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Showing 1 to 14 of 14 for “"counseling relationship"”.
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Juvenile Offenders' Perceptions of the Counseling Relationship
… explore juvenile offenders' perceptions of the counseling relationship. Eight juvenile offenders who were on probation under the jurisdiction of a juvenile court participated in the study. Using a phenomenological methodology, two interviews with each participant were conducted in order to …
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Consumers' Perceptions of Cultural Competence in the Counseling Relationship: A Phenomenological Study
… their perceptions of cultural competence in the counseling relationship. Phenomenological interviews were used to explore in depth and with diversity the participants' subjective meaning of the lived experience (Denzin & Lincoln, 2003). Constant comparative research methods were used to analyze …
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An Investigation of the Relationship Between Self-reported Multicultural Counseling Competence and Middle School Counselors' Efforts to Broach Racial, Ethnic, and Cultural Factors with Students
… empirical validation concerning Multicultural Counseling Competence (MCC), the mental health field has been criticized for a lack of measurable constructs that embody multicultural counseling skills (Sanchez-Hucles & Jones, 2005; Weinrach & Thomas, 1998). In an effort to contribute to the …
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The Self-Reported Multicultural Sports Counseling Competencies Among Professional School Counselors and Play It Smart Academic Coaches
… compared the self-reported multicultural sports counseling competencies of professional school counselors and Play It Smart academic coaches. Specifically, the study explored the differences in multicultural awareness, multicultural counseling knowledge, multicultural counseling skills, and the …
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The Meaning of Being: the Challenges of Existential Psychology for Biblical Counseling
… of Existential Psychology for Biblical Counseling Frederick Nobuya Rodeheaver In fulfillment for the degree Doctor of Philosophy The Southern Baptist Theological Seminary 2017 Chair: Dr. Jeremy Pierre The thesis of this dissertation is that any anthropology that guides pastoral …
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Meaningful Experiences of the Counseling Process from Multiple Perspectives
The counseling process and relationship are inherently interconnected, and each person involved, or observing, has a unique perspective on what is significant. Thus, it is important for researchers to examine this process holistically for a more complete understanding of the counseling process and …
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Gender differences and depression in self-disclosure on the therapeutic relationship
The counseling relationship is a major factor in promoting change from the client in the therapeutic relationship. Additional factors contributing to or hindering this relationship including gender, depressive symptomology, and disclosure tendency, collectively require further attention to …
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Elementary School Children's Perceptions of the Process of Counseling with School Counselors who Utilize Play Therapy Techniques
… school children's perceptions of the process of counseling with school counselors who utilize play therapy techniques. Seven elementary school children who were engaged in a counseling relationship with a school counselor who utilized play therapy techniques were interviewed three different times …
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Pregnant Black/African Americans' Experiences In Prenatal Genetic Counseling
… couples, and families who may be seeking genetic counseling, but also to use psychosocial skills with patients. Previous studies with majority of White participants have described how psychosocial skills build patient trust. Therefore, this study aimed to determine what factors made pregnant …
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Counselor Religiosity and its Relationship to the Willingness to Encourage Forgiveness and Reconciliation in Clients
… understanding of his or her role in the counseling relationship and how the counselor’s role influences this relationship. It also was designed to enhance the practice of psychotherapy.</p> <p>Method: Because this study examined the relationship between the independent variable …
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The effects of a training module portraying sex bias and sex-role stereotyping in psychotherapy on counselor trainee attitudes toward women
… on sex bias and sex-role stereotyping in the counseling milieu would have upon attitudes toward women held by graduate counselor trainees. Attitudes of the experimental group were compared with attitudes of control subjects who received no treatment.The research was planned to answer two …
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The effect of counseling skills training on U.S. Army squad leaders using the interpersonal process recall instructional series : influencing human interaction
… Process Recall training program in developing counseling skills with U.S. Army squad leaders. A secondary purpose was to examine applicability of Interpersonal Process Recall training with subjects having little or no prior counseling skills training.A review of paraprofessional and …
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The relationship between death awareness training, values and value systems
The purpose of this study was to examine the relationship and effect of a Death Awareness Training program on personal values and value systems. The experimental group experienced Death Awareness Training and the control group participated in an exercise assumed to be unrelated to the experimental …
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The relationship between Adlerian personality priorities of clients and counselors and the therapeutic working alliance.
… purpose of this research was to determine if a relationship exists between quality of the therapeutic working alliance and counselors' and clients' Adlerian personality priorities. Variables included counselors' and clients' Adlerian personality priorities and ratings of working alliance. …