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Volume 4, Issue 1 2008
This issue is still open. Content will be added as it becomes available.
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Inaugural 2008 Asia Pacific Rim International Counselling Conference
Counselling in the Asia Pacific Rim: A Coming Together of Neighbours
I. Introduction
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A great deal of work has gone into the production of this Conference Special Issue. Authors have submitted articles, reviewers have read papers and provided comments and suggested changes prior to publication, and the journal editors and managers have steadfastly followed up and organised attachment after attachment submitted for review.
A special thank you goes to the Co-Editors of this special issue, Dr Nadine Pelling and Dr Brian Sullivan. Additionally we also thank Dr Randolph Bowers for his assistance in formatting submissions for final publishing and all but a few of the authors of articles in this special issue for blind reviewing various manuscripts. We would also like to acknowledge Dr Catherine Sun whose vision and hard work made the conference and this special edition a reality.
The conference itself was a wonderful experience with nearly 400 delegates and students participating to make this an unforgettable experience. For a full description and photos of the conference further information is available in ACA’s peer reviewed journal, Counselling Australia, Vol 8, #3 Spring 2008 edition which can be found on www.theaca.net.au . Most excitingly a post conference meeting was held with counsellors from Malaysia, Singapore, China, New Zealand, Australia, Hong Kong, Japan and South Korea to formalize the raising of a new regional association the Asia Pacific Rim Confederation of Counsellors Ltd (APRCC). APRCC will take on representative duties in the region as well as help to develop counselling within the region. For further information on APRCC you can contact the secretariat on philip@theaca.net.au .
Both peer reviewed and invited articles and invited presentations are provided and it is hoped that these all will aid in our appreciation and understanding of counselling in our region.
Philip Armstrong
Managing Editor
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| Table of Contents |
| Part A: Peer Reviewed Papers Presented at the Conference |
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| Part B: Invited Papers Presented at the Conference |
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| Part C: Invited Presentations Presented at the Conference |
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Developmental Discriminant Approach for School Counselling Clinical Supervision in an Asian Setting |
Leong Jenn Yeoong |
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| International neighbours: building a research infrastructure that works at local, national and international levels |
Nancy Rowland,
Sue Wheeler |
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| The Legitimization Marriage and Family Therapy in the United States: A Cautionary Tale |
William F. Northey |
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| Share in the Experience of Four-step Model in Family Treatment |
MENG Fu,
LIU Dan |
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| Advertised Counsellors and Psychologists in Hong Kong and Singapore |
Nadine Pelling |
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| Sugar and spice and all things nice: what are competent counsellors made of? Development of a Core Curriculum for counselling and psychotherapy Presentation |
Nancy Rowland,
Sue Wheeler |
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| II. Regular Submissions |
This section contains regular articles submitted for and included via peer review.
Philip Armstrong
Managing Editor
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Using Expressive Counselling Tools to Enhance Emotional Literacy, Emotional Wellbeing and Resilience: Improving Therapeutic Outcomes with Expressive Therapies |
Pearson, M.
Wilson, H. |
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| Past Issues |
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| Volume |
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Volume 1, Issue 1 - 2005 |
Counselling in Australia, HIV, Homophobia, and Metaanalyses |
| Volume 2, Issue 1 - 2006 |
Brain Injury, Spirituality, Older Adults |
| Volume 2, Issue 2 - 2006 |
Grief, Stress, Tobacco Use, AIDS |
| Volume 3, Issue 1 - 2007 |
Articles based on Peer Reviewed Abstracts for the International Conference on Counselling 2006 and Peer Reviewed Papers from the Counselling Student Essay Competition 2006 |
| Volume 3, Issue 2 - 2007 |
Intellectual Disability and Indigenous Special Issue |
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| Call for Articles |
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Dear Author:
On behalf of the Managing Editorial Team, and the Founding Editor in Chief of Counselling, Psychotherapy, and Health (CPH Journal), I am extremely pleased to invite you to submit a paper for peer-review and possible printing in the journal.
The content focus of papers is quite flexible. Your submission will in some way highlight one or more of our guiding values outlined below.
CPH Journal Guiding Values
- The highest standards of ethics in research
- Innovation and exploration
- Sound research methods and designs
- Scholarly and accessible non-technical language
- Cross-(multi)-disciplinary methods and implications
- Professional and personal practitioner development
- Respect for ecosystems including planetary, local environments, families, relationships and social systems
- Cultural diversity, safety and healing/reconciliation
- Mentoring and life-long learning
- Holistic and integrative approaches
- Equity in research
- Support of minority issues
Please view Author Submission Guidelines for further information.
Sincerely,
Management Committee of cphJournal
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