The authors examined changes in the profession of counseling psychology by comparing results of similar surveys of Society of Counseling Psychology (SCP) members administered 15 years apart (in 1985 and 2000). The authors found the roles and settings of SCP members were relatively stable across this period but observed that notably fewer…

Examines the availability of neuropsychological training in American Psychological Association-accredited counseling psychology programs. Only 42% of respondents reported the availability of a neuropsychology course at their universities. Results indicate an interest in neuropsychological theory but a lack of available training. (Author/GCP)

The authors present background on the development of principles for the identification of empirically supported interventions in counseling psychology by the American Psychological Association's Division 17 and include an overview of guiding considerations around which these principles were developed. As a context for these principles, the authors…

The emergence of managed care has placed many new demands on practicing psychologists. To ensure that graduate students are gaining the skills necessary to function effectively in the current healthcare environment, training programs may need to modify their curricula. Recently, the American Psychological Association assembled a task force to…

This document contains six papers from a symposium on counseling process research which offer the application of multiple research perspectives and analysis of a common data set. Analyses of two interviews from a single counseling case include lag analysis of relational control, the investigation of topic control, discourse analysis of the…