Recently added articles from TCA Journal:

Living without free will: Cambridge studies in philosophy

Apr 01, 2003; Wilks, Duffy ... Pereboom, Derek (2001) Living without free will: Cambridge studies in philosophy Cambridge, MASS: Cambridge University Press Reviewed by Duffy Wilks In a Peanuts cartoon strip, Charles Schulz' delightfully self-centered Lucy was once shown carrying a document ...

The Gift of Therapy

Apr 01, 2003; Taylor, Elizabeth R ... Yalom, I. (2002) The Gift of Therapy New York: Harper-Collins Publishers, 259 pages Reviewed by Elizabeth R. Taylor Erik Erikson in 1956 stated that there comes a time in adult development that calls for "generativity"-a concern for and need to pass on to the next ...

The challenge

Apr 01, 2003; Anonymous ... The Challenge Each day we are challenged to be better, to rise above the difficulties, to find new solutions, and to provide a healing context. Each day, counselors meet these challenges through courageous, creative, and insightful techniques. Yet, another challenge is often left ...

Developing a comprehensive elementary school counseling program on a shoestring

Apr 01, 2003; Magnuson, Sandy ... This article features a series of strategies and resources one elementary school counselor used to develop a comprehensive elementary school counseling program without adequate funding. Suggestions include participation in professional associations, use of children's literature, and ...

Contributions of supervisees: A strength-based element of supervision

Apr 01, 2003; Fall, Kevin A; Lyons, Christy; Lewis, Tammy ... Professional literature on supervision of the practicum and internship has a variety of foci. This article explores an element of supervision that honors the contributions made by the supervisee to the site as a way to foster an increased sense of efficacy in the supervisee. Possible ...

Understanding the grief process: A first step to helping bereaved clients

Apr 01, 2003; Oates, Martha ... Grief is a normal and natural response to any significant loss, especially the death of a loved one or close friend. The grieving process is, however, often misunderstood and/or neglected by both the bereaved and professional helpers. Counselors and family therapists need a framework for ...

Effects of a brief meditation program on well-being and loneliness

Apr 01, 2003; Duncan, Linda; Weissenburger, David ... This study tested the hypothesis that brief meditations practiced daily over a short period of time would increase individuals' well being and decrease their susceptibility to loneliness. Twenty graduate students in a transpersonal psychology course served as participants in the study. Thirteen ...