Describes a group treatment program of sex counseling for women who are experiencing unsatisfying sexual relations. (HMV)

Proposes that counseling will and should be replaced by another discipline called applied behavioral science. The applied behavioral scientist will apply theory and research derived through the various behavioral sciences to help individuals and institutions achieve their purposes. He will work with students,patients, or employees, and their…

Describes Community Sex Information, Inc. (CSI), a nonprofit educational organization, staffed by professionals and volunteers in New York City, which provides accurate sex information in a nonjudgmental and supportive manner. One of its major programs is a telephone sex information service. (Author/HMV)

No attempt is made in this bibliography on sexuality to provide a definitive listing of all the available resources in sex education and counseling. Rather, primary emphasis is given to major reference sources to which the counselor can turn for continuing educational needs and specific areas of interest. (Author)

This article describes a system of community-based social counselors whose function is to assist individuals and families living in 11 public housing parks in Norfolk, Virginia. The aim of the program is to reach individuals who, because of location and difficulty with transportation, might never get to a counselor for assistance. (Author/EJT)

Parenting a handicapped child can be perceived as an opportunity for personal growth. Given this orientation, the truly empathic counselor assists parents in learning the skills and attitudes needed to deal effectively with their child and to learn to transform their own pain into caring and love. (Author)

Discusses the process of premature termination of counseling relationships with clients and the need to finish the therapeutic relationship. Discusses loss, anger, and dependence as issues of termination as well as means of therapeutically concretizing good-byes between client and therapist. (Author)

Examines the psychosocial needs of disabled persons and the counseling approaches for dealing with their special needs. Discusses problems of self-concept, body image, frustration and anger, and dependency and motivation. Strategies are drawn from a broad spectrum of counseling theories. (Author)

The author describes her experiences running group counseling with nine ninth graders. The steps of her program are discussed. (EJT)

As man faces larger number of people, he will tend to disregard individualism more and more, and ultimately to reduce man to nothingness. This article explores some of the long term implications of such decisions and the professional responsibility for the resulsts. Fresh look at the morality of decision making appears urgent. (Author)

If counselors can stretch themselves further to reach into the community to share knowledge with other institutions and can together set up programs to inspire greater self-esteem and self-respect, they might be able to significantly reduce the divorce rate by raising the status of singlehood. (Author)

A gay counselor explains what heterosexual counselors can do to help homosexual counselees. Included in the article is a short list of useful organizations which counselors may find useful for referral purposes. (HMV)

The author discusses the turmoil and distress he experienced when he learned that he had cancer. He suggests a new role for counselors as cancer counselors and discusses what that role might entail. (EJT)

This article reviews the major concerns of group counseling and differentiates among group guidance, group counseling, and group therapy. It also evaluates the research status of group counseling and presents implications for the future of this approach. Comment by Carl E. Thoresen follows. (Author)

Incremental guidance, as a method of assisting pupils in everyday decision making, is examined through a sequentially planned program that anticipates individual needs and provides aid through marginal changes. Comments by Robert Hoppock follow. (Author/CJ)