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1. Does contemplative pedagogy increase relational well‐being? A time series analysis.

Author

Dorais, Stephanie, Niles, Jennifer, Dukes, Allison T., Colon, Michelle L., and Gutierrez, Daniel

Subjects
TIME series analysis, WELL-being, EDUCATIONAL counseling
Abstract

Counseling students practiced a centering meditation every morning and evening for 25 days. The authors observed the bi‐daily outcomes in interpersonal and social well‐being and analyzed the observations through a pilot study using time series analysis. The findings were a positive trend in the data for interpersonal and social well‐being. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Published
2022
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2. Logotherapy infused family therapy (LIFT): A systematic review of clinical interventions for family counselors.

Author

Dukes, Allison T., Gutierrez, Daniel, and Goshorn, Jeremy R.

Subjects
*FAMILY psychotherapy, *COUNSELORS, *FAMILY counseling, *FAMILIES
Abstract

Logotherapy's tenets show considerable therapeutic potential for couple and family therapy. Using the PRISMA systematic review method, authors searched PsycNet, ProQuest, and PubMed in July 2020 for logotherapeutic family interventions. Authors compiled a list of strategies for practitioners and discuss results and their implications for logotherapeutic family interventions. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Published
2022
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3. Understanding the relationships between personal growth initiative, hope, and abstinence self‐efficacy.

Author

Niles, Jennifer K., Gutierrez, Daniel, Dukes, Allison T., Mullen, Patrick R., and Goode, Corrinia D.

Subjects
MATURATION (Psychology), INTERPERSONAL relations, SELF-efficacy, STUDENT counselors, HOPE
Abstract

Literature suggests personal growth initiative (PGI) and hope play critical roles in problematic substance use. Authors describe the association between PGI and abstinence self‐efficacy (ASE) and the mediating factor of hope. Implications for addictions counselors and school counselors are provided. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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2022
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