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Elliot, Anna; Bohecker, Lynn; Elliott, Gregory M.; Townsend, Bethany Jean; Johnson, Veronica; Lopez, Anna; Horn, Elizabeth D.; Roach, Ken – Professional Counselor, 2019
Counseling licensure portability is in a state of crisis. The collaborative 20/20 initiative made headway in establishing the profession's objectives toward consistent licensure standards across states; however, inconsistencies and significant barriers persist. The authors conducted a qualitative content analysis to understand the logistics…
Descriptors: Counselor Certification, Occupational Mobility, Counselors, Barriers
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Olson, Seth; Brown-Rice, Kathleen; Gerodias, Andrew – Professional Counselor, 2018
Although professional counseling licensure portability has been a topic of interest for many years, limited empirical research has been conducted to examine state requirements to become a licensed professional counselor. To bridge this gap, state counseling license applications, including the District of Columbia, were investigated using…
Descriptors: Counselor Training, Counselor Certification, Statistical Analysis, Standards
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Burns, Stephanie; Cruikshanks, Daniel R. – Professional Counselor, 2017
Inconsistent counselor professional identity contributes to issues with licensure portability, parity in hiring practices, marketplace recognition in U.S. society and third-party payments for independently licensed counselors. Counselors could benefit from enhancing the counseling profession's identity as well as individual professional identities…
Descriptors: Counselor Role, Professional Identity, Personnel Selection, Counselor Attitudes
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Burns, Stephanie T.; Cruikshanks, Daniel R. – Professional Counselor, 2018
Many professional counseling organizations act to strengthen counselor professional identity to achieve parity for counselors. However, independently licensed counselors often identify themselves as "therapists" or "psychotherapists" as a means of helping others understand their occupational role and establishing their…
Descriptors: Counselor Training, Accreditation (Institutions), Professional Identity, Counselor Educators
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Sheperis, Donna S.; Coker, J. Kelly; Haag, Elizabeth; Salem-Pease, Fatma – Professional Counselor, 2020
Online counselor education has been studied extensively since its inception, but the experiences of students within these programs have received limited attention. This collaborative view from faculty and students of online counselor education was developed to share the stories of students who have engaged in both synchronous and asynchronous…
Descriptors: Online Courses, Counselor Training, Teacher Student Relationship, Synchronous Communication
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Goodman-Scott, Emily; Watkinson, Jennifer Scaturo; Martin, Ian; Biles, Kathy – Professional Counselor, 2016
School counselors' job roles and preferences reportedly vary by educational level (i.e., elementary, middle and high school); however, several organizations, such as the American School Counselor Association, conceptualize and recommend school counseling practice and preparation through a K-12 lens. Little is known about how or if school…
Descriptors: School Counseling, School Counselors, Elementary Schools, Counselor Training