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One of the premier journals in the dynamic field of counseling psychology, The Counseling Psychologist (TCP) publishes high-quality, vital articles that increase the knowledge base of counseling psychology through thoughtful debate and comprehensive coverage of new and developing areas of research and practice.

In-Depth Examinations of Timely Topics
For almost 40 years, TCP has helped to define the field and expand its boundaries through promoting a strengths-based, developmental, and contextual perspective. Typical article topics include

• Adoption
• Best Practices in Counseling
• Career/Vocational Issues
• Client Issues
• Eating Disorders
• Evidence-Based Practice
• Heterosexual Identity Development
• HIV and Vocational Psychology
• Multicultural and Cross-Cultural Competence
• New Populations and Settings
• Online Counseling
• Race and Ethnicity
• Research Methods
• Scientist--Practitioner Integration
• Social Justice
• Strength-based Counseling Model

The Counseling Psychologist brings you current information on important events and progress in the field through a variety of features that include: Major Contributions: Concentrate on current subjects related to the science and practice of counseling psychology. Articles: Explore a broad range of topics, from professional issues to integrative reviews, including historical articles as well as articles on diverse populations and international perspectives. Division 17: Highlights activities, concerns, awards, and upcoming Division 17 meetings.

This journal is a member of the Committee on Publication Ethics (COPE).