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Counselors' Perceptions of Female and Male Clients

โœ Scribed by David L. Vogel; Franz Epting; Stephen R. Wester

Publisher
American Counseling Association
Year
2003
Tongue
English
Weight
222 KB
Volume
81
Category
Article
ISSN
1556-6678

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โœฆ Synopsis

Fiftyโ€nine client cases were analyzed using a grounded theory approach. Two core categories regarding counselors' perceptions of their clients emerged: (a) counselors' attempts to describe their clients' overall functioning and (b) counselors' descriptions of what counseling and the counseling relationship are like. For female clients, themes of โ€œvulnerabilityโ€ and โ€œattention to how clients assert themselvesโ€ were more pronounced than for male clients. For male clients, themes of โ€œbeing stuckโ€ and โ€œattention to how the client connects to othersโ€ were more pronounced than for female clients. Differences also emerged in the emphasis female and male counselors placed on specific themes.

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