eisenberg, Leon, 85

Elkins, Alan M., 43

Elton, B., 82

Emerson, Ruth, 38, 51, 54, 67, 72, 81
Enelow, Allen J., 80

English, Joseph T., 12, 26, 47, 86
English, M. E., 21

Erickson, Mildred Hildegard, 25, 84
Erikson, E. Gordon, 30

F

Family Service Association of America,
8, 40, 82

Farley, Bernice C., 26, 47, 50

Feldman, Fred, 6

Felton, J. S., 32, 47

Ferguson, Charles K., 30, 54, 57, 65

Ferguson, Lawrence L., 34

Ferneau, Elmer F., 20, 21, 63, 84

Florentine, Helen G., 16

Forbes, John L., 59

Forstenzer, H. M., 26

Fortune, 34

Foster, John T., 85

Fox, Henry M., 11, 47, 80

Frank, E.°Gi;:27

Frank, Sister Charles Marie, 16

Frankel, Fred H., 11, 45

Freeman, F., 87, 88

Freeman, Victor J., 65

Friedlander, Frank, 30, 85

Friedman, S. Thomas, 86

Frist, Robert Jediah, 56, 59, 63, 84

Fulcher, Elizabeth, 16

G

Gallegos, Reuben A., 6, 26, 43
Garber, Robert, 19, 44
Gardner, Burleigh B., 30, 44, 65
Gardner, E. A., 52, 55, 60, 86
Garrett, Annette, 11, 41
Gates, S. G., 65

Gaupp, Peter G., 71

Gayle, R. F., 10, 85

George, Sister Mary, 16
Gibb, Jack R., 30, 54, 57, 65
Gibson, Robert, 11, 43

Gieseking, C. F., 43
Gilbert, Ruth, 16, 65

Gilbertson, Esther C., 16, 85

Gilmore, Mary H., 6

Ginther, J. R., 21

Glaser, Edward M., 34

Glasser, E. M., 19

Glidewell, John C., 31, 71

Gluck, Martin R., 19, 26

Golann, Stuart E., 3, 19, 82, 85

Goldberg, Herbert, 19, 38, 65

Golden, J. S., 9, 45, 64, 85

Goldenberg, I. Ira, 18, 37, 59, 70

Goldfeder, J., 10, 47, 50

Goldin, Gurston D., 43

Goldsmith, Ethel F., 14, 51

Goldston, Stephen E., 79

Gomberg, M. Robert, 12, 41

Gordon, Dorothy E., 16, 65, 86

Gordon, John, 16, 45

Gorman, Joanna F., 6, 71

Gottsegen, Gloria B., 19, 39, 52, 77

Gottsegen, Monroe G., 19, 39, 52, 77

Gouldner, Alvin W., 30, 31, 44, 65

Grady, Paul, 34

Green, Howard L., 34

Green, Rose, 6, 65, 72, 80

Greenberg, D. S., 34

Greenberg, Harold A., 11, 45

Greenberg, Irwin M., 11, 47

Greenberg, P., 21, 65

Greenblatt, Milton, 60

Greenhouse, Samuel M., 34

Greenwald, Albert, 10

Greiner, Larry E., 57

Griffith, Charles R., 24, 58, 60, 75, 76, 82

Grotjahn, Martin, 11, 51

Group for the Advancement of Psychiatry,
8, 40

Gubelli, E. Gerald, 11, 47

Gurevitz, H., 76

Guze, S. B., 88

H

Hackett, T. P., 15, 77
Hader, Marvin, 11, 45
Hagee, Florence, 6
Haire, M., 31, 44, 66
Hale, M. L., 11, 45, 86
Hall, B. H., 15, 52
''100 INDEX OF AUTHORS

Hall, T., 32, 86

Halleck, Seymour L., 11

Hallock, Arthur C. K., 26, 60

Hamovitch, Maurice B., 6, 80

Hankoff, L. D., 16

Hanlon, Julian, 57, 65

Hansen, A. Victor Jr., 80

Harle, Marjorie, 10

Harlow, Robert G., 19, 51

Harris, M. Robert, 26

Harris, N. C., 21

Harrison, A. M., 12, 41, 51, 66

Hartmann, Jane, 85

Hartog, Joseph, 27

Hassler, Ferdinand R., 2, 38, 54, 86

Havens, Leston L., 11, 47

Haylett, Clarice H., 17, 27, 28, 47, 49,
66, 72, 76

Haynes, H. C., 11, 43

Heath, Don, 89, 90

Henderson, C. M., 34

Henderson, R. L., 21

Hereford, Karl T., 21, 66

Hess, Donald P., 34

Heywood, S. J., 23, 58

Hilton, Lynn M., 20, 56, 84

Hirschowitz, Ralph G., 11, 38

Hoiberg, Otto G., 31, 60

Holcomb, Emerson, 6, 66

Holden, H. M., 47

Hollister, William G., 19, 38, 72, 80

Holstein, Shirley, 17

Holt, Herbert, 35

Hopkins, T. A., 22

Hornung, Jack, 66

Hospital Organization, 66

Howell, Roger W., 27, 47

Huessy, Hans R., 27, 47

Hull, J. H., 22

Human Organization, 66

Hunter, William F., 86

Hurwitt, Elliot S., 9, 45

Ingham, C. G., 79
Insley, V., 6, 57

Irving, J. R., 22

Iscoe, Ira, 86

Itzin, Frank H., 6, 41, 65

Jacob, E., 14, 46, 81

Jacobson, Stanley, 18, 36, 53, 56, 69
Jacobson, Sylvia R., 6

James, Edward W., 20, 36, 62
Jan-Tausch, J., 22

Jarvis, Paul E., 27, 72

Jerome, S., 9

Johnson, Betty S., 17, 45

Jones, A. L., 22, 66

K

Kahana, Ralph J., 11, 80

Kahl, F. Ruth, 17

Kahn, Marvin W., 7, 41, 54, 67

Kampmeier, R. H., 11, 45

Kane, Raymond F., 6

Kaphan, Marvin N., 11, 41, 51

Karls, James M., 27, 51, 72

Karp, Neil H., 27, 51, 72

Kaufman, Irving, 66

Kaufman, M. Ralph, 12, 45, 46, 66

Kaufman, Paul, 12

Kaufman, R. N., 12, 86

Kazanjian, V., 24, 50, 69, 75

Keith, Marjorie, 38, 51, 54, 67, 72, 81

Kellam, Sheppard, 60

Kelly, James G., 27, 38

Kenefick, D. P., 12, 58

Kenneth, Hester Young, 80

Kevin, David, 6, 54

Kidneigh, John C., 66

Kimball, Solon T., 31

Kindelsperger, Kenneth W., 6, 43, 54, 72

Kindelsperger, Walter L., 5, 63, 84

Kitchener, Howard L., 18, 37, 38, 51, 54,
67;-69,-72, 81

Klaes, Mary M., 17

Klebanoff, L. B., 76

Klein, Donald C., 19, 27, 38, 51, 87

Kleinman, G. S., 22

Kline, Milton V., 86

Knickerbocker, I., 31, 44, 66

Knight, James A., 27

Koch, Richard, 60, 73

Koch, William H. Jr., 66

Koenig, H., 14, 46, 81

Koenig, R,. 14, 46, 81
''CONSULTATION IN MENTAL HEALTH AND RELATED FIELDS 101

Kotinsky, Ruth, 59

Kough, John K., 64
Koumans, Alfred, J.R., 12
Kounin, Jacob S., 21, 22
Kozelka, R., 57
Krakowski, Adam J., 12, 43
Kramer, Milton, 27
Krentzman, Harvey C., 35
Kulkarni, D. V., 7, 86

L

Lane, Eli W., 9, 85

Lawler, Marcella Rita, 20, 22, 63, 66, 84

Lawrence, Charles, 35

Lawrence, Margaret M., 54, 57, 72

Lawson, E. P., 81

Lazer, William, 58

Leader, Arthur L., 7, 51, 80

Leifer, Ronald, 14, 67, 87

Leon, Robert L., 54, 80

Leopold, Robert L., 26, 43, 52, 60, 77

Leu, Donald J., 21, 66

Leven, S., 27

Levine, Murray, 18, 37, 59, 70

Levinson, Frances T., 12, 41

Levinson, Harry, 12, 44, 58, 76

Libo, Lester M., 19, 24, 58, 60, 66, 75, 76,
82

Liddle, Gordon P., 64

Lifschutz, Joseph E., 12, 41, 51, 66

Lindemann, E., 38

Lipowski, Z. J., 3, 86

Lippitt, Gordon L., 19, 31, 72, 86

Lippitt, Ronald, 29, 30, 31, 54, 57, 66

Litin, Edward, M., 12

Litman, R. E., 11, 41, 51

Litrio, John J., 27, 44

Locke, Norman, 27

Loeb, Martin B., 27

Long, Marie Ann, 22, 72

Long, Nicholas J., 38, 51, 54, 67, 72, 81

Loomis, S. Dale, 12, 43

Losty, Margaret A., 17

Lurie, Harry L., 7

Lynch, Richard M., 33

Lynton, Rolf P., 31, 44, 66

Lytle, C. E., 88

Mc

McClung, Franklin, 49, 83
McDaniel, Leonard J., 19, 38, 51, 54
McDonald, Elizabeth, 26, 51, 54
McGarry, A. Louis, 12, 58
McGehearty, Loyce, 86

McGregor, Douglas, 31, 44, 66
Mclver, Pearl, 17, 87

McKeever, Nell, 21, 22

McMahan, J., 22

McNeil, Elton B., 24, 36, 50, 53, 56, 75, 82
McPherson, W., 14, 46, 81
McWhirter, David P., 12, 47, 72

M

Maasarani, Aly M. M., 56, 63, 84

Macarov, David, 7, 86

Mace, Myles L., 35

Macht, Lee B., 12, 86

Mackey, Richard A., 2, 38, 54, 82

Maddux, James F., 12, 27, 41, 47, 72

Magoon, Thomas M., 19, 85

Maholick, Leonard T., 81, 88

Malkin, Samuel, 63, 84

Mallott, I. Floyd, 32, 51, 80

Management Review, The, 35

Mannino, Fortune V., 2, 8, 28, 29, 38, 51,
60, 67, 72, 73, 76, 86

Mantyan, B., 31

Marder, L., 81

Margolin, R. J., 32, 67, 73

Mariner, Allen S., 87

Marshall, Barbara, 46

Marshall, J. E., 22

Mason, Edward A., 89, 90, 91

Mason, Perry, 35

Massachusetts Department of Public
Health, 5, 53, 59

Matsunaga, G., 80, 85

Meeker, Marchia, 25, 37, 64, 76

Melvin, L., 48

Mendel, Werner M., 8, 10, 11, 12, 13, 14,
26, 32, 38, 39, 43, 44, 47, 51, 55, 58,
71, 72, 76, 77, 79, 80, 81, 87

Mendelson, Myer, 12, 13, 46, 72, 80

Mental Hygiene Committee of the Na-
tional Organization of Public Health
Nursing, 17, 66

Menzies, M. Albert, 13, 47
''102 INDEX OF AUTHORS

Mercer, Mary E., 28, 41

Meyer, Eugene, 12, 13, 46, 72, 80

Miel, Allice, 22, 31

Milbank Memorial Fund, 24, 36, 40, 62
Miller, Arthur A., 9, 13, 14, 41, 46, 81, 85
Miller, A. D., 1, 77

Miller, M. D., 22

Miller, Mary A., 17

Miller, Milton H., 11

Miller, S. M., 30, 44, 65

Mingoia, E., 22

Mirmow, Esther Lee, 87

Moburg, L. G., 22

Moe, Edward O., 31, 60

Montalvo, Frank F., 7

Morphet, Edgar L., 22

Morris, Robert, 31

Morse, William C., 38, 51, 54, 67, 72, 81
Moses, R., 13, 87

Mouton, Jane S., 57

Mouw, Mildred L., 17, 28, 47

Mozes, R., 13

Mullaney, W., 57

Muntyan, B., 22

Murphey, Lois B., 19, 46

N

National Conference of Social Work, 5

National Institute of Mental Health, U.S.
Department of Health, Education and
Welfare, 24

National League for Nurses, 16

Nelson, Sherman E., 27, 72

Neumann, Frederika, 13, 41

Newman, C. L., 26, 42

Newman, Ruth G., 18, 37, 38, 51, 54, 56,
67, 69, 72, 72-73, 81

Nicolle, Francis I., 13

Nitzberg, Harold, 7, 41, 54, 67

Nolan, Lydia G., 67, 80

Nolan, William, 32

Norman, Edward C., 67

Noy, P. A., 13, 87

O

Oettinger, Katherine B., 17
Ogura, Kiyoshi, 13, 28, 73
O’Keefe, Daniel, 7

Oksenhold, S., 22

Oliver, Joan, 46

Omura, Josephine, 16
Ormsby, Ralph, 13, 41, 54
O’Toole, James K., 13, 41, 58

P

Papanek, George O., 13, 38, 43, 46, 51, 73

Parker, Beulah, 13, 24, 28, 38, 55, 78, 81,
83

Payne, A., 22, 87

Pearsall, M., 31

Pennsylvania Department of Public Wel-
fare, 24, 50

Perkins, George L., 13

Perkins, Keith J., 28, 38

Perlin, S., 10, 47

Peter, Hollis W., 31, 44, 67

Peterson, S. D., 23

Phillips, L. M., 23

Phillipson, Thomas K., 59

Pierce-Jones, John, 86

Pilot, M. L., 14, 46

Plante, Ps As, 19237,

Plaut; 2., 28,73

Pleydell, Albert, 41, 58, 67

Plog, Stanley, 49, 83

Pollack, Seymour, 13, 43

Poorman, Ann, 17

Porter, Winifred H., 17, 58

Price, Morris H., 13, 41, 42

Prince, G. Stewart, 14

Proctor, R. C., 14

Q

Quittmeyer, Charles L., 35, 58

R

Rader, M. T., 5

Rae-Grant, Quentin, 28, 38, 73, 76

Rapoport, Lydia, 5, 7, 26, 27, 28, 47, 48,
49, 50, 54, 55, 58, 66, 70, 71, 72, 76

Rashid, Rifat, 7

Rasmussen, Gerald R., 23

Ratcliffe, Allen W., 86

Raulerson, J. D., 87, 88
''CONSULTATION IN MENTAL HEALTH AND RELATED FIELDS 103

Read, Hilton S., 32

Reavis, W. C., 23, 39, 58

Reckless, W. C., 26, 42

Reding, Georges R., 14, 51

Redl, Fritz, 18, 37, 38, 51, 54, 67, 69, 72,
81

Rehage, K. J., 23, 58

Reinisch, B., 23

Retana, C., 26

Rieman, Dwight W., 7, 28, 48, 55, 59, 60,
67, 73, 76

Riess, B. F., 18, 26, 50, 57, 59, 71, 79

Riley, Mary Jean, 14

Robbins, Fred P., 9, 85

Robbins, I. D., 35

Robbins, Paul R., 73, 87

Robert Anderson Associates, 90

Roberts, Mary B., 26

Roberts, Robert W., 7, 28, 48, 58, 73

Robinson, H. A., 23

Robinson, Lisa, 17

Rock, Herbert, 60, 73

Rockmore, Myron J., 7, 28, 60

Rogawski, Alexander S., 55, 76, 81

Rooney, H. L., 1, 2, 28, 77, 86

Roos, H. Warner, 58

Rosenblum, Gershwin, 28, 39, 67

Rosenfeld, Jona M., 29, 39, 42, 52, 55

Rosenthal, M. J., 5, 9, 40, 50, 53, 62, 70,
16

Rossi, A. M., 19, 87

Rowitch, Jerome, 29, 39, 55

Rudd, J. L., 32, 67, 73

Rumril, Mary S., 17

Russ, B. J., 49

Ryan, James, 81

5

Saba, T. H., 10, 47, 50

Salzman, Leonard F., 19, 51

Samaras, John N., 33, 35

Samelson, Charles, 9, 85

Sample, Charles E., 25

Sandt, John J., 14, 67, 87

Sarason, Seymour B., 18, 37, 59, 70

Sarcka, Anne, 29, 48, 52, 55, 60

Satterfield, J. H., 20, 23, 56, 63, 70, 83, 84

Savage, William W., 20, 23, 56, 63, 70,
83, 84

Scheidlinger, Saul, 29, 48, 52, 55, 60

Schein, Edgar H., 31

Scherl, D. J., 12, 86

Schiff, Sheldon, 60

Schiff, S. K., 14, 46

Schiffman, G. B., 23, 67

Schild, Sylvia, 60, 73

Schmuck, Richard A., 31, 39, 87

Schulz, Esther D., 55, 81

Schumacher, Henry C., 67, 77

Schwab, John J., 9, 17, 32, 81, 87, 88

Schwartz, Louis A., 14

Schwartzberg, Bernard, 29, 39

Scott, M., 87, 88

Scott, Ruth, 17

Sears, William F., 60

Seashore, Charles, 31, 67

Seffert, Robert, 48

Seitz, Philip F., 14, 46, 81

Selzer, Melvin L., 48, 88

Semrow, J. J., 23

Seney, Wilson, 33, 83

Senor, James M., 7, 60

Senseman, Laurence A., 14

Shangold, B., 64

Shapiro, David S., 81, 88

Shapiro, Leon N., 43, 52

Shay, Philip W., 33, 35

Shore, M. F., 28, 38, 60, 67, 73, 76

Shortal, Hazel, 17

Siegel, Doris, 7, 73

Sikkema, Mildred, 7

Sills, Malcolm, 19, 39, 52, 77

Silverio, J. S., 8

Simon, Elizabeth L., 32, 42

Simons, Richard C., 29, 73

Singer, Henry A., 35

Sloane, Paul, 8

Smith, Robert A. III, 35

Smyth, Wilma, 8, 48

Sofer, C., 29

Solnit, Albert J., 29, 39, 55

Solomon, Philip, 10, 11, 12, 13, 14, 26, 32,
38, 39, 43, 44, 47, 48, 51, 55, 58, 71,
72, 76, 77, 79, 80, 81, 87

Southern Regional Education Board and
NIMH, 78

Spanier, Irene J., 54, 57, 72

Spencer, Charles D., 29, 44

Spencer, Esther C., 8, 58, 73, 87

Spencer, Roger F., 88

Spielberger, Charles D., 52, 53, 55, 60, 64
''104 INDEX OF AUTHORS

Stanley, C. Maxwell, 33

Stark, Mary H., 29, 39, 55

Stein, Herman D., 14

Stein, Sherry, 24, 50, 69, 75

Steinle, R. L., 67

Stephenson, Rachel B., 8, 68
Stewart, M. A., 88

Stewart, R. L., 14, 46, 81

Stewart, T. B., 12, 41, 51, 66

Stock, D., 14, 46, 81

Stokes, John H., 17

Stone, Edmund C., 87

Stratas, Nicholas E., 10, 14, 48, 71, 72
Stringer, Lorene A., 8, 28, 38, 73, 76
Strother, C. R., 18, 79

Stryker, Perrin, 35

Stunden, Alastair, 49, 83
Stuttlefield, Robert L., 14, 48
Sullivan, M. E., 5, 9, 40, 50, 53, 62, 70, 76
Susselman, Samuel, 14, 43, 68, 77
Sutherland, J. D., 68, 81

Switzer, Elaine, 8, 55

Szurek, S. A., 6

T

Tannenbaum, David E., 14, 42
Tarnower, William, 15, 52
Taschman, H. A., 8, 29

Tatar, Harold R., 15, 58, 73
Tatham, Laura Esther, 33, 83
Taylor, Joseph L., 15, 42, 52
Teason, V. B., 88

Teitelbaum, Deena I., 84
Tetreault, Jeanne M., 39, 88

Texas State Department of Health, Divi-

sion of Mental Health, 24, 50, 53
Thomas, E. L., 23
Thomas, John M., 30, 44, 65
Thompson, W. C., 15, 42
Tilles, Seymour, 33, 35, 68, 84
Tipton, James H., 21, 23, 74
Toland, Robert A., 59, 76
Towle, Charlotte, 5, 70
Townes, Brenda D., 88
Towson, Robert Fenn Jr., 33, 84
Treusch, Jerome V., 11, 51
Trione, Verdune, 19, 39, 88
Troyer, Raymond E., 20, 84
Tucker, Elizabeth, 18

U

Umans, S., 23

University of Hawaii, School of Social
Work, 40

U.S. Department of Health, Education and
Welfare, 5, 37, 40, 42, 46, 50, 59, 63,
70

U.S. Depatment of Labor, Bureau of La-
bor Standards, 33, 56

Vv

Valder, M. J., 87, 88

Valenstein, Arthur F., 15, 42, 52
Van Driel, Agnes, 8

Van Egmond, Elmer, 31, 67
Van Ophuijsen, J. H. W., 15
Vaughan, Warren T. Jr., 26, 60
Vielhaber, David P., 29, 44

Von Felsinger, J. M., 19, 87

W

Wagner, N. N., 88

Wallace, Helen M., 17, 48

Walton, Richard E., 31, 32

Warme, G. E., 68, 81

Warner, Arthur E., 58

Warren, M. D., 32

Warren, Roland L., 29, 56, 63

Warriner, Alice, 8

Washington Department of Health, 25,
50, 63, 70

Watson, J., 29

Watson, Warren K., 33, 84

Wear, Pat W., 23

Webb, Jean F., 33

Weber, Robert A., 20, 36, 62

Weinandy, Janet E., 48

Weinberg, W. L., 24, 50, 69, 75

Weiner, Myron F., 15, 52

Weiner, Ruth, 29, 39

Weinick, Howard M., 37, 53, 79

Weisman, A. D., 15, 77

Weiss, Sheldon W., 19, 39, 68

Welsh, G., 25

Welty, Stella L., 23

Wertheimer, M., 7, 86

Westley, B., 29

Whidden, A. G., 5

 
''CONSULTATION IN MENTAL HEALTH AND RELATED FIELDS 105

Whittington, Horace G., 15, 29, 39, 42, 48,
ee

Wiener, Alfred, 9, 45

Wilken, C. W., 23

Williams, Beth T., 61

Williams, Corrine R., 46

Williams, L., 23

Williams, Mary Ellen Knapp, 39

Williams, Robert L., 15, 81

Williamson, Eva M., 16, 85

Wilmer, Harry A., 15, 68

Wilson, James Brian, 21, 63, 78

Wimberger, H. C., 88

Witmer, Helen L., 59

Wittson, C. L., 79

Wodinsky, Abraham, 15, 46

Wolberg, A., 81

Wolfe, H. E., 68, 74

Wolff, Max, 32, 61, 68

Wollstein, S., 13

Woodward, L. E., 61, 77

Woodward, N., 46

Worldwide Medical News Service, 90
Wouters, F. W., 15

Wright, Benjamin, 15, 46

Wurm, Carolyn, 19, 85

Wylie, Howard Lee, 19, 39, 52, 77

Y

Yamamoto, Kazuo, 74
Yankauer, Alfred, 61

Z

Zax, M., 52, 55, 60, 86
Ziegler, Frederick J., 15, 52
Zinberg, Norman, 15, 42, 55
Zrull, Joel P., 39, 77

Zwick, Paul A., 52

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