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Direct linkBrady-Amoon, Peggy – Journal of Humanistic Counseling, 2012
Overall, Hansen (2012a) and the author (Brady-Amoon, 2012) share a humanistic vision for the future of counseling. In this continued dialogue, the author argues that a broad-based philosophy of science that encompasses renewed respect for diversity remains essential for the future of the profession.
Descriptors: Educational Philosophy, Counselor Training, Humanities, Ideology
