The Journal of International Counselor Education published its final volume in 2014. All previously published articles continue to be available here as open access publications.
The Journal for International Counselor Education (JICE) is a peer-reviewed scholarly journal that promotes counselor education and supervision internationally. JICE aims to advance research on counselor training, supervision, and practice around the world, and to foster international collaboration among professional counselors and counselor educators. The journal features original research reflecting the diverse and growing population of counselors globally.Current Issue: Volume 6, Issue 1 (2014)
Articles
Exploring Counselor Educators’ Pedagogical Practices: Cultivating Competent Counselors Through Increased Cognitive Complexity And Reflective Practice
Kathleen Marie Davidson and Christopher D. Schmidt
Cross-National Emailing as Cultural Immersion in Multicultural Counselor Training: A Pilot Study
Yuh-Jen Guo, Shu-Ching Wang, Marilyn F. Corbin, Craig Wynne, and Shelly R. Statz
Cultural Immersion in Counselor Education in the United States: A Quasi Experimental Study
Sejal Mehta Barden, Keith Mobley, and Laura Shannonhouse
Graduate Student Impairment: The Impact on Counselor Training Programs
Molly R. Wolf, Susan A. Green, Thomas H. Nochajski, and Kathleen A. Kost
Multicultural Microskills: Implementation on an Existing Design
Kristopher G. Hall and Edrica Richardson
