Counseling and Values

Abstract

Counseling and Values: Spirituality, Ethics, and Religion in Counseling (CVJ) is a professional journal of theory, research, and practice on the intersection of religion, spirituality, and ethics in the counseling process, with a particular emphasis on the competent and ethical integration of religion and spirituality into counseling.Its mission is to promote free intellectual inquiry across these domains.Its vision is to attract a diverse readership reflective of a growing diversity in the membership of the Association for Spiritual, Ethical, and Religious Values in Counseling and to effect change leading to the continuing growth and development of a more genuinely civil society.Sections within the journal include the following:• Research and Theory.Manuscripts that provide empirical data related to ethical, religious, or spiritual issues in counseling will be featured.CVJ is open to myriad designs related to counseling research (e.g., quantitative, qualitative, mixed method, single case).• Issues and Insights.Manuscripts that offer philosophical, theoretical, and practical applications of ethical, religious, or spiritual issues in counseling will be featured.Manuscripts must be clearly referenced and represent an author's attempt to offer fresh information.• Techniques for Spiritual, Ethical, and Religious Counseling (TSERC).Manuscripts that focus on practical issues related to (a) development or adaptation of existing techniques for working with spiritual, ethical, and/or religious values in counseling and/or (b) experience related to the effectiveness of techniques in work with clients and client systems will be featured.For authors interested in submitting manuscripts for peer review and possible publication in the TSERC section of CVJ, follow the additional formatting instructions listed below (in addition to the remaining guidelines that follow):CVJ Guidelines for Authors (Continued)

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