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Full-Text Articles in Counseling Psychology
Psychedelic-Assisted Therapeutic Treatment: Critical Considerations, Michael Sowles Macp, Sarah Kiperman Phd
Psychedelic-Assisted Therapeutic Treatment: Critical Considerations, Michael Sowles Macp, Sarah Kiperman Phd
Great Lakes Regional Counseling Psychology Conference
This round table will facilitate a dynamic discussion among interested providers critically examining factors involved in the potential introduction of psychedelic-assisted therapeutic services to the field of counseling psychology about the challenges and opportunities afforded by these services as well as their impact on the communities we serve.
Teletherapy After Covid: Ethical And Practical Considerations, Ingrid Weigold Phd, Arne Weigold Phd, Chris Ng Ba, Mckay Ross Ba, Hannah M. Lamack Ma, Elinor E. Rayburn
Teletherapy After Covid: Ethical And Practical Considerations, Ingrid Weigold Phd, Arne Weigold Phd, Chris Ng Ba, Mckay Ross Ba, Hannah M. Lamack Ma, Elinor E. Rayburn
Great Lakes Regional Counseling Psychology Conference
This roundtable will focus on the advantages, disadvantages, and ethical considerations for the use of telepsychology. We will discuss experiences using telepsychology, additional ethical and legal considerations regarding PSYPACT, and training recommendations for counseling psychology graduate students.
Transformative Supervision: Advancing Social Justice And Critical Consciousness In Clinical Training, Khadeja Najjar, Seongwon Lee, Ananya Sharma, Maleyah Zataray
Transformative Supervision: Advancing Social Justice And Critical Consciousness In Clinical Training, Khadeja Najjar, Seongwon Lee, Ananya Sharma, Maleyah Zataray
Great Lakes Regional Counseling Psychology Conference
This roundtable will explore clinical supervision as a space for growth and social justice advocacy. Facilitated by four women of color doctoral interns, we will discuss personal experiences in diverse supervisory relationships. Attendees will reflect on how supervisors can create environments that foster critical consciousness and challenge systemic oppression.
Dbg Detroit’S Approach To Meaningful Youth Assessment, Amanda Case, Keenan Cain, Garrett Simmons Jr, Messiah Bethel, Jamarion Berry, Skylar Burkhardt, Mikaela Westrick
Dbg Detroit’S Approach To Meaningful Youth Assessment, Amanda Case, Keenan Cain, Garrett Simmons Jr, Messiah Bethel, Jamarion Berry, Skylar Burkhardt, Mikaela Westrick
Great Lakes Regional Counseling Psychology Conference
In this four-paper symposium, high school youth researchers from DBG Detroit, a comprehensive youth enrichment program in Detroit, will share the organization’s culturally- and contextually- relevant evaluation processes and outcomes with particular attention to how DBG designed and continues to refine their assessment efforts to support youth outcomes.
Understanding The Social Emotional Needs Of Returning Citizens: Mixed Methods Study Informing Group Therapy Intervention, Tresi Ingram- Jolley, Shannon Chavez-Korell, Jessica Taylor
Understanding The Social Emotional Needs Of Returning Citizens: Mixed Methods Study Informing Group Therapy Intervention, Tresi Ingram- Jolley, Shannon Chavez-Korell, Jessica Taylor
Great Lakes Regional Counseling Psychology Conference
The purpose of this study was to identify and understand the social-emotional needs of Returning Citizens as they transition back into community post-incarceration. This research will be used to inform a group therapy design and intervention tailored to the unique needs of Returning Citizens.
Expanding And Revising The Lesbian Gay And Bisexual Identity Scale For Lgbtq+ Youth, Jesse Chen Ma, Sarah Hibner-Kiperman
Expanding And Revising The Lesbian Gay And Bisexual Identity Scale For Lgbtq+ Youth, Jesse Chen Ma, Sarah Hibner-Kiperman
Great Lakes Regional Counseling Psychology Conference
This poster proposes to expand and revise the lesbian, gay, and bisexual identity scale (LGBIS), a 27-item scale designed to assess sexual identity, by developing a scale normed on LGBTQ+ youth (LGBTQIS). It will present the exploratory and confirmatory analyses and explore how to incorporate this scale for future research.
Expanding Realities: Augmented Reality Exposure Therapy For Trauma And Beyond, Mackenzie Jenuwine M.A., Madeleine Reardon M.A.
Expanding Realities: Augmented Reality Exposure Therapy For Trauma And Beyond, Mackenzie Jenuwine M.A., Madeleine Reardon M.A.
Great Lakes Regional Counseling Psychology Conference
This symposium explores Augmented Reality Exposure Therapy (ARET) for the treatment of trauma and stressor-related disorders. We define ARET and discuss the unique ability to target the social deficits of trauma, providing an example of a population in which social isolation can increase the risk of suicide.
The Role Of Shame And Underreporting In The Relationship Between Intimate Partner Violence And Ptsd Symptoms In Indo-Caribbean Women, Ashley C. Velez, Casey L. Hinger
The Role Of Shame And Underreporting In The Relationship Between Intimate Partner Violence And Ptsd Symptoms In Indo-Caribbean Women, Ashley C. Velez, Casey L. Hinger
Great Lakes Regional Counseling Psychology Conference
This study aims to test a path analysis model that explores the mediating role of shame and symptom underreporting in the relationship between intimate partner violence and PTSD symptoms with a sample of Indo-Caribbean women.
Identifying And Understanding Post-Incarceration Trauma, Leena Ammari, Elaria Hissy, Tresi Ingram-Jolley M.A., Jessica Taylor, Shannon Chavez-Korell Ph.D.
Identifying And Understanding Post-Incarceration Trauma, Leena Ammari, Elaria Hissy, Tresi Ingram-Jolley M.A., Jessica Taylor, Shannon Chavez-Korell Ph.D.
Great Lakes Regional Counseling Psychology Conference
This study examines the impact of long-term incarceration (10+ years in prison) on the mental health of Returning Citizens. This is a grant funded pilot study. Research participants included 30 Returning Citizens. This study utilizes a mixed-methods design. All data have been collected. Final data analyses are currently being conducted.
Transgender & Gender-Expansive Therapy Participants: A Roundtable Discussion, Gabriel Delong, Logan Harding
Transgender & Gender-Expansive Therapy Participants: A Roundtable Discussion, Gabriel Delong, Logan Harding
Great Lakes Regional Counseling Psychology Conference
This roundtable is an open, honest, and affirming space for mental health professionals to discuss the current challenges faced by the transgender and gender-expansive community. Using cultural humility, participants will have the opportunity to ask challenging questions, discover new outlooks, and hopefully feel empowered to advocate for the community.
Critical Consciousness, Community, And Systemic Change: Uplifting The Mental Health And Resilience Factors Of Black Trans Women, Matthew J. Kasopsky Ma, Ncc, Imani S. Linton M.Ed, Sharon L. Bowman Ph.D., Hspp, Abpp, Lmhc
Critical Consciousness, Community, And Systemic Change: Uplifting The Mental Health And Resilience Factors Of Black Trans Women, Matthew J. Kasopsky Ma, Ncc, Imani S. Linton M.Ed, Sharon L. Bowman Ph.D., Hspp, Abpp, Lmhc
Great Lakes Regional Counseling Psychology Conference
Black trans women face systemic barriers to mental health care, often ignored by traditional counseling models. This roundtable explores developing critical consciousness in psychology, supporting community resilience, and advocating for systemic change. Discussion centers on affirming, trauma-informed care that depathologizes experiences and fosters joy, strength, and self-determination.
Emotion Regulation, Stress, And Negative And Positive Affect In Minority Populations, Laura Torio, Khadeja Najjar, Ilya Yaroslavsky
Emotion Regulation, Stress, And Negative And Positive Affect In Minority Populations, Laura Torio, Khadeja Najjar, Ilya Yaroslavsky
Great Lakes Regional Counseling Psychology Conference
This study examines perceived stress (PS), emotion regulation (ER), and emotional outcomes in a diverse sample (N=282). Results show PS correlates with negative (NA) and positive affect (PA), with adaptive emotion regulation (AMR) linked to PA and maladaptive regulation (MMR) linked to NA. Culture predicted MMR, highlighting the importance of cultural considerations in interventions.
Guidelines For Engaging In Social Justice In Clinical Settings, Liza Cohen, Sydney Majka
Guidelines For Engaging In Social Justice In Clinical Settings, Liza Cohen, Sydney Majka
Great Lakes Regional Counseling Psychology Conference
The need for resources regarding social justice in counseling professions is imperative, but clinicians report that they face barriers to engaging in advocacy (Brown et al., 2020). The following narrative review will present recommendations for practitioners that are grounded in intersectional feminist and liberation psychology frameworks (Moane, 2013).
Promoting Student-Led Advocacy Initiatives In Graduate Programs: A Narrative Review Of The Literature, Nawar Albarak
Promoting Student-Led Advocacy Initiatives In Graduate Programs: A Narrative Review Of The Literature, Nawar Albarak
Great Lakes Regional Counseling Psychology Conference
Student-led advocacy is essential for driving change, minimizing oppression, and fostering leadership and critical-thinking skills that strengthen socially conscious professionals. This narrative review examines institutional support, intersectionality, and inclusive practices, proposing strategies to overcome barriers, empower diverse voices, and reinforce an ongoing commitment to equitable progress in higher education contexts.
The Impact Of Parental Involvement On Therapy Outcomes For Children With Anxiety: A Systematic Review, Jade E. Carriero B.A.
The Impact Of Parental Involvement On Therapy Outcomes For Children With Anxiety: A Systematic Review, Jade E. Carriero B.A.
Great Lakes Regional Counseling Psychology Conference
Childhood anxiety impacts 6.5% of children globally, often persisting without intervention. This review examines the role of parental involvement in therapy outcomes for children with anxiety aged 5-18. Key themes include CBT’s prominence, standardized tools, enhanced outcomes, and varied parental approaches. Findings highlight the need for individualized, culturally responsive strategies.
Beyond Diversity Checkboxes: Creating A Culturally Inclusive Learning Environment, Alex Whitman, Andrea Bugariu
Beyond Diversity Checkboxes: Creating A Culturally Inclusive Learning Environment, Alex Whitman, Andrea Bugariu
Great Lakes Regional Counseling Psychology Conference
This poster examines how counseling psychology doctoral programs can transcend traditional diversity efforts, promoting liberation through abolitionist practices. Drawing on a narrative literature review, it addresses barriers like financial inaccessibility and the experiences of minority trainees while proposing strategies to create culturally inclusive learning environments grounded in equity and justice.
Lgbtq+ Youth’S Experiences Of Minority Stress: A Survey, Liz Ballinger B.A., Jesse Chen M.A., Caitlin Johnson M.A., Sarah Kiperman Phd
Lgbtq+ Youth’S Experiences Of Minority Stress: A Survey, Liz Ballinger B.A., Jesse Chen M.A., Caitlin Johnson M.A., Sarah Kiperman Phd
Great Lakes Regional Counseling Psychology Conference
This poster will cover a proposed study on LGBTQ+ youths' experiences of minority stress in the current day and context. We used the minority stress theory to evaluate the relationship of stressors to outcomes, and how protective factors moderate the relationship.
Understanding The Unique Experiences Contributing To Outcome Disparities For Black Foster Care Alumni: A Systematic Review, Lilian Hicks
Understanding The Unique Experiences Contributing To Outcome Disparities For Black Foster Care Alumni: A Systematic Review, Lilian Hicks
Great Lakes Regional Counseling Psychology Conference
This systematic review explores outcome disparities among Black foster care alumni in the U.S. across five domains: biopsychosocial, education, employment, housing, and justice involvement. Contributing factors include placement instability and resource inequities. Findings highlight the need for culturally informed, equity-focused interventions and further research centered on Black foster alumni’s lived experiences.
Years Of Mindfulness Practice And Intervention Impacts, Anderson Boatman, Ellary Darling, Mark St. Martin, Zeljka Vidic
Years Of Mindfulness Practice And Intervention Impacts, Anderson Boatman, Ellary Darling, Mark St. Martin, Zeljka Vidic
Great Lakes Regional Counseling Psychology Conference
Does prior mindfulness experience influence outcomes in online interventions? This study examined years of mindfulness practice as a predictor of changes in stress, resilience, mindful attention, and mindfulness among 87 participants. Findings explore the potential importance of tailoring interventions to varying experience levels to promote mental health and well-being.
Lgbtq+ Trauma And Dissociation: An Integrative Review, Laci Johnson M.S.Ed.
Lgbtq+ Trauma And Dissociation: An Integrative Review, Laci Johnson M.S.Ed.
Great Lakes Regional Counseling Psychology Conference
LGBTQ+ individuals have a heightened risk for experiencing trauma and dissociative symptoms. Current research focuses on trauma in LGBTQ+ populations, or dissociation in the general population, but not dissociation and trauma in LGBTQ+ populations. The purpose of this review is to synthesize literature regarding LGBTQ+ trauma and dissociation.
Eating Disorder Etiology In Lgbtq+ Individuals, Nina Michon Ma, Sarah Kiperman Phd
Eating Disorder Etiology In Lgbtq+ Individuals, Nina Michon Ma, Sarah Kiperman Phd
Great Lakes Regional Counseling Psychology Conference
LGBTQ+ individuals experience disproportionate rates of eating disorders. This systematic review examines protective and risk factors associated with eating disorders in LGBTQ+ adults. Findings from 29 studies highlight body image concerns as a key predictor, emphasizing the need for culturally specific interventions emphasizing community, self-compassion, and positive relationship quality.
Lunch Hour, Lunch Time
Lunch Hour, Lunch Time
Great Lakes Regional Counseling Psychology Conference
Lunch Time!
Ce Eligible Workshop: Implicit Bias Training, Janeé M. Steele Phd, Charmeka M. Newton Phd
Ce Eligible Workshop: Implicit Bias Training, Janeé M. Steele Phd, Charmeka M. Newton Phd
Great Lakes Regional Counseling Psychology Conference
Dr. Steele and Newton's talk is one of two pre-conference CE workshops for the Great Lakes Conference. Please note that the CE workshops require a separate registration process that can found by visiting the main conference webpage.
Ce Eligible Workshop: New Thinking In Ethical Decision-Making, Mark Leach Phd
Ce Eligible Workshop: New Thinking In Ethical Decision-Making, Mark Leach Phd
Great Lakes Regional Counseling Psychology Conference
Dr. Leach's talk is one of two pre-conference CE workshops for the Great Lakes Conference. Please note that the CE workshops require a separate registration process that can found by visiting the main conference webpage.
Maintaining Well-Being: Coping Strategies For Prolonged Traumatic Experiences From The Stories Of Ukrainian Educators During The Wartime, Natalya Rakevich
Maintaining Well-Being: Coping Strategies For Prolonged Traumatic Experiences From The Stories Of Ukrainian Educators During The Wartime, Natalya Rakevich
Educational Studies Dissertations
This qualitative, phenomenological study aimed to better understand how and whether educators can maintain well-being during prolonged trauma. This study examines the experiences of Ukrainian educators living in non-occupied territories during wartime. The following research questions guided the study: What coping strategies do educators use to take care of themselves? What coping strategies do educators use with their students? How do educators perceive mindfulness and storytelling? A conceptual framework was created to better understand the topics of stress, trauma, being, well-being, surviving, suffering, and coping mechanisms through a literature review. Data collection occurred in February and March 2024, two years …
Mirrors For Pacific Islander Children: Teaching Resilience Through Culturally Adapted Bibliotherapy, Isabel Medina Hull, Elizabeth Cutrer, Paul H. Ricks, G. E. Kawika Allen, Kendra M. Hall-Kenyon, Lorena Seu, Kristopher J. Urbina, Melia Fonoimoana Garrett
Mirrors For Pacific Islander Children: Teaching Resilience Through Culturally Adapted Bibliotherapy, Isabel Medina Hull, Elizabeth Cutrer, Paul H. Ricks, G. E. Kawika Allen, Kendra M. Hall-Kenyon, Lorena Seu, Kristopher J. Urbina, Melia Fonoimoana Garrett
Faculty Publications
Pacific Islander youth face disproportionately high rates of suicide and mental health challenges, yet culturally appropriate interventions remain scarce. This study investigated whether culturally adapted bibliotherapy could effectively promote resilience in American Samoan children by incorporating culturally relevant stories and coping strategies. Through collaboration with on-island Samoan cultural brokers, we developed and implemented culturally adapted stories and lessons designed to resonate with the experiences of children in American Samoa. The study employed a mixed-methods approach with 34 American Samoan children aged 5–13 years, using observations, adapted card sorts, and forced-choice procedures to measure responses to the intervention. The results demonstrated …
Adult Sexual Grooming: A Systematic Review, Christin Aletky, Bonita Sharma, Jose Carbajal, Tia Eubank
Adult Sexual Grooming: A Systematic Review, Christin Aletky, Bonita Sharma, Jose Carbajal, Tia Eubank
Journal of Social Work in the Global Community
Grooming is the manipulation and intimidation of people into acts that may appear consensual but are in fact exploitative and harmful, activities they would not have chosen otherwise. Different legal definitions and shifting social perspectives on consent complicate efforts to determine whether a given behavior is a result of informed consent or a response to grooming behaviors. Most studies on grooming and sexual assault focus on adults grooming and abusing children—research on adults grooming other adults is scarce. Therefore, the purpose of our study is to conduct a systematic review of current research on the grooming of adults. We used …
The Moderating Effect Of Empathy On The Relationship Between Psychological Reactance And Intimate Partner Violence Perpetration, Victoria Anne Rukus
The Moderating Effect Of Empathy On The Relationship Between Psychological Reactance And Intimate Partner Violence Perpetration, Victoria Anne Rukus
Doctoral Dissertations
Intimate Partner Violence (IPV) is a phenomenon found across cultures, genders, and sexualities. Those who are victimized are more likely to experience negative health and psychological outcomes than those who have not and are also at an increased risk for becoming perpetrators themselves. This has resulted in a significant need to identify the risk factors associated with perpetrators, so cycles of violence can be broken and violence can be prevented. Previous research has utilized a predominately feminist perspective to understand IPV perpetration risk factors and has focused predominately on exclusively male samples. Additional research is needed to develop a broader …
Lived Experiences Of Rural Female Veterans Seeking Mental Health Counseling, Tina Marie Tarryk
Lived Experiences Of Rural Female Veterans Seeking Mental Health Counseling, Tina Marie Tarryk
Walden Dissertations and Doctoral Studies
Over the past 20 years, the number of female veterans in the United States has doubled. Research has shown a gap in the literature regarding the lived experiences of female veterans seeking mental health care services in rural areas. The purpose of this qualitative phenomenological study was to explore the lived experiences of female veterans seeking mental health services in rural areas. A hermeneutic phenomenological theoretical framework through the lens of health care utilization theory was used to guide the study. Nine women meeting the inclusion criteria of being a veteran, being 18 years or older, having at least 2 …
Centering Black Resource-Poor Adolescent Voices: A Critical Phenomenological Study Of Lived Mental Health Struggles While Enduring The Covid-19 Pandemic, Paulette Dispagna
Centering Black Resource-Poor Adolescent Voices: A Critical Phenomenological Study Of Lived Mental Health Struggles While Enduring The Covid-19 Pandemic, Paulette Dispagna
Counseling and Psychology Dissertations
There is a dearth of research in general and qualitative research specifically about the mental health experience of resource-poor Black adolescents living in Boston. This has implications for the field in terms of how adolescents experiencing mental health issues can be supported and how professionals can create more useful mental health treatment. Drawing from the theoretical lens of critical race theory and more specifically, intersectionality, this hermeneutic phenomenological inquiry examined the ways in which experiencing multiple levels of inequality, especially from racism and poverty, affected a Black adolescent’s mental health. Eleven adolescents were interviewed via Zoom. Six major findings included: …