The Minnesota Vocational Interest Inventory provides scores that directly relate to many of the issues counselors and counselees discuss. The counselor who has such information at his disposal can give meaningful assistance to an individual facing a decision regarding his future career. (Author)

Analyzes the behavioral changes of trainee counselors and presents a five stage study of the similarities and differences of counselor development on both sides of the Atlantic. (RK)

It is argued that discrimination against working women does not stop short of the counseling profession. In counseling, women are the workhorses, confined to high strain, low prestige jobs. (Author)

In this interview Dorothy Haener shares some of her impressions of the hard realities of work and her perceptions of the role that counselors must play to bring about the very necessary upheaval in American thought. (Author)

The author suggests that counselor intervention in the educational process from kindergarten through the 12th grade can provide a key to developing untapped potential in women. (Author)

The article views the adult school administrator as counselor in terms of role, preparation and procedures, and characteristics. (BY)

Concerned professionals in various parts of the country have formed crisis-oriented counseling services to meet the needs of women who request abortions. This article presents information obtained from a sample of women seeking abortions and discusses the counselor's role in the decision making process. (Author)

Counseling skills are not limited solely to the counseling office or to the students served. Counselors must be willing to commit themselves to meeting the needs and concerns of the parents too. It is only then that parents will become an active, involved part of the total counseling process. (Author)

There are counselors who oppose the concept of differential staffing, or the use of aides in counseling offices. In this article the author reviews some of the stated objections, provides rebuttal, and gives some of the unstated reasons for the concept's lack of acceptance among practicing secondary school counselors. (Author)

The author stresses the use of the holistic approach in (a) the training and role of the psychiatrist, (b) the school and its subsystems, (c) the role of the guidance counselor, and (d) the interaction between the guidance counselor and the psychiatrist. (Author)

The initial purpose of this study was to determine how counselors used information yielded by multifactor intelligence tests. Data, however, revealed enormous percentages of nonclassifiable responses regarding these tests. The findings seemed to indicate a tendency on the part of counselor educators to downgrade the importance of accurate test…

Testing and pseudotesting based on observations of patterns of motivated behavior are the two concepts discussed in this article. (Author)

This article discusses the types of problems counselors encounter when they deal with those who want to stop using heroin and focuses on those issues about which most people seem unaware. (Author)

The authors call on the profession to offer support and leadership on a national level to those counselors who wish to act as change agents. (Author)