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McWilliams, Wendy, author.
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, family-friendly work policies; the mental and physical effects of being a working mother; role conflict
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Johnson, Allen, author.
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a specialized service of integration tailored to work with adolescents in a way that provides trauma
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Donnelly, Paula A., author.
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outside mental health agencies are often contracted to support school personnel who work with these
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Boddie, Courtney Rennard, author.
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second is pertinent additions to the training of counselor educators to work competently with African
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Crump, Beverly K., author.
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States. Counselors who work with youth with problem sexual behaviors need to have appropriate clinical
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Brennan, Mary, author.
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integrating body size as an identity dimension into their work with clients in therapy by proposing an
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Dawson, Amy, author.
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reported significantly higher preferences for work-time flexibility and scored higher on the planning for a
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Jurjewicz, Hubert, author.
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and purpose, connectedness, hope, and faith, work to produce health benefits in terms of prevention
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Takacs, Michael Steven, author. (orcid)0000-0002-9799-1546
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this area. Also, the findings from this study have implications for counselors who work with
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Harrichand, John Jonathan Suroshan, author. (orcid)0000-0002-3336-2062
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Competence subscale and two of the burnout subscales: personal and work-related. This study also examined the
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Thompson, Jenae D., author.
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counselors-in-training (CIT) for their work with diverse populations. Current literature explains traditional
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Pontius, Sarah J., author. (orcid)0000-0003-1103-8082
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for the children to concretize and internalize boundaries to work towards their treatment goals.

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