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Full-Text Articles in Counseling Psychology
Female Perspectives Of Professional Identity And Success In The Counseling Field, Amanda C. Healey
Female Perspectives Of Professional Identity And Success In The Counseling Field, Amanda C. Healey
Counseling & Human Services Theses & Dissertations
The purpose of this study was to investigate the contextual and definitional qualities of professional identity as well as the perceptions of success as defined by female counseling professionals. The ideals and beliefs related to professional identity were examined in order to determine if they are upheld by females who practice as professional counselors, counseling doctoral students, and tenure-track counselor educators. Findings indicated 16 themes that addressed issues related to personal and professional congruence and the counseling philosophy; particularly with regard to a conflict with the professional success model as it intersected with personal and professional roles. The information gathered …