The author presents the concepts of J. Krishnamurti whose central position is that man must understand himself in order to attain fulfillment. This view is a noneudaemonistic approach to guidance which should be of use to religious counselors. (Author)

Religious counseling is not to make clients believe as counselors do, but to help clients know what they do believe and to be at peace with it. Techniques to do this are generally those needed for any kind of effective counseling. (Author)

The aim of this article is to describe some ways in which behavioral principles and techniques can be efficiently and effectively applied within the school setting. It discusses helping students define their goals, criteria of behavioral counseling goals, insight versus behavior, behavioral change strategies, and various other applications.…