Online Exclusives

Understanding the gap: Encouraging grad students to work with an aging population

By Neha Pandit August 20, 2019

Regardless of how old the person sitting in our office or classroom is, engaged learning can happen in countless forms, as can growth through stepping out of one’s comfort zone.

From Combat to Counseling: Characteristics of the military affiliated population

By Duane France August 13, 2019

It’s true that there are many common factors among those who serve in or are affiliated with the military, but there are a large number of differences too. Age, ethnicity, gender, period of service, full time or part time, combat or not — all of these factors have their own impact on the experiences of military-affiliated clients.

From pain to empowerment: Lessons learned through physical therapy

By Jane E. Buckingham July 20, 2019

“I believe the lessons and approaches presented in the PT model of conducting therapy, albeit in the physical realm, apply in very concrete ways to our work as professional counselors.”