Alabama Counseling Association Journal, 1998-1999

This document consists of the two issues of the "Alabama Counseling Association Journal" that make up volume 24. Articles in Issue 1 include: (1) "Learning Comes in Many Forms" (Holly Forester-Miller); (2) "Legislative, Legal, and Sociological Aspects of Alabama's Mental Health System" (David Gamble; Jamie S. Satcher); (3) "Peer Supervision: A Look at the Structures Group Supervision Model to Assist School Counselors" (Laurie L. Williamson); (4) "The Rural School Counselor: Professional Issues, Roles and Training" (Tracy D. Baldo, Kathleen F. Quinn, Theresa M. O'Halloran); (5) "Predicting Resiliency among Children with Asthma" (Robin Blackburn; Jamie S. Satcher); (6) "Boundary Issues in Perspective" (Barbara L. Herlihy, Gerald Corey); (7) "Clinical Supervision of Prelicensed Counselors: A Qualitative Inquiry" (Sandy Magnuson, S. Allen Wilcoxon). The following articles appear in Issue 2: (1) "RESPECTFUL Career Counseling" (Darrell Luzzo); (2) "Vocational Identity and Stress: A Study of Vocational Identity and Occupational Stress among Substance Abuse Counselors" (Joseph G. Law, Jr.; Anna H. Costarides, Vaughn S. Milner); (3) "The Ethical and Social Justice Dilemma of Managed Behavioral Health Care" (Patricia Anne Davis Kennington); (4) "A Twist in the Paradigm of Counselor Helper" (Marijane Fall); (5) "Review of Health and Longevity: Mental Health and Development Issues from 911" (John McCarthy); and (6) "Lest We Abuse Our Personal Power in Counseling and Supervision: An Interview with Dr. Glenda Elliott" (Sandy Magnuson). (MKA)