Suggested is a team approach which would pair a minority group counselor with a white counselor to provide support to the client not only in regard to his cultural aspects but also in regard to the wider community with which he may not be familiar and in which neither he nor the minority group counselor may feel at ease. (CJ)

A survey of 16 California community colleges reveals diverse faculty feelings about counselor roles and about faculty participation in developing counseling programs. (RN)

The priorities of humanizing environments, serving as an advocate for all persons, and responding positively to the complexities of living were highlighted at the 1970 White House Conference on Children, and seem to have implications for the survival of all counseling. (Author/CG)

The article concludes that the circumstances under which the family counselor finds himself functioning are such that he must be free to move about the district and community unencumbered by the traditional forms of administrative pressures and red tape. (Author)

The traditional counseling psychology curriculum is deficient in meeting the needs of those persons who wish to work in the black community; it does not speak to the black experience nor does it attend to white racism. This article has attempted to point up some of these needs. (Author)

In order to deal with the here and now problems of younger clients, counselors must immerse themselves in the politico cultural milieu of those clients. A counselor must be conversant with the interests of those students who have rejected societal norms in favor of a personal ethic and conscience. (Author/BY)

The author describes his own research and use of affect simulation and videotape recall to accelerate the usual counseling processes and to better assure that traditional goals in counseling will be achieved. He examines the potential of multimedia for allowing a client to view objectively his own inner" reactions as well as his outer" behaviors…

Performance contracting may be one answer to pressing domestic problems. Emphasis is placed on client, student, or applicant performance in terms of predetermined, commonly agreed upon goals. Important by products include the promotion of experimentation and demonstration, the establishment of administrative and professional accountability, and…

The appropriate guidance use of technology is not just one of designing machines but rather of discovering how to use technology to realize counselors' personal and societal goals in particular settings. The future of guidance could well depend on the capacity of the counseling profession to utilize technology effectively. Followed by comments by…

Discusses integrating Rational-Emotive Therapy with biblical precepts as a basis for pastoral counselors to bridge the gap between religion and psychotherapy. Illustrates the use of biblical quotations in disputing irrational beliefs. Presents a case example. (Author/RC)

Taxonomies were generated from theorists in counseling and psychotherapy. Goal clusters included: Transfer of Therapy Learning to Outside Situations, Awareness and Acceptance of Self in Conflict, Specific Symptom Removal, and Awareness of Positive Inner Resources. Process clusters included: Client Acceptance, Active Critical Questioning, and…

Defines some ethical issues involved in the counseling of public offenders and formulates a set of ethical principles that could make meaningful counseling possible with public offenders. These central ethical issues include confidentiality, confrontation, client-advocate role, research issues, consenting clients, testing and appropriate testing…

Career guidance has changed in response to workplace changes, theories, and ethical, political, and social objectives. In the current world context, the central aim of guidance should be revised to assisting individuals to reach their potential by helping others to do the same. (Contains 74 references.) (SK)