Investigated how analysis of intake information, including psychological symptom status, would discriminate between male and female returners and nonreturners to postintake counseling. Findings from 261 clients at university counseling center revealed distinct psychological symptom statuses and demographic profiles of female and male nonreturners…

Compared presenting psychological symptom status and counseling duration of career and noncareer clients (n=231). Although no significant differences in psychological status of two groups were noticed, career clients did attend significantly fewer counseling sessions than did clients with noncareer concerns. Findings have implications for college…

This study sought to identify differential psychological symptom status and demographic variability between male/female returners and non-returners to a university counseling center. Data were collected during intake interviews over a 9-month period (N=261). The information analyzed consisted of nine distinct subscale scores of the Symptomatic…