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Showing 1 to 6 of 6 for “"licensed counselors"”.
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A Hermeneutic Phenomenological Approach to Analyzing How Licensed Counselors Practice Self-Care
… approach to analyze the lived experiences of Licensed Counselors (LC) in Outpatient Mental Health Clinics (OMHC). The researcher took an in depth look at the level of support and their lived experience while they practice self-care. The study consisted of individual interviews and a writing …
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Counselor Views of the Role of Trauma in Borderline Personality Disorder
… have largely neglected to explore the views of counselors, indicating a significant gap in the research. This study took a qualitative approach to increasing understanding of the views and experiences of licensed counselors as they work with clients and encounter trauma and the diagnosis of BPD. …
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Outcome-Informed Supervision: A Mixed Methods Investigation Of Counseling Supervisors’ Utilization Of Feedback-Informed Treatment Data
… of FIT data in the supervision of provisionally licensed counselors. An explanatory sequential mixed methods study design was used to explore what and how factors are related to supervisors’ use of FIT data in supervision. In the first phase of the study exploring demographic, practice setting, …
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Mental Health Professsionals: Attitudes Toward Sex Offenders and Moral Development
… outcomes. Research participants included licensed and non-licensed counselors, social workers and psychologists (n = 135). Along with a demographic questionnaire and the Marlowe- Crowne Social Desirability Scale, the Defining Issues Test was used as a measure of moral development and the …
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Counselors' Perceptions of Identity and Attitudinal Differences Between Counselors and Other Mental Health Professionals
… of this quantitative survey was to examine counselors' attitudes towards their professional identity and to identify the components of professional identity, which they believe contributed to their own identity as counselors. Counselors' perceptions of differences between themselves and …
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Describing Counselors' Social Class and Socioeconomic Status Understanding and Awareness
… counselor education courses. These courses allow counselors-in-training to examine their biases, beliefs, values, and worldviews about diverse populations, and develop applicable skills. However, far too often, social class and socioeconomic status are excluded from counselors' multicultural …