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New Zealand Journal of Counselling: Special Issue 2011

 

Editorial Special Issue 2011

 

How We Got Here
1. Considering Counsellor Education in Aotearoa New Zealand Part 1: Looking Back in Order to Look Forward

Kathie Crocket, Paul Flanagan, John Winslade, and Elmarie Kotzé

 

2. Counsellor Education Moving Towards Change: A Postgraduate, Distance-learning Experience in Aotearoa New Zealand

Jeannie Wright and Steve Lang

 

The Present Development of Specialist Practices
3. Teaching Professional Ethics in Counsellor Education in Aotearoa New Zealand: A Small Survey Study

Kathie Crocket

 

4. Trainee Counsellors’ Perceptions of their Experiences of Recording for Supervision

Marion Gossman

 

5. Naming Spirituality in Counsellor Education: A Modest Proposal

Peter Bray

 

6. Dreamwork: The Neglected Counselling Skill

Margaret Bowater

 

What About the Future?
7. Where Have They Gone? What Are They Doing? A Survey of Counselling Graduates, 2005–2009

Liz Campbell, Niccy Fraser, and John Horrocks

 

8. Considering Counsellor Education in Aotearoa New Zealand Part 2: How Might We Practise?

Kathie Crocket, Paul Flanagan, John Winslade, and Elmarie Kotzé

 

9. Counsellor Education in the Future

Bob Manthei

 

Book Review - The Turning Tide: Pluralism and Partnership in Psychotherapy in Aotearoa New Zealand, Edited by Keith Tudor

Reviewed by John McAlpine

 

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