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Participatory Action Research in Counseling Psychology: A Feminist and Critical Research Paradigm

Schön (1995) wrote more than two decades ago about the disconnect between practitioners and researchers, noting that often the research published is not necessarily applicable for practitioners. At the time, he recommended increased use of… » Read more

APF Div17 Counseling Psych Grants – Due 4/1/2017

Up to $6,500 available to enhance the science and practice of counseling psychology. Download the Request for Proposals for the American Psychological Foundation’s (APF) 2017 Division 17 Counseling Psychology Grants (pdf). These grants support not-for-profit activities to… » Read more

Vice President of Scientific Affairs – July 2016

It is with great pleasure that the advisory board members (Erin Hardin, G.E. Kawika Allen, Frank Dillon, Brandy Piña-Watson, and Sherry Wang) and I continue to work diligently on representing, promoting, and advocating for the… » Read more

2017 NCMS Conference – Call for Proposals

Greetings from the NMCS 2017 Coordinators! The 2017 National Multicultural Conference and Summit Call for Proposals is open and accepting entries at this time. We look forward to your submissions! Please visit www.multicutluralsummit.org for detailed… » Read more

Vice President of Scientific Affairs – March 2016

Vice President of Scientific Affairs Rachel L. Navarro, Ph.D.   It has been an honor to represent the field of Counseling Psychology and our scientific interests as the SCP Vice President of Scientific Affairs. Since… » Read more

Vice President of Scientific Affairs – Fall 2015

Vice President of Scientific Affairs Rachel L. Navarro, Ph.D.     Let me begin by thanking Lisa Spanierman for providing professional mentorship as I transition into the VP for Scientific Affairs position. Your guidance and… » Read more