โ Scribed by Edwin L. Herr
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This presentation has two basic purposes: (1) to examine the status of research in counseling (and psychotherapy) in relation to the question, 'Does Counseling Work?' and (2) to examine the research on the preparation of counselors with respect to determining the effectiveness of counselor education. Conclusions provided suggest future actions which could improve the quality of research studies pertinent to counseling and to counselor education.
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In this article, the author argues that the language used in counseling practice is largely a common sense language using mentalistic words. Basic mentalistic assumptions and challenges to those assumptions are outlined. The practical consequences of retaining or discarding mentalism in counseling a
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