β Scribed by James T. Hansen
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Historically, counseling practice has emphasized understanding the inner subjective experiences (ISE) of counseling clientele. In the last several decades, however, the counseling profession has gradually devalued ISE. In this article, the author traces this devaluation of ISE in counseling. Underlying professional motives for the decline of interest in ISE are proposed, and reasons that ISE must be revalued are specified.
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The authors reply to J. T. Hansen's (2005) call for the profession to revalue the inner subjective experiences (ISE) of clients. Hansen argued that social constructionism has influenced the decline of the counseling profession by obscuring its unique focus on ISE. The authors maintain that social co
The goals of this article are to define antiβSemitism; demonstrate the necessity for accurately labeling antiβSemitic behavior as such; provide longitudinal evidence of antiβSemitism and the mistreatment of Jews and the absence of addressing Jewish issues by the counseling profession; prepare a comp