The Journal of Humanistic Counseling

Exploring Humanism in Counseling Practice, Theory and Philosophy

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Association for Humanistic Counseling (AHC) announces Publication Pathways

The Association for Humanistic Counseling (AHC) is proud to announce Publication Pathways, an initiative to help humanistic practitioners bring ideas and clinical case experiences to publication by working with counseling academics in a collaborative, mutually beneficial writing partnership.
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Listen to The Humanistic Counselor podcast

Newest episodes of The Humanistic Counselor podcast are now available:

How does clinical intuition inform humanistic counseling practice? Krystal Bryant and Dr. Toupey Luft review some perspectives based on their 2023 JHC Research article.
Can the sharing of life's meaningful moments in groupwork influence contact and personal growth? Dr. Jacky van de Goor explains how it can based upon her 2023 JHC Research article.
What role can compassion play in developmentally-focused humanistic supervision practices? Dr. Kenson Hiatt discussed ideas based upon his 2022 JHC Practices article.

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SCOPE

The aim of the journal is to disseminate contemporary humanistic scholarship and research that support practitioner growth, training program development, and the vital promotion of inclusivity and diversity across worldviews. Articles should emphasize ways in which humanistic, existential and phenomenological perspectives inform counseling practice, theory and outcomes. Since humanism is traditionally associated with philosophical inquiry, we welcome submissions on theoretical, conceptual and philosophical issues in counseling. The journal is also committed to practitioner growth and welcomes case study submissions that speak to the professional experience of counselors in the field.

EDITOR

Brett Wilkinson, PhD

Purdue University Fort Wayne

Department of Counseling and Graduate Education

Term: July 2023 – June 2026

Email: jhc@pfw.edu

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SUBMISSIONS

The Journal of Humanistic Counseling invites articles that emphasize the ways in which humanistic ideologies inform counseling theory, practice and outcomes including submissions on theoretical and philosophical issues in counseling. Additional information about submissions can be found . Submissions must be made through manuscript portal for the journal.

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