The counseling role of college and university counseling centers.

Warman, Roy E.

doi:10.1037/h0041217

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“…Perceived appropriateness of religious discussion in group. The religious concerns subscale of the Counseling Appropriateness Check List (CACL-R; Warman, 1961) was used to survey client beliefs regarding the appropriateness of discussing religious concerns in group counseling. The content validity and reliability of the full instrument have been supported in several studies (e.g., Miles & McDavis, 1982;O'Brien & Johnson, 1976;Wilcove & Sharp, 1971).…”

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Client Perspectives About Religion and Spirituality in Group Counseling

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Wade

2014

The Counseling Psychologist

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The main purpose of this study was to examine client-rated appropriateness and preferences regarding the discussion of religious and spiritual concerns in group counseling. Participants were 164 group clients at nine university counseling centers nationwide. Clients volunteered to complete an online questionnaire about their experiences and opinions regarding religion and spirituality in group counseling. The majority of clients indicated that religious concerns are an appropriate topic for group counseling and reported a preference to discuss religious and spiritual concerns with their groups. Regression analyses examined predictors of client-rated (a) appropriateness of discussing religious concerns in group, (b) appropriateness of group leaders using religious or spiritual interventions, and (c) preferences for discussing religious and spiritual issues in group. The most consistent predictors of these ratings were client spirituality, client religious commitment, degree of spiritual struggles, and the frequency with which religion had already been discussed in the clients' specific groups.

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Section: Religious Strugglementioning

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Client Perspectives About Religion and Spirituality in Group Counseling

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2014

The Counseling Psychologist

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“…Several studies have employed this instrument (Gelso, et.al., 1972;Ogston, Altman & Conklin, 1969;Resnick & Gelso, 194.' Warman, 1960, 1961Wilcove &Sharp, 1971_ andthe Ogston et.ai. study (1969) supported the original factor structure found by Warman (1960).…”

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Effect of information on students' perceptions of counseling and their willingness to seek help.

Gelso¹,

McKENZIE²

1973

Journal of Counseling Psychology

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This study examines the efficacy of specially devised information in altering students' perceptions of the appropriateness of personal problems for counseling and their willingness to seek counseling for such problems. Women at a large Eastern university provided the sample for this study; one group received oral-written information, another group received written information only, and a third control group received neither oral nor written information. The results indicate that students who received both written and orally-presented information showed an increase on these dependent variables, while students receiving only written information did not Consequently, the conclusion was drawn that written information may inform students of the availability of counseling, but it does not alter their impression of kinds of problems appropriate for counseling sessions.

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“…Gelso and Mc-Kenzie (1973), for example, found that the more information students had about the counseling service, the more likely they were to seek professional help from the service. This finding supports earlier work reporting that lack of information inhibited use of campus counsel ing centers (Rust & Davie, 1961;Warman, 1960Warman, , 1961. Snyder et al (1972) also suggested that the type of information gained by a poten tial help seeker is critical.…”

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Policy capturing analyses of factors influencing decisions to seek professional counseling

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The counseling role of college and university counseling centers.

Cited by 34 publications

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Client Perspectives About Religion and Spirituality in Group Counseling

Client Perspectives About Religion and Spirituality in Group Counseling

Effect of information on students' perceptions of counseling and their willingness to seek help.

Policy capturing analyses of factors influencing decisions to seek professional counseling

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