The Status of Comprehensive Guidance and Counseling in the United States

Christopher A. Sink · Ginger Phillips MacDonald

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The work of establishing comprehensive guidance programs nationwide has advanced significantly during the past two decades; however, the legacy of traditional organizational models continues to define counselor's jobs. The significant features of comprehensive programs are reviewed. Survey results concerning implementation of the comprehensive model are reported for every state.

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