International Journal for the Advancement of Counselling 2001: Vol 23 Table of Contents

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a International Journal for the Advancement of Counselling 23: 321-323
Contents, Volume 23 (2001)
Volume 23 No. 1
Editorial / Writing for publication in the /nternational Journal for
the Advancement of Counselling
ARTICLES
Christopher J. Rybak, Amy Leary & Akiko Marui / The resiliency
wheel: A training model for enhancing the effectiveness of
cross-cultural interviews
Cunnel A.M. Backenroth / People with disabilities and the
changing labor market: Some challenges for counseling
practice and research on workplace counseling
O. Bojuwoye / Crossing cultural boundaries in counselling
Yii-Nii Lin / Taiwanese female university students’ perceptions of
counselor effectiveness
BOOK REVIEW
R. Manthei & J. Miller, Good Counselling: A Guide for Clients
73-15
(Carmen F. Salazar)
James P. Bridges, The Academic Adventures of Laura Bridges: An
Introduction to Educational Architecture Therapy (Ira David
Welch) 76-78
Lothar R. Martin, Gewalt in Schule und Erziehung [Violence in
School and Education], Grundformen der Prévention und
Intervention [Basic Steps for Prevention and Intervention]
(Nathan Deen)
Bea Wehrly, Counseling Interracial Individuals and Families, Bea
Wehrly, Kelley R. Kenney & Mark E. Kenney, Counseling
Multiracial Families (Nathan Deen)
322 CONTENTS, VOLUME 23 (2002)
Volume 23 No. 2
ARTICLES
C.E. Vontress / Cross-cultural counseling in the 21st century 83-97
B.Q. Tobias / A descriptive study of the cultural mores and beliefs
toward HIV/AIDS in Swaziland, Southern Africa 99-113
K. Braithwaite & V.G. Thomas / HIV/AIDS knowledge, attitudes,
and risk-behaviors among African-American and Caribbean
college women 115-129
F. Meijers / The effects of the marketisation of career guidance
services in the Netherlands 131-149
Sonja Zorga, Bojan Dekleva & Alenka Kobolt / The process of
internal evaluation as a tool for improving peer supervision 151-162
Volume 23 No. 3
Editorial
ARTICLES
Paul Pedersen / Mobilizing the generic potential of culture-
centered counseling 165-177
Eleanor O’Leary & Inge M. Nieuwstraten / Emerging psycholo-
gical issues in talking about death and dying: A discourse
analytic study 179-199
Mary McMahon & Wendy Patton / Clinical supervision:
The perceptions and experiences of school counselors in
Australia 201-214
Page K. Pressly, Woodrow M. Parker & Joanna Jennie / Actual-
izing multicultural counseling competencies: A multifaceted
course approach 215-234
Volume 23 No. 4
Editorial
ARTICLES
Mphala Mogudi-Carter / Challenges experienced by a therapist
working with multicultural families: Case studies 237-243
CONTENTS, VOLUME 23 (2003)
Tim Bond, Courtland C. Lee, Ruth Lowe, A. E. Margarita
Malayapillay, Sue Wheeler, Angela Banks, Kathryn Kurdt,
Melissa M. Mercado & Elizabeth Smiley / The nature
of counselling: An investigation of counselling activity in
selected countries 245-260
John McFadden & James L. Moore III / Intercultural marriage and
intimacy: Beyond the continental divide 261-268
Mary H. Guindon & Maryam S. Sobhany / Toward cultural
competency in diagnosis 269-282
Marla J. Arvay / Secondary traumatic stress among trauma coun-
sellors: What does the research say? 283-293
Rachel Gali Cinamon / Father’s unemployment and career related
variables of his adolescent child 295-309
Instructions to Authors 311-318
Author index, Volume 23 (2001) 319
Contents, Volume 23 (2001) 321-323