An alternative title might be, "How to Make Your Students Feel Ten Feet Tall"! (Editor)

The goals of this presentation were to help mental health professionals become more cognizant of cultural factors in the processes of death and grief and more introspect about their own personal and intercultural awareness of death, grief, and multiculturalism. Commonly reported counselor cultural biases are highlighted, as are factors to consider…

This article relates data gathered in a pilot study on the general restructuring of roles for women and the implications of this information for counseling. (JC)

The study reported here concerns the knowledge that students and school counselors have about drugs and the attitudes these groups hold toward drug users. (Authors)

Recorded in the article are results of a study on Attitudes of Guidance Counselors Regarding Vocational Education'' which show that there is a significant relationship between the attitude of Guidance Counselors and membership in the NVGA. (JC)

This article describes the dilemma of the itinerant school counselor. School administrators feel a need for the itinerant school counselors and yet refuse to admit that these people need a decent available work space. (JC)

The major result of the study is that the subjects' self experiencing increased significantly during the focusing periods even though the experimenter's empathy, warmth, and genuineness remained low. (Author)

Describes the counselor's obligations and responsibilities to his client. (BH)

The results of the study question the widsom of using testimonials by counselors as support for the positive effects of new recording methods and for the absence of adverse effects. (Author)

Different levels of counselor and client dogmatism combined additively in terms of their effect on client ratings of the relationship. Client ratings of the relationship were progressively higher as more openness occurred in the dyad. (Author)

Having previously been a teacher is dysfunctional in: (1) giving rise to ambivalence; (2) demanding change in perspective toward student, school system, and teacher; and (3) causing conflict by change in compliance system used with students, and functional in working on student teacher problems. (Author)

Treatment guidelines are presented for rehabilitation personnel who work in the area of sexual dysfunction with the physically disabled. A step-by-step discussion of the intervention strategies that may be employed by rehabilitation staff who deal with sexual problems in disabled patients is presented. (Author/SEW)

Investigated the moderating effect of high and low anxiety on counselor perception of stages of dying. After completing the A-state scale, subjects observed a terminally ill speaker. Results indicated that high-anxious subjects, when compared with low-anxious, perceived the speakers as more denying, more angry, less accepting, and less hopeful.…

These papers present a counseling approach emphasizing the individuality of the client. Additionally, the physical and social environment in which the individual client interacts and the constraints this environment might place on that client should be considered. Counseling strategies maximizing the individual's potential within her environment…

Survey examined ethics training of counselor educators and ensuing attitudes and actions in professional practice. Discovered that ethics pedagogy during training was related to later pedagogical strategies and to reactions to attraction with students. No single pedagogical strategy seemed to guarantee best teaching or ethical professional…