Toward a Culture of Counselor Wellness

Gerard F. Lawson · Elizabeth Venart · Richard J. Hazler · Jeffrey A. Kottler

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In 1996, the Journal of Humanistic Education and Development published a special issue on counselor impairment. There has been a shift in focus over the intervening years, away from issues of impairment and toward counselor wellness. This article highlights that shift and introduces this special issue on counselor wellness.

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