“…Myers and Sweeney (2008) reviewed the literature on wellness counseling, with a specific emphasis on the Indivisible Self model. These and subsequent wellness counseling studies have included culturally diverse samples such as Appalachians (Mynatt et al., 2014), Native Americans (Garrett et al., 2009), Korean Americans (Chang & Myers, 2003), African Americans (Spurgeon, 2009; Spurgeon & Myers, 2010), Caribbean Americans (Mitchell, 2001), Turkish students (Oguz‐Duran & Tezer, 2009), Korean counselors (Jang et al., 2012), as well as gay men (Dew et al., 2005), and lesbian and bisexual women (Degges‐White & Myers, 2006a). With versions for adolescents and adults, the 5F‐Wel has included samples of youth (Watson & Lemon, 2011), college students (Foster et al., 2016), those in middle adulthood (Degges‐White & Myers, 2006b), and older adults (Fullen et al., 2018).…”