Journal of Counseling and Development

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Articles in January, 2006 issue of Journal of Counseling and Development

• The attractiveness of telephone counseling: an empirical investigation of client perceptions.(psychological research)
  by Brossart, Daniel F.; Conoley, Collie W.; Reese, Robert J.
• Models of disability: implications for the counseling profession.(Practice & Theory)(psychological research)
  by Smart, David W.; Smart, Julie F.
• Book review of Rewarding Specialties for Mental Health Clinicians: Devoloping Your Practice Niche.(Book Review)
  by Mahaffey, Barbara A.
• The school change feedback process: creating a new role for counselors in education reform.(psychological research)
  by Colbert, Robert D.; Pransky, Kenneth; Vernon-Jones, Russ
• Critical ethical issues in online counseling: assessing current practices with an ethical intent checklist.(Research)
  by Shaw, Holly E.; Shaw, Sarah F.
• Profiles of women survivors: the development of agency in abusive relationships.(psychological research)
  by Hage, Sally M.
• Parental attachment, self-worth, and depressive symptoms among emerging adults.(psychological research)(includes statistical tables)
  by Kenny, Maureen E.; Sirin, Selcuk R.
• The convergence of counseling and psychiatric genetics: an essential role for counselors.(Practice & Theory)(psychological research)
  by Douthit, Kathryn Z.
• Wearing two hats: counselors working as managerial leaders in agencies and schools.(Best Practices)(psychological research)
  by Curtis, Russ; Sherlock, John J.
• A qualitative analysis of the Lesbian Connection's discussion forum.(psychological research)
  by Erwin, Terry McVannel
• The use of humor when counseling African American college students.(Practice & Theory)(psychological research)
  by Butler, S. Kent; Darg, Jules A.; Downing, Trae, K.E.; Vereen, Linwood G.; Williams, Franklyn C.
• An interview with Samuel T. Gladding thoughts on becoming a counselor.(Profile)(Wake Forest University)(psychological research)(Interview)
  by Haight, Marilyn G.; Shaughnessy, Michael F.
• Baby boomers mature and gerontological counseling comes of age.(Practice & Theory)(psychological research)
  by Abney, Paul C.; Maples, Mary Finn
• Making change visible: the possibilities in assessing mental health counseling outcomes.(Assessment & Diagnosis)(psychological research)
  by Leibert, Todd W.