To determine if counselors integrate clinical behaviors for addressing religious/spiritual
issues in counseling consistent with their ratings of the importance of such behaviors, the …

This article investigates whether there are differences in religious and spiritual (R/S) beliefs,
attitudes, practices, training, and self-assessed competence between counselors and …

One of the aims of clinical supervision is to ensure counselors meet the ethical obligations of
the counseling profession, which include religious and spiritual (R/S) competence. To date …

Many clients bring a belief in God or a Higher Power into counseling sessions. What is less
clear, however, is how counselors conceptualize “god,” which may affect how spirituality is …

The purpose of this study was to investigate the impact of a two-and-half hour constructivist-
oriented training session upon the spirituality and religious competency of 15 master's level …

An increased emphasis on the importance of including spirituality and religion in counseling
places systemic family therapists in a unique position due to their relational focus. However …

Within the context of school-based counseling as it occurs in North America and the Asia
Pacific region, this article reviews current developments in the area of childhood and …

Those who convert to Judaism face concerns related to ethnic/religious identity
transformation, inclusion/acceptance, family/interpersonal conflicts, as well as the adoption …

Spirituality has been documented as both a positive and negative influence in the
counseling process. Despite this evidence, counselor education programs are not …

The author offers practical suggestions on counseling religiously affiliated men. Much can
be learned by considering a man's attitudes toward religious questions; his views may be …