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Counseling Today’s 15 most-read articles of 2023

Counseling Today

The post Counseling Today’s 15 most-read articles of 2023 appeared first on Counseling Today. Some of our most-read stories in 2023.

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Getting over bad/limited advice – journal article introductions

Patter by Pat Thomson

How do you start off a journal article – well, let’s say a conventional journal article*? There are other ways to start off a journal article, for example, if you are writing something more literary or arts based. What do I need to say and cite in order to connect with their existing knowledge and interest?)

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Why journal articles are rejected

Patter by Pat Thomson

This is an old post from May 2013. I get asked about rejection a lot so it seemed worth recycling it. There are some very common reasons why journal papers get rejected, often by the editor. They don’t even make it to review. Here’s the seven deadly paper writing sins: (1) The paper doesn’t fit the journal.

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Black Students to Criticize DEI is a Cynical and Disingenuous Tactic

Diverse: Issues in Higher Education

By now many people have read the recent article by the New York Times that critically examines the state of DEI at the University of Michigan. This article prompted other criticisms against the University of Michigan’s DEI initiatives in media outlets including the New York Post and USA Today and follows other attacks.

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Counseling Today’s 20 most-read articles in 2022

Counseling Today

Our most-read articles dealt with stress, anxiety, youth mental health, relationships, counselor training, legalized marijuana and the need for financial change. The post Counseling Today’s 20 most-read articles in 2022 appeared first on Counseling Today. What counseling topics were the most popular in 2022?

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Writing a journal article – 8 steps to So What and Now What

Patter by Pat Thomson

This post is a generalisation. But the general stuff in this post does hold for most things you’ll write for most journals. Just not all. The message in this post is simply this – journals generally do not publish only research results. Yes, you heard me. But let me put it another way. Research results alone do not a journal paper make.

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5 Mental Health Articles for Providers – July

Welltrack Connect Blog

2 min read The Shrink Space highlights articles this month with a particular focus on student mental health and technology. The post 5 Mental Health Articles for Providers – July appeared first on Welltrack Connect Blog.