Aims & Scope
The aim of the Journal was to provide graduate students the opportunity to publish, as lead authors, clinical/practice-oriented and experimental research on issues relevant to the field of counseling psychology. The central mission of Journal was three-fold:
- Encourage research interest and involvement among early career graduate students
- Help graduate students improve scientific writing skills and present their findings
- Disseminate high quality graduate-level research relevant to the field of counseling psychology
The Journal was interested in a variety of topics:
- Counseling activities (including assessment, interventions & treatment, consultation, supervision, training, prevention, and psychological education)
- Career development and vocational psychology
- Multicultural psychology
- Lesbian, gay, and bisexual psychology
- Addiction studies
- Psychology of men and women
- School & educational psychology
- Counseling health psychology
- Positive psychology
- Other reviews or theoretical contributions that have the potential for stimulating further research in counseling psychology