COUNSELING AND THE FUTURE: Some Views of Editorial Board Members

Brown, Beverly M.; Gladding, Samuel T.; Goodyear, Rodney K.; Hays, Donald G.; Hohenshil, Thomas H.; Smith, Darrell; Barclay, James R.

doi:10.1002/j.2164-4918.1981.tb00763.x

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“…Other departments have decided to offer counselor preparation at the nondoctoral level and counseling psychology at the doctoral level. What may happen, although it is difficult to predict, may be similar to the views expressed by Darrell Smith, an editorial board member of the Personnel and Guidance Journal, in an article on counseling and the future (Barclay et al, 1981):…”

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School psychology's dilemma: A proposal for its resolution.

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1982

Professional Psychology

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School psychology is at an impasse. Sharp differences exist within the field about its nature and about entry level for its independent practice. It is proposed that school psychology be acknowledged,as a profession apart from professional psychology and that a revision of the specialty concerned with the professional practice of psychology in education be undertaken within the American Psychological Association. The rationale for this argument is presented, and some suggestions are made for future directions.

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School psychology's dilemma: A proposal for its resolution.

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1982

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“…A final aspect of a rationale for a course in the history and systems of counseling centers on the future of counseling as a profession. There have been several attempts throughout the years to focus on the future of counseling (Aubrey, 1983;Barclay et al, 1981;Gerler, 1982;and Wrenn, 1983). The emphasis on almost all of these projective writings is that counseling can be different in the years ahead.…”

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