Israeli counsellors facing terrorism: coping and professional development

Cinamon, Rachel Gali; Hellman, Shoshana

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“…The recent five‐year wave of terror ( intifada ), carried out by Palestinian militias, has mandated a higher interventive profile among psychologists, especially in the school setting (e.g. Cinamon & Hellman, 2006; Zeidner, 2005; Tatar & Horenszyk, 2003; Klingman, 2002; Israelashvili, 2005).…”

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Counseling Psychology in Israel: A Virtual Specialty in Transition

Benjamin¹

2007

Applied Psychology

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Le domaine de la psychologie du counseling ne s'est pas encore imposé en Israël comme une spécialité officiellement reconnue. Comme dans bien d'autres pays, la psychologie clinique représente le substrat des services de counseling, pour ce qui est du prestige et du nombre de praticiens. Cependant, les psychologues du counseling ont joué un rôle important pendant des années en faisant la preuve de leurs compétences aussi bien dans le monde universitaire que dans la vie pratique. L'une des retombées positives en est la promotion de la psychologie du travail où nombre de psychologues du counseling ont trouvé un refuge pendant des années, secteur qu'ils ont enrichi aussi bien théoriquement que pratiquement. La psychologie du counseling est en Israël appréhendée avec le souci de fournir une réponse à la demande particulière de counseling de la population locale et dans le cadre de l'évolution de l'ensemble de la profession de psychologue.The field of counseling psychology has yet to take hold in Israel as an officially sanctioned specialty. As in many countries, clinical psychology constitutes the primary deliverer of psychological counseling services, both in number and in status. Nonetheless, counseling psychologists have been prominent over the years in applying their professional skills, both in academia and in applied areas. One local benefit is the boost granted to the vocational psychology field where many counseling psychologists have found a haven over the years and have enriched it, both academically and in practice. Counseling psychology in Israel is discussed in the context of providing a response to the unique counseling needs of the local population and within the structural transition of the psychological profession as a whole.

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Counseling Psychology in Israel: A Virtual Specialty in Transition

Benjamin¹

2007

Applied Psychology

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“…The MOW Group prepared a questionnaire, The Meaning of Working: An international View , (1987), with 27 items researching the aspects mentioned above. The authors have extended the studies, especially at an empiric level, to various contexts (Ruiz Quintanilla & Wilpert, 1991), for example, Israel (Harpaz, 1988; Cinemon & Hellman, 2006). The MOW questionnaire was also used in Spain, adapted to Castilian Spanish and validated by a research group from the Universidad de Valencia (Gracia et al.…”

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The Work Values of Teacher Training Students in a Spanish University. Symbiosis between Schwartz and Meaning of Work (MOW) Study Group

Pascual¹

2009

Euro J of Education

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Israeli counsellors facing terrorism: coping and professional development

Cited by 2 publications

References 13 publications

Counseling Psychology in Israel: A Virtual Specialty in Transition

Counseling Psychology in Israel: A Virtual Specialty in Transition

The Work Values of Teacher Training Students in a Spanish University. Symbiosis between Schwartz and Meaning of Work (MOW) Study Group

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