About This Publication
Prevention in Counseling Psychology:
Theory, Research, Practice and Training is a publication of the
Prevention Section of the Society for Counseling Psychology. The
publication is dedicated to the dissemination of information on prevention
theory, research, practice and training in counseling psychology,
stimulating prevention scholarship, promoting collaboration between
counseling psychologists engaged in prevention, and encouraging student
scholars. The publication focuses on prevention in specific domains
(e.g., college campuses), employing specific modalities (e.g., group
work), and reports summaries of epidemiological and preventive
intervention research. All submissions to the publication undergo
blind review by an editorial board jury, and those selected for
publication are distributed nationally through electronic and hard copies. |
Submissions
Contributions can focus on prevention
theory, research, practice, training, or a combination of these
topics. We are particularly interested in contributions from
students. Please submit brief articles, citations of recently
published manuscripts, posters and books, grants awarded, and other items
of interest in electronic format to Editor, Jonathan
Schwartz.
Individuals interested in submitting
artwork for the publication's cover page, please email Associate Editor, Jack
Tsan for more details. |
