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The Process of Problem Pregnancy Counseling

Journal of American College Health Association, 1980
Abstract Effective counseling for women experiencing an unwanted pregnancy can facilitate quality decision making and personal growth. Supportive counseling minimizes the trauma and the potential for emotional deterioration. Timely counseling augments a woman's coping ability with this current life crisis and provides her with a positive, growth ...
J, Urman, S K, Meginnis
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Career counselling: a process in process

British Journal of Guidance and Counselling, 1997
Abstract Career counselling, career guidance, and career interventions are terms in the process of evolution. Historical and contemporary factors in the US experience that have changed and expanded the needs for career counselling and related career interventions are discussed.
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Outcomes and process in genetic counselling

Clinical Genetics, 1996
Although it may be simple to evaluate some elements of clinical genetics, it is difficult to evaluate genetic counselling. We review previous studies of the outcomes of genetic counselling; although the methods used may be valid in research studies, there are practical and ethical difficulties in applying them to the measurement of clinical ...
A, Clarke, E, Parsons, A, Williams
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Dimensions of the counseling process

Journal of Clinical Psychology, 1948
Originally published in JCLP, 4, 240–244 (1948). © 2000 John Wiley & Sons, Inc. J Clin Psychol 56: 835–839, 2000.
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Career Counseling Process

2019
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The Counseling Process

Review of Educational Research, 1957
In 1953, Division 17 of the American Psychological Association changed its name from Division of Counseling and Guidance to Division of Counseling Psychology. This event formally marked the establishment of counseling psychology as an area of specialization at the doctoral level in psychology (2).
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Counselling as a dialectical process

International Journal for the Advancement of Counselling, 1990
This paper attempts to merge the dialectical perspective within the framework of counselling psychology. Both objective and subjective approaches to counselling are reviewed and a synthetical solution is proposed which falls within the all-encompassing dialectical perspective.
Robert H. Short, Brian J. Boon
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Career Counseling Process

2008
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Labeling in the Counseling Process

Journal of Applied Rehabilitation Counseling, 1977
Labeling as related to rehabilitation counseling has both positive and negative aspects. These aspects range from the use of labels as a necessary tool in diagnosis and treatment to the capricious use of labels by professionals and paraprofessionals working in the delivery of services.
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Cognitive Processes in Counseling

The Counseling Psychologist, 1993
This article represents a practical decision tree for counselors in which two distinct approaches to cognitive change processes in counseling, one based on learning processes and one based on attitude change processes, are integrated into a useful model to facilitate cognitive change in counseling. Jack Martin's cognitive instructional counseling (CIC)
Martin Heesacker, Jeff E. Harris
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