Describes the counseling services of Northern New Mexico Community College (NNMCC). Covers NNMCC's assumptions regarding counseling, mission, current counseling services, goals, and limitations posed by the present counseling structure. Proposes a proactive delivery mode based on group instruction in response to fiscal constraints. (DMM)

Major counseling techniques to be used with children identified with emotional handicaps are described in this article. Basic goals and methods of each approach, applicability for emotionally handicapped students, and training necessary for the practitioner are also discussed. (Author/DF)

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)

The author focuses on the problems of adolescence. The aim of the paper is to: (1) examine and understand the problems of both the adolescent and his parents; (2) examine support available to both parties; and (3) suggest alternative ways for parents, adolescents, educators, and health professionals to cope with the core issues and difficulties of…

Many seniors are bewildered at having to choose a career. At Harvard University personal counseling helps them to understand themselves and to make viable decisions. (Author)

The author urges that counselors confront students with the fact that a college degree no longer assures guaranteed passport to economic success. He discusses three divergent views of the goals of liberal education and closes by advising that counselors help students come to grips with their personal motivations in attending college. (EAK)

Dependency on counselors is reduced and problem solving enhanced for rehabilitation clients by a positive analytical approach, instead of negative constructive criticism.'' (AG)

This is the third article in a debate over the proper goals of industrial-arts education in the high school. (Editor/GB)

The goals and clientele of employment counseling require concern with social change as well as client change. (Author)

This article stresses the need for those counseling young women today to be aware of thechanges taking place in career possibilities. Counselors must combine their insights with client potential to form a solid combination which will serve as a guide for a young woman's future. (Author/CJ)

Discusses functions of guidance personnel as enforcers of code of "institutionalized behavior." Offers alternate role as creator of optimal learning climates. (CJ)

Discusses need for counselors to obtain more information regarding local job market in effort to be of greater assistance to students not going to college. Describes model programs providing vocational information, and includes names and addresses of directors. (CJ)