An introduction to counseling psychology.

Gelso, Charles J.; Williams, Elizabeth Nutt; Fretz, Bruce R.

doi:10.1037/14378-001

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“…Training materials in handbooks and on websites of counseling psychology programs often include "Counseling Psychology Model Training Values Addressing Diversity" (CCPTP et al, 2009). Gelso, Nutt Williams, and Fretz (2014b) described five themes of counseling psychology. These are: (a) the incorporation of human strengths and optimal functioning; (b) a focus on the whole person that includes lifespan development and vocational growth; (c) a contextually derived commitment to advocacy and social justice; (d) the use of brief, educational, and preventive counseling interventions; and (e) dedication to the scientific foundations of practice.…”

Section: Characteristics Of a Model Counseling Psychology Doctoral Prmentioning

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“…Cluster 2: Multiculturalism, Diversity, and Social Justice Commitment to multiculturalism, defined as respecting diverse cultures and cultural identities; to diversity; and to social justice; are central values of counseling psychology (Bieschke & Mintz, 2012;Gelso et al, 2014b). Attention to diversity is emphasized by the APA's (2010) "Ethical Principles of Psychologists and Code of Conduct," and is a required area of professionwide competencies identified by the Standards (APA CoA, 2015).…”

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Counseling Psychology Model Training Program

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The Counseling Psychologist

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The counseling psychology Model Training Program (MTP) was written to reflect new developments in counseling psychology, the American Psychological Association, and the world. The updated MTP is aspirational, intended to guide the development and maintenance of counseling psychology programs. The MTP conforms to the American Psychological Association's and the Society of Counseling Psychology's standards and guidelines. A strategic task group appointed by 2015 Society president James W. Lichtenberg sought feedback from the field to assist in its formulation, and the executive boards of the Society and the Council of Counseling Psychology Training Programs approved the final version. The 2017 MTP consists of four core values (i.e., growth toward full potential, holistic and contextual, diversity and social justice, communitarian perspective) as well as 20 principles grouped into six clusters: counseling psychology identity; multiculturalism, diversity, and social justice; health service psychology; developmental, prevention, and strengths orientation; science-practice integration; and relationships within and between professional communities.

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Section: Characteristics Of a Model Counseling Psychology Doctoral Prmentioning

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Section: Encourages Ongoing Self-reflection To Assist Students In Attmentioning

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Counseling Psychology Model Training Program

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Cohn

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The Counseling Psychologist

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“…But, as well, a number of other values have been suggested as characteristic of CP (see e.g., Gelso, Williams & Fretz, 2014;Howard, 1992;Packard, 2009;Strawbridge & Woolfe, 2010). For this survey, we identified the 10 most frequently cited values from those writings and asked respondents to "Please rate the extent to which each of these values guides your work as a counselling psychologist," using a five point scale where 1 = Not at all and 5 = Very much so.…”

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A global portrait of counselling psychologists’ characteristics, perspectives, and professional behaviors

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Counselling Psychology Quarterly

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“…The first value that currently underpins counseling psychology research is concerned with the people's assets, their resources, strengths, mental health apart from their psychological disorders (Gelso et al, 2014a). We would like to point out that character strengths as a subject of study of positive psychology have long been studied and applied in the field of health care.…”

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Values in Action (VIA) and Counseling Psychology

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Character strengths have been the subject of various researches and positive interventions in different fields of application of psychology: in the workplace, at school, in healthcare, etc. Yet, research on the application of character strengths in the field of counseling psychology is very discrete. The current article presents the relevance of the rapprochement between positive psychology and counselling psychology through the study of character strengths. It exposes the relevance of an approach based on character strengths that allow the individual to prosper and live subjective happy experiences, especially in the field of career guidance. The article concludes by the various positive interventions based on the model of character strengths that are applied to counselling, especially during periods of professional transition.

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An introduction to counseling psychology.

Cited by 7 publications

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Counseling Psychology Model Training Program

Counseling Psychology Model Training Program

A global portrait of counselling psychologists’ characteristics, perspectives, and professional behaviors

Values in Action (VIA) and Counseling Psychology

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