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Full-Text Articles in Counseling
School-Based Prevention Of Adolescent Substance Abuse, Kristina Lorenzen
School-Based Prevention Of Adolescent Substance Abuse, Kristina Lorenzen
Graduate Research Papers
Because of the prevalence and serious consequences of adolescent substance abuse, it is necessary to review programming for prevention. Progress has been made in identifying effective prevention methods. However, there is a gap between what research has shown to be effective and the methods commonly used in most schools.
The purpose of this paper is to review existing literature and research on substance abuse prevention for adolescents. The following research questions were addressed: How prevalent is adolescent substance abuse? What specific factors put an adolescent at risk for substance abuse? Why are some programs considered ineffective? What components make an …
An Overview Of Bibliotherapy As An Intervention For Young Children, Lisa Ludwig
An Overview Of Bibliotherapy As An Intervention For Young Children, Lisa Ludwig
Graduate Research Papers
Young children can benefit from therapy to deal with disabilities, abuse, normal developmental issues such as famiily problems, and social-emotional issues. One approach to helping children manage psychological issues is bibliotherapy. In its simplest form, bibliotherapy can be described as the practice of using books in treatment, or helping with books (Pardeck & Pardeck, 1993; Pardeck & Pardeck, 1987). The purpose of this paper is to review the literature on bibliotherapy and to examine its possible applications, its effectiveness, and best practices in carrying out the intervention.
The Effects Of A Mother's Incarceration On Her Children, Jane Elizabeth Mayer
The Effects Of A Mother's Incarceration On Her Children, Jane Elizabeth Mayer
Graduate Research Papers
This study examined the effects of a mother's incarceration on her children. Benefits, as well as problems, associated with facilitating a mother-child visitation program were discussed. Guidelines were presented for parents, caregivers, children, and prison staff on a successful mother-child visitation program. Conclusions were drawn from the literature and recommendations were made for the future facilitation of a mother-child visitation program.
Preventing Childhood Depression By Building Resiliency In Children, Sarah Carroll
Preventing Childhood Depression By Building Resiliency In Children, Sarah Carroll
Graduate Research Papers
This review of literature is a report of the success of programs designed to prevent childhood depression by building resiliency. Research results indicate that prevention programs focused on teaching children and parents coping skills, changing negative thought patterns, social problem solving, teaching the symptoms of childhood depression and how to discuss it with children, and fostering resiliency have reduced the incidence of depression in children (Comer, 1985; Gladstone & Beardslee, 2000; Seligman, 1995).
Additional research needs to address the following questions: a) How does building resilience differ for children from diverse cultural and socioeconomic backgrounds? b) . What are the …
Male Childhood Sexual Abuse : Do Not Overlook It, Elizabeth Soenen
Male Childhood Sexual Abuse : Do Not Overlook It, Elizabeth Soenen
Graduate Research Papers
Male childhood sexual abuse (CSA) is often unrecognized and under-reported; therefore, its symptoms are often left untreated. The research reveals it is more prevalent than previously thought and is accompanied by a variety of maladaptive symptoms. Clinicians' awareness of these findings, along with self-awareness of their own beliefs about male CSA, is likely to lead to identification of its presence and the opportunity to choose appropriate interventions.
School-Based Bully Prevention And Violence, Catherine T. Mclallen
School-Based Bully Prevention And Violence, Catherine T. Mclallen
Graduate Research Papers
This paper reviews the literature available on several bully prevention/violence awareness programs. Also discussed is the significance of prevention programs and the roles they can play in today's school systems. It includes a definition of bullying behavior and describes the several types of bullying prevalent in schools today that most programs attempt to address. Additionally, it includes a brief history of bully prevention programs, with a look at the zero tolerance movement, an initiative that has not been overly successful in the past with regards to aggression in schools.
The paper also explores the effects of bullying on the victim …
Starting Over: A Tentative Theory Exploring The Effects Of Past Relationships On Postbereavement Remarried Couples, Andrew Scott Brimhall, Michelle Engblom-Deglmann
Starting Over: A Tentative Theory Exploring The Effects Of Past Relationships On Postbereavement Remarried Couples, Andrew Scott Brimhall, Michelle Engblom-Deglmann
Faculty Publications - Graduate School of Counseling
Using grounded theory methodology 24 participants were asked to discuss how the death of a previous spouse, either theirs or their partner’s, was currently affecting their second marriage. Participants were interviewed individually and as a couple. The central category was memories of the deceased spouse. Six additional categories emerged from the data: past spouse on pedestal, current/past comparison, insecurity of current spouse, curiosity about past spouse/relationship, partner’s response to curiosity, and impact on the current relationship. Existing literature, auditors, and participant feedback were all used to validate the results. Expanding on a tentative theory (Brimhall, Wampler, & Kimball, 2008), provisional …
Similarities Or Differences In Identity Development? The Impact Of Acculturation And Gender On Identity Process And Outcome, Seth J. Schwartz, Marilyn J. Montgomery
Similarities Or Differences In Identity Development? The Impact Of Acculturation And Gender On Identity Process And Outcome, Seth J. Schwartz, Marilyn J. Montgomery
Faculty Publications - Graduate School of Counseling
This study examined the effects of variations in acculturation and gender on identity processes and outcomes. Three hundred fifty-seven students at a culturally diverse university completed measures of identity processes (exploration, commitment, and identity style) and outcomes (identity status). The generalizability of the underlying identity processes across contextual variations was ascertained by evaluating the consistency of factor solutions across immigrant generation and gender. Results suggested that the processes underlying identity development are consistent across variations in acculturation and gender. Supplemental analyses revealed effects of acculturation and gender on the extent to which individuals utilized various identity processes and manifested various …
Losing Faith : The Process Of Converting To Atheism, Jennifer J. Jacobi
Losing Faith : The Process Of Converting To Atheism, Jennifer J. Jacobi
Graduate Research Papers
The current study examines the process of converting to atheism and the counseling issues associated with it. It is argued that conversion to atheism can be conceptualized according to the model of religious conversion that Paloutzian, Richardson, and Rambo (1999) suggested. Research on atheism is reviewed in terms of how it fits into the stages of this model, and implications for counseling are discussed.
Ce 612 Syllabus: Adult Development, Nicholas Ruiz
Ce 612 Syllabus: Adult Development, Nicholas Ruiz
Counselor Education Syllabi
The purpose of the course is to promote students' thinking and learning about adults' ongoing growth, adaptation, and change throughout the life span. Major theories, issues, eras, and trends in adult development will be addressed.
Ce 640 Syllabus: Orientation To Community Counseling, Mary Fawcett
Ce 640 Syllabus: Orientation To Community Counseling, Mary Fawcett
Counselor Education Syllabi
This course will familiarize the beginning counseling student with the history, ethical issues, counseling issues and philosophy of the community counseling professions. Elemental topics will be hwnan development theory, asessment tools and process, prever.:ion and intervention, the counseling process, and counseling practice in colleges and in tJ1e community. Additional topics will be covered: case management, public relations, employee assistance counseling, crisis intervention, developmental counseling, research, ethics, and professional development, supervision roles and treatment service as well as the role and function of a counselor.
Ce 610 Syllabus: Child Adolescent Development, Mary Fawcett
Ce 610 Syllabus: Child Adolescent Development, Mary Fawcett
Counselor Education Syllabi
The purpose of the course is to provide an overview of perspectives on the normal development of children and adolescent
Ce 534 Syllabus: Human Relations, Gaylia J. Borror
Ce 534 Syllabus: Human Relations, Gaylia J. Borror
Counselor Education Syllabi
The purpose of this course is to: (I) promote student growth and development through the learning and practice of basic communication and helping skills. (2) study cultural diversi��· as it relates to human relations and communications. (3) ex.unine gender and sexual orientation in tenns of hwnan relations and communications. and ( 4) address human relations and communications as related to special populations (persons with disabilities. older adults. economically disadvantaged individuals. children. ets.)
Ce 620 Syllabus: Tests, Measurements, And Research Design, Nicholas Ruiz
Ce 620 Syllabus: Tests, Measurements, And Research Design, Nicholas Ruiz
Counselor Education Syllabi
To review elementary statistical concepts and procedures and their applications in the construction and interpretation of psychological tests and meaning of scores on psychological tests and to be able to read and understand research articles in testing and other areas. 2. To become familiar with the main concepts in the area of measurement (e.g., scaling, reliability, and validity), methods of determining them, and the implications of measurement theory for research and program evaluation. 3. To become familiar with experimental and quasi-experimental design and their applications to research design and program evaluation. Research design models will include both quantitative and qualitative …
Career Self-Efficacy In Women, Tammy L. Kirchhoff
Using The Kinetic Family Drawing (K-F-D) To Assess Bowenian Dynamics In A Young Adult Population, Dale Degraw
Using The Kinetic Family Drawing (K-F-D) To Assess Bowenian Dynamics In A Young Adult Population, Dale Degraw
Seton Hall University Dissertations and Theses (ETDs)
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Trends In Author Characteristics And Diversity Issues In The Journal Of Marital And Family Therapy From 1990 To 2000, Julia Pryce