Journal of Counseling and Development back issues from March 2006:
Strengthening career human agency.
Mar 22, 2006; ... Vocational and career psychology aim to promote positive management and healthy growth in the vocational aspects of individuals' lives. Of central importance in achieving this goal is the understanding and use of human potential in making positive changes and implementing constructive ...
Crisis in context theory: an ecological model.
Mar 22, 2006; ... Most experts in crisis intervention (e.g., James & Gilliland, 2005; Kanel, 2003; Slaikeu, 1990) believe Lindemann ushered in the modern era of this field with his research on survivors of the 1942 Coconut Grove Fire in Boston, Massachusetts. Since that time, crisis intervention has ...
Perfectionism, shame, and depressive symptoms.
Mar 22, 2006; ... Over the past three decades, research emphasizing the life experiences and personal characteristics of individuals with depression has greatly improved the understanding of depression, particularly its more chronic and treatment-resistant forms (Blatt, 1995). Researchers representing ...
Gender differences in the relationship of anger and depression in a clinical sample.
Mar 22, 2006; ... The theoretical literature regarding anger has traditionally postulated that substantial gender differences exist in the experience and expression of this emotion (Sharkin, 1993). To a large extent, these differences have been attributed to gender role socialization. For example, women ...
Lesbians with physical disabilities: a qualitative study of their experiences with counseling.
Mar 22, 2006; ... In a survey of 1,925 lesbians who responded to the National Lesbian Health Care Survey, Bradford, Ryan, and Rothblum (1994) found that 73% of the respondents had seen or were currently seeing a mental health counselor at the time they completed the survey. Although a similar study has not ...
Qualitative methodology in counseling research: recent contributions and challenges for a new century.
Mar 22, 2006; ... These new [qualitative] methods are not for the faint of heart. They demand imagination, courage to face the unknown, flexibility, some creativeness, and a good deal of personal skills in observation, interviewing, and self-examination--some of the same skills, in fact, required for ...
School-based health centers: implications for counselors.
Mar 22, 2006; ... There are increasing numbers of children and adolescents who are affected by chronic health or emotional problems. Many children and adolescents do not receive adequate services in the community, and, untreated, these problems often become a barrier for success in school (Adelman & Taylor, ...
Psychosocial treatments for major depression and dysthymia in older adults: a review of the research literature.
Mar 22, 2006; ... Individuals over the age of 65 constitute a fast growing segment of the population, and recent studies suggest that their rate of depression is a significant issue (Myers & Harper, 2004; Powers, Thompson, Futterman, & Gallagher-Thompson, 2002). The population of older adults in the United ...