The potential for unification of rehabilitation counseling professional associations has been a conceptual debate the past several decades. In previous article this special issue, Phillips et al. (2022) provided quantitative data to capture opinions professionals on issue consolidation. present study builds those findings by providing qualitative analysis rationale each response from not only a...

This study employed a qualitative approach in the form of case to examine process self-disclosure among students and its influence on stress levels during their thesis completion. The research focused 10 individual students, aiming gain deep understanding experiences, thoughts, feelings, desires. Structured in-depth interviews were conducted, along with non-participant observation techniques. f...

BACKGROUND Evidence-based, easily accessible, supportive interventions for partners of cancer patients are limited, despite the fact that they often suffer from diminished emotional, social, physical, and relational functioning. To develop a new intervention that will fit their demands, it is important to consult potential users. OBJECTIVE To examine partners' interest in a Web-based psycholo...

This paper analyzes the effects of counseling provided to borrowers in mortgage default (n = 299). Borrowers receiving more hours of counseling perceive counseling more favorably than those receiving fewer hours of counseling. Using measures of marketing efforts to instrument counseling time confirms the positive effect of counseling duration on borrower ratings of counseling. Borrowers are mor...

BACKGROUND AND OBJECTIVES This study's purpose was to identify variables associated with primary care providers' self-reported rate of health behavior change counseling and confidence in counseling abilities. Of particular interest was the association of provider personal health behavior with reported rate of counseling and confidence in counseling abilities. METHODS Surveys were mailed to pr...