The Counseling Psychologist (TCP)
Earn Continuing Education Credit for Reading Articles in The Counseling Psychologist
The Society of Counseling Psychology (Division 17) and American Psychological Association Office of Continuing Education in Psychology have partnered to offer an exciting benefit for readers of The Counseling Psychologist. You can earn CE credits for reading selected articles in each issue of TCP. Each issue of TCP will have a CE article designated by the Division 17 logo carrying a stipulated number of CE credits. Readers may purchase, complete and submit their CE quiz online in the convenience of your own homes or offices for an affordable $25 fee. Quizzes are scored instantly and CE certificates are available immediately for printing (75 percent or higher correct score earns credit).
The Counseling Psychologist is the official publication of the Society of Counseling Psychology (Division 17) of the American Psychological Association. Each issue provides thematic coverage of critical developments concerning the theory, research and practice of counseling psychology. The major contributions in each issue of TCP provide authoritative reviews, applications or extensions of work in the field of counseling psychology that have broad application across allied fields of study, both within and beyond the discipline of psychology.
TCP, Volume 41 (2 CEs each)
No. 4, Constructing Careers: Actors, Agents and Authors April 2013
No. 3, Therapist Use of Client Strengths: A Qualitative Study of Positive Processes April 2013
No. 2, A Social Cognitive Perspective on Coping with Cancer: Theory, Research and Intervention February 2013
No. 1, An Investigation of Process Variables in Feminist Group Clinical Supervision Functioning January 2013
TCP, Volume 40 (2 CEs each)
No. 8, Balancing Multicultural Competence with Social Justice: Feminist Beliefs and Optimal Psychological Functioning November 2012
No. 7, Acceptance and Commitment Therapy as a Unified Model of Behavior Change October 2012
No. 6, Voices of Early Career Psychologists in Division 17, the Society of Counseling Psychology August 2012
No. 3, Social Justice Advocacy in Rural Communities: Practical Issues and Implications April 2012
No. 2, Counseling for Work and Relationship February 2012
TCP, Volume 39 (2 CEs each)
No. 8, A Bioecological Model of Mass Trauma– Individual, Community, and Societal Effects September 2011
No. 6, Beyond Microskills: Toward a Model of Counseling Competence June 2011
No. 5, Whatever Happened to Counseling in Counseling Psychology? May 2011
No. 4, Contending with Stereotype Threat at Work: A Model of Long Term Responses April 2011
No. 3, White Dialectics: A New Framework for Theory, Research, and Practice with White Students March 2011
