Guide to Graduate Programs in Counseling

Informationen zum Autor Tyler Kimbel, PhD, M.S.Ed., is the Vice President of Research and Advocacy & Outreach at CACREP. He also teaches in counselor education as an adjunct professor. Dr. Kimbel has a background in school counseling and contributes his knowledge through research, consultation, and accreditation policy.Dana Heller Levitt, DPhil, M.S.Ed., is an associate professor of counseling at Montclair State University and the previous graduate program coordinator for master's programs. She served as a member of the CACREP Board of Directors from 2011-2016. Dr. Levitt has published works in the areas of professional ethics and counselor development, including Values and Ethics in Counseling: Real Life Ethical Decision-Making. Klappentext Prospective counselors will find valuable, comprehensive, and reliable information about the profession, graduate programs, and what to consider in selecting their entry level graduate preparation. Voices from the field and leaders in the profession help readers learn about graduate preparation, accreditation, and what it takes to be a professional counselor. Zusammenfassung Prospective counselors will find valuable, comprehensive, and reliable information about the profession, graduate programs, and what to consider in selecting their entry level graduate preparation. Voices from the field and leaders in the profession help readers learn about graduate preparation, accreditation, and what it takes to be a professional counselor. Inhaltsverzeichnis Section I: The Counseling Profession - An Overview Chapter 1: Introduction to A Guide to Graduate Programs in Counseling Tyler M. Kimbel and Dana Heller Levitt Chapter 2: The History and Evolution of Professional Counseling Martin Ritchie Chapter 3: Career Pathways in Counseling Dana Heller Levitt and Tyler M. Kimbel Chapter 4: Current Trends and Issues in Counseling Richard Henriksen and Susan E. Henderson Section II: Graduate Programs in Counseling - Personal and Practical Considerations Chapter 5: On Becoming a Counselor: Self Reflecting Tyler M. Kimbel and Dana Heller Levitt Chapter 6: Finding and Comparing Counseling Programs - Selecting the "Perfect Fit" Dana Heller Levitt and Tyler M. Kimbel Chapter 7: Applying to Graduate School Robin Wilbourn Lee and Jennifer Jordan Chapter 8: The Experience of Being a Graduate Counseling Student Victoria E. Kress, Michael Leskosky, Chelsey A. Zoldan, and Jessica Headley Section III: Life after Graduate School Chapter 9: Certification and Licensure Gerard Lawson and Jenna Haynes Chapter 10: Professional Involvement Samuel T. Gladding Chapter 11: Conclusion Tyler M. Kimbel and Dana Heller Levitt ...

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Tyler Kimbel, PhD, M.S.Ed., is the Vice President of Research and Advocacy & Outreach at CACREP. He also teaches in counselor education as an adjunct professor. Dr. Kimbel has a background in school counseling and contributes his knowledge through research, consultation, and accreditation policy. Dana Heller Levitt, DPhil, M.S.Ed., is an associate professor of counseling at Montclair State University and the previous graduate program coordinator for master's programs. She served as a member of the CACREP Board of Directors from 2011-2016. Dr. Levitt has published works in the areas of professional ethics and counselor development, including Values and Ethics in Counseling: Real Life Ethical Decision-Making.

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Prospective counselors will find valuable, comprehensive, and reliable information about the profession, graduate programs, and what to consider in selecting their entry level graduate preparation. Voices from the field and leaders in the profession help readers learn about graduate preparation, accreditation, and what it takes to be a professional counselor.

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• Section I: The Counseling Profession - An Overview

• Chapter 1: Introduction to A Guide to Graduate Programs in Counseling

• Tyler M. Kimbel and Dana Heller Levitt

• Chapter 2: The History and Evolution of Professional Counseling

• Martin Ritchie

• Chapter 3: Career Pathways in Counseling

• Dana Heller Levitt and Tyler M. Kimbel

• Chapter 4: Current Trends and Issues in Counseling

• Richard Henriksen and Susan E. Henderson

• Section II: Graduate Programs in Counseling - Personal and Practical Considerations

• Chapter 5: On Becoming a Counselor: Self Reflecting

• Tyler M. Kimbel and Dana Heller Levitt

• Chapter 6: Finding and Comparing Counseling Programs - Selecting the "Perfect Fit"

• Dana Heller Levitt and Tyler M. Kimbel

• Chapter 7: Applying to Graduate School

• Robin Wilbourn Lee and Jennifer Jordan

• Chapter 8: The Experience of Being a Graduate Counseling Student

• Victoria E. Kress, Michael Leskosky, Chelsey A. Zoldan, and Jessica Headley

• Section III: Life after Graduate School

• Chapter 9: Certification and Licensure

• Gerard Lawson and Jenna Haynes

• Chapter 10: Professional Involvement

• Samuel T. Gladding

• Chapter 11: Conclusion

• Tyler M. Kimbel and Dana Heller Levitt