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(2015) Test Questions For Licensed Professional Counselors, Test Questions
(2015) Test Questions For Licensed Professional Counselors, Test Questions
Louisiana Journal of Counseling
No abstract provided.
(2015) Ethical Gatekeeping For Lpc Supervisors, Christian J. Dean
(2015) Ethical Gatekeeping For Lpc Supervisors, Christian J. Dean
Louisiana Journal of Counseling
Counseling supervisors have an ethical responsibility to be gatekeepers to the profession and to protect the public from harm. When a Licensed Professional Counselor – Supervisor (LPC-S) in Louisiana is not also the Provisional Licensed Professional Counselor’s (PLPC) on-site supervisor, insight regarding the PLPC’s behaviors may be lacking and therefore decreases the ability of the LPC-S to identify potential remediation areas. The author presents a method to help supervision only LPC-Ss ensure their gatekeeping responsibilities through consented communications with on-site administrative supervisors.
(2015) Reading The Code Of Ethics As Literature: The Application Of Hermeneutical Principles To Enhance Counselor Knowledge And Competence, Jan Case, Megan Long, Andrea Sanders
(2015) Reading The Code Of Ethics As Literature: The Application Of Hermeneutical Principles To Enhance Counselor Knowledge And Competence, Jan Case, Megan Long, Andrea Sanders
Louisiana Journal of Counseling
No abstract provided.
(2015) Reflective Supervision As A Key Support For Counselors, Krystal M. Vaughn, Allison B. Boothe, Angela W. Keyes
(2015) Reflective Supervision As A Key Support For Counselors, Krystal M. Vaughn, Allison B. Boothe, Angela W. Keyes
Louisiana Journal of Counseling
Reflective supervision is a protected time and space for a counselor to consider his or her work from multiple perspectives with a trusted mental health professional (Shahmoon-Shanok, 2009). The authors present reflective supervision as an important component of on-going counselor practice that is separate from clinical supervision provided during counselor training. Theories of clinical and reflective supervision are discussed as they relate to the development of reflective practice for counselors. Reflective supervision is differentiated from clinical and administrative supervision as well as from periodic case consultation. The authors discuss how reflective supervision for counselors is a foundational component of their …
(2015) Supervisory Triad In Multicultural Supervision, Hsin-Ya Tang, Erik Braun
(2015) Supervisory Triad In Multicultural Supervision, Hsin-Ya Tang, Erik Braun
Louisiana Journal of Counseling
This paper will provide a summary of the available literature on the supervisory triad and multicultural supervision. Topics identified will include the triadic supervisory relationship; the goal of multicultural supervision; and the potential benefits and drawbacks of supervisory models. The authors will also present a model of supervision, the Multicultural Triadic Network (MTN) model, to address the direct and indirect relationship network between supervisor, counselor, and client. A discussion will be provided of how multicultural competence flows within this triadic system. Finally, the authors recommend some strategies for implementing the MTN.
(2015) Utilizing Cognitive-Behavioral Therapy With Bullied Obese Adolescents In Schools, Kellie Giorgio Camelford
(2015) Utilizing Cognitive-Behavioral Therapy With Bullied Obese Adolescents In Schools, Kellie Giorgio Camelford
Louisiana Journal of Counseling
In today's culture obesity is becoming an epidemic for individuals of all ages. Research shows that obese adolescents have higher risks of being the victims and perpetrators of bullying in a school setting. School counselors should focus on this specialized population as a way to create prevention and intervention strategies. This paper reviews current literature demonstrating obese adolescents as a marginalized population, and how school counselors can utilize cognitive-behavioral therapy in working with obese adolescents.
(2015) From The Editors, Meredith Nelson, Peter Emerson
(2015) From The Editors, Meredith Nelson, Peter Emerson
Louisiana Journal of Counseling
Complementary and Alternative Medical Therapies: A Second Look
(2015) Entire Issue, Meredith Nelson, Peter Emerson
(2015) Entire Issue, Meredith Nelson, Peter Emerson
Louisiana Journal of Counseling
No abstract provided.
(2016) Test Questions For Licensed Professional Counselors, Test Questions
(2016) Test Questions For Licensed Professional Counselors, Test Questions
Louisiana Journal of Counseling
No abstract provided.
(2016) Ethical Decision-Making In Relation To Confidentiality Of Client-Assisted Suicide, Ashley Lopez, Kellie Giorgio Camelford
(2016) Ethical Decision-Making In Relation To Confidentiality Of Client-Assisted Suicide, Ashley Lopez, Kellie Giorgio Camelford
Louisiana Journal of Counseling
Counselors encounter ethical dilemmas throughout the course of their careers. As new issues arise that change legislation, the counseling profession must translate these ethical concerns into new practices. The authors in this paper apply the ethical decision-making model created by Corey, Corey, and Callanan (2010) to an ethical dilemma with regards to confidentiality of a client-assisted suicide. A growing number of states are considering reform legislation to allow end-of-life assistance (Downie, 2016). In this scenario, a client seeking grief counseling discloses to his counselor his intent to assist his terminally ill wife in her suicide request. Utilizing Corey, Corey, and …
(2016) It Ain’T Your Mama’S Yoga! Transformations Utilizing The Ddp Yoga System; A Qualitative Case Study, Pete Cooper
(2016) It Ain’T Your Mama’S Yoga! Transformations Utilizing The Ddp Yoga System; A Qualitative Case Study, Pete Cooper
Louisiana Journal of Counseling
In this study, a single qualitative case study to examine the transformations that occurred in a participant who has engaged in the Diamond Dallas Page (DDP) yoga system for 6 years was utilized. DDP yoga is the workout created by 3 time WCW champion Diamond Dallas Page. Two in depth open-ended interviews were conducted with the participant. The first interview was conducted to gather raw data, and the second interview was conducted to validate the data. Eight first order themes were established in the first interview which consisted of a) injuries (physical and psychological), b) weight, c) pain management, d) …
(2016) Pharmacology Training Of Counselors, Jessica Fanguy Cortez, Chris Rachal
(2016) Pharmacology Training Of Counselors, Jessica Fanguy Cortez, Chris Rachal
Louisiana Journal of Counseling
As the use of psychotropic medications to treat mental illness increases across the lifespan, the need for psychopharmacology training for counselors intensifies. Research by Sepulveda (2011) concluded that counselor educators are not overwhelmingly supportive of including a psychopharmacology course in CACREP–approved school counselor curricula. Expanding on Sepulveda’s (2011) work, our findings indicate that most CACREP-approved counseling programs do not offer psychological or psychopharmacology courses. Most program directors favor such courses in their programs, and agree that licensed counselors are routinely confronted with medication issues in professional settings. But despite the fact that most programs lack training in psychopharmacology, directors believe …
(2016) Editorial, Reshelle C. Marino, Peter Emerson, Catherine Redden
(2016) Editorial, Reshelle C. Marino, Peter Emerson, Catherine Redden
Louisiana Journal of Counseling
Louisiana School Counselors’ Voices Matter: Gathering Input for Updating the American School Counselor Association’s Code of Ethics
(2016) The Multicultural Triadic Network Model In Supervision-Of-Supervision, Hsin-Ya Yang, Erik Braun, Kee Pau
(2016) The Multicultural Triadic Network Model In Supervision-Of-Supervision, Hsin-Ya Yang, Erik Braun, Kee Pau
Louisiana Journal of Counseling
This paper will provide a summary of the available literature on supervisor training; specifically supervisor training models, programs, and curricula. The authors will also discuss the Multicultural Triadic Network (MTN) model, drawing attention to the added layer of complexity that the supervision-of-supervision (SOS) element contributes. A case scenario will be provided to illustrate how the SOS network flows within the supervisory relationship. Finally, the authors will present specific implications of considering the cultural dynamics of each member of the SOS network in the MTN model.
(2016) Entire Issue, Meredith Nelson, Peter Emerson
(2016) Entire Issue, Meredith Nelson, Peter Emerson
Louisiana Journal of Counseling
No abstract provided.
(2017) Test Questions For Licensed Professional Counselors, Test Questions
(2017) Test Questions For Licensed Professional Counselors, Test Questions
Louisiana Journal of Counseling
No abstract provided.
(2017) School Counselors’ Wellness Behavior And Its Effect On Compassion Fatigue, Burnout And Compassion Satisfaction, Mary G. Mayorga, Sabina Devries, Ann Wardle
(2017) School Counselors’ Wellness Behavior And Its Effect On Compassion Fatigue, Burnout And Compassion Satisfaction, Mary G. Mayorga, Sabina Devries, Ann Wardle
Louisiana Journal of Counseling
As stated by Myers (1992), wellness, prevention and developmental approaches in counseling are the cornerstone of the counseling profession. Wellness needs to be emphasized, not only from the client but also from the professional counselor perspective. The value of the wellness behavior for the helping professional is well documented by several entities including the American Counseling Association, which has embraced wellness from a comprehensive, holistic perspective (Myers, 2014). The aim of this study was to examine a group of school counselors to obtain data regarding compassion satisfaction, burnout, and compassion fatigue. Another goal was to determine the correlation between wellness …
(2017) Integration Of Play Therapy With Insecurely Attached Adolescents, Megan N. Long, Erin M. Dugan, Kellie G. Camelford
(2017) Integration Of Play Therapy With Insecurely Attached Adolescents, Megan N. Long, Erin M. Dugan, Kellie G. Camelford
Louisiana Journal of Counseling
The purpose of this study was to develop a better understanding of play therapists’ methods for screening adolescents for attachment disorders, as well as determining the effectiveness of integrating play therapy in treating adolescents who are insecurely attached with their primary caregivers. This study attempts to determine the theoretical orientation of play therapists who utilized play therapy in treating insecurely attached adolescent clients. This study sought to determine if there are any current trends among play therapists, in regard to providing play therapy services to insecurely attached adolescents. The primary goal of this study was to gain greater depth of …
(2017) Educating Counselors-In-Training To Work With Parents Of Minors, Krystal M. Vaughn, Erin M. Dugan, Kellie G. Camelford
(2017) Educating Counselors-In-Training To Work With Parents Of Minors, Krystal M. Vaughn, Erin M. Dugan, Kellie G. Camelford
Louisiana Journal of Counseling
Counselor education programs offer numerous opportunities for students to receive the necessary knowledge, skills, and experiences to become professional counselors. However, due to limited time, there are areas in the program that are not covered in-depth for various reasons. One such area where students may lack educational or clinical training is in the preparation of working with minors, and more specifically, the treatment of minors surrounding parental consultation practice patterns. The purpose of this article is to define parent consultation, review ethical and legal considerations when working with minors, and to provide counselor educators considerations to utilize when preparing counselors-in-training …
(2017) Entire Issue, Meredith Nelson, Peter Emerson
(2017) Entire Issue, Meredith Nelson, Peter Emerson
Louisiana Journal of Counseling
No abstract provided.
(2017) Editorial, Shannon Fowler, Morgan Matthews, Meredith Nelson
(2017) Editorial, Shannon Fowler, Morgan Matthews, Meredith Nelson
Louisiana Journal of Counseling
The Use of Technology in Counseling
(2018) Test Questions For Licensed Professional Counselors, Test Questions
(2018) Test Questions For Licensed Professional Counselors, Test Questions
Louisiana Journal of Counseling
No abstract provided.
(2018) Shaping Trauma-Responsive Schools With Relational-Cultural Theory, Sarah C. Demarais
(2018) Shaping Trauma-Responsive Schools With Relational-Cultural Theory, Sarah C. Demarais
Louisiana Journal of Counseling
Traumatized students often struggle to meet the academic and behavioral expectations of schools. Interpersonal trauma in particular can damage children’s capacities for healthy social relationships and participation in community. In this article, I explore some of the detrimental effects of interpersonal trauma on students. I then offer relational-cultural theory as a lens for conceptualizing how interpersonal trauma affects children’s relational skills and for promoting mutually empathetic relationships that foster healing. Finally, I recommend strategies for school counselors to cultivate trauma-responsive school environments by working directly with traumatized students, advocating for safe and inclusive school cultures, and training educators in skills …
(2018) An Exploratory Study Of Advanced Technology In Supervision: Results From A Counselor Education Program, June Williams, Josette David, Aliah Esmaeili
(2018) An Exploratory Study Of Advanced Technology In Supervision: Results From A Counselor Education Program, June Williams, Josette David, Aliah Esmaeili
Louisiana Journal of Counseling
As the profession of counseling continues to develop in a technological world, the need for quality supervision and training is crucial (Aasheim, 2012). The Council for Accreditation of Counseling and Other Educational Programs (CACREP) (2016) recognizes the benefits of technology, and requires graduate programs to demonstrate evidence of the integration of technology throughout the curriculum. The authors aimed to explore if counselor educators could utilize advanced technology tools to enhance teaching and learning in counselor education and supervision. The findings from this exploratory study and grant experience suggest that the incorporation of a play analyzer software can greatly enhance the …
(2018) Practicing What We Preach: Faculty Level Factors Impact On Service Learning, John A. Dewell, Yu-Yun Liu
(2018) Practicing What We Preach: Faculty Level Factors Impact On Service Learning, John A. Dewell, Yu-Yun Liu
Louisiana Journal of Counseling
Service learning has theoretical and empirical support as a pedagogy that can address the need to infuse social justice advocacy into the counselor education curriculum. Unfortunately, it is not widely utilized and there is a dearth of data shedding light on why this is. This study sought to address this by investigating how faculty level factors impact the use of service learning. The data indicates that faculty perception of the importance of professional roles, perceived teaching efficacy, and epistemic beliefs significantly predict the use of service learning. The data further indicates that faculty level factors predict attitudes towards service learning. …
(2018) Editorial, Meredith Nelson, Timothy P. Winter
(2018) Editorial, Meredith Nelson, Timothy P. Winter
Louisiana Journal of Counseling
A Call for Quality Research
(2018) Entire Issue, Meredith Nelson, Peter Emerson
(2018) Entire Issue, Meredith Nelson, Peter Emerson
Louisiana Journal of Counseling
No abstract provided.
(2019) The Relationship Between Hegemonic Masculinity And Multicultural Competence In Male Counselors, Erik Braun, Madeline Clark, George Armitage
(2019) The Relationship Between Hegemonic Masculinity And Multicultural Competence In Male Counselors, Erik Braun, Madeline Clark, George Armitage
Louisiana Journal of Counseling
The purpose of this study was to explore hegemonic masculinity, an expression of the male identity whereby value is placed on attitudes and behaviors which may be destructive, and Multicultural Competence (MCC) in male counselors. Data were collected using the Multicultural Counseling Knowledge and Awareness Scale (MCKAS; Ponterotto, et al., 2002) and the Male Norm Roles Inventory (MRNI-SF; Levant, Hall, & Rankin, 2013). Hierarchical Linear Regression (HLR) and correlational analyses were used. Results support that hegemonic masculine attitudes are negatively related to MCC, and sexual identity is related to hegemonic masculine attitudes and MCC.
(2019) Test Questions For Licensed Professional Counselors, Test Questions
(2019) Test Questions For Licensed Professional Counselors, Test Questions
Louisiana Journal of Counseling
No abstract provided.
(2019) A Silent Epidemic: Prevalence Of Suicide Among Asian American Adolescents, Kacie Blalock, Ashton Nance, Anna-Katrina Keco, Britney Cubley
(2019) A Silent Epidemic: Prevalence Of Suicide Among Asian American Adolescents, Kacie Blalock, Ashton Nance, Anna-Katrina Keco, Britney Cubley
Louisiana Journal of Counseling
The suicide rate among Asian American adolescents has sharply increased in recent years. This article examines the factors which influence suicidal ideation, predictors of suicide, and treatment approaches for Asian American adolescents. It is imperative that mental health professionals understand the risk factors which may predict suicidal ideation. Predictors of suicide for Asian American adolescents include mental health issues, family dynamics, and academic and societal expectations and perceived pressures. Asian American adolescents report higher levels of depression and anxiety than their European American counterparts. The risk of suicide is likely to decrease when Asian American adolescents have supportive families. In …