Volume 3, Issue 1 - 2007
Articles based on Peer Reviewed Abstracts for the International Conference on Counselling 2006 and Peer Reviewed Papers from the Counselling Student Essay Competition 2006
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Articles based on Peer Reviewed Abstracts for the International Conference on Counselling 2006
| ABORIGINAL FAMILIES, CULTURAL CONTEXT AND THERAPY |
Pattel N. |
Page: 1-24 |
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| Online counselling: With particular focus on young people and support |
Moulding N. |
Page: 25-32 |
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| CAREER EDUCATION FOR SPECIAL EDUCATION STUDENTS |
Allen J. |
Page: 33-41 |
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| Suicide Assessment: Strategies for Determining Risk |
Granello D., and Granello P. |
Page: 42-51 |
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| Motivational Interviewing: A Tool for Behaviour Change |
Walsh D. |
Page: 52-58 |
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| Innovative counselling with anxious children |
Campbell M. |
Page: 59-70 |
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| Using Solution-focused thinking in career counselling |
Judi Miller |
Page: 72-87 |
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| What are the necessary and sufficient elements of the counselling supervision relationship? |
Glamcevski M. |
Page: 104-114 |
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| Who determines value?: Counsellors' fees in a third-party funding environment |
Miller J. |
Page: 115-120 |
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Peer reviewed Papers from the Counselling Student Essay Competition 2006
| Introduction |
Perez |
Page: i |
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| Shame, guilt, depression, anxiety, and substance use amongst professional counsellors in Australia |
King D. and Proeve M. |
Page: 88-103 |
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| How does therapy cure? The relational turn in psychotherapy Robert Reynolds PhD University of New South Wales |
Renolds R. |
Page: 127-150 |
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