Recently added articles from Journal of Professional Counseling, Practice, Theory, & Research:
Publishing a Conceptual Manuscript: An Editorial Perspective
Apr 01, 2009; ... My term began July 1, 2007, and since that time the acceptance rate for the journal has been approximately 40%. When examining the nature of the manuscripts rejected for publication, nearly all them were conceptual manuscripts. Approximately 80% of the manuscripts submitted to the Journal of ...
Addressing Immigrant and Refugee Issues in Multicultural Counselor Education
Apr 01, 2009; ... Although counseling, psychological, and mental health research has been conducted on the needs and experiences of immigrants and refugees living in the United States, inclusion of these topics is not as prevalent or consistent in neither counselor preparation nor discussion of multicultural ...
Theoretical Orientation and Play Therapy: Examining Therapist Role, Session Structure, and Therapeutic Objectives
Apr 01, 2009; ... Within the context of play therapy, the author will compare and contrast three important therapeutic dimensions - therapist role, session structure, and therapeutic objective - between three distinct theoretical orientations: 1) child-centered play therapy; 2) Release/Structured play therapy; ...
An Overview of Systemic-Organizational Consultation for Professional Counselors
Apr 01, 2009; ... This literature review integrates classic and recent scholarship on the framework of systemic-organizational consultation. The authors identify and describe the principles of systemic-organizational consultation, and assert that adoption of this model can help promote counseling as a profession ....
Cluster Analysis of Impaired Counseling Students: A Survey of Master's Level CACREP-Accredited Programs
Apr 01, 2009; ... We investigated how a set of behavioral indicators aided in identifying impaired counseling students who were subjected to remediation and termination. The cases of remediation and termination were then examined using cluster analysis to identify clusters of impaired students. Thirty-five ...