Jeffry Moe

Associate Professor

Old Dominion University

United States

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Jeffry Moe is an Associate Professor at Old Dominion University in the United States. His research areas include LGBTQ+ counseling, minority stress, and the intersectional experiences of marginalized populations. His recent publications explore topics such as suicidal behavior in diverse LGBTQ communities, the application of 4E cognition in counseling, and the impact of teaching philosophies on LGBTQ issues in academic settings.

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Articles (14)

Hope, Multiple Minority Stress and Suicidal Behavior in Diverse LGBTQ Populations: A Longitudinal Study

The Application of 4E Cognition to Counseling and the Intersectional Experiences of Black Individuals With Disabilities

Developing an asynchronous LGBTQ+ affirmative counseling training: A mixed‐methods study

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Promoting Wellness at the Intersections of Gender, Race and Ethnicity, and Sexual–Affectional Orientation Identities

Exploring the Relationships Between Hope, Minority Stress, and Suicidal Behavior Across Diverse LGBTQ Populations

The influence of teaching philosophy on coverage of LGBTQ issues in counseling courses

Social justice outcomes and professional counseling: An 11‐year content analysis

Assessing the Influence of Multitiered Systems of Support Training on School Counselors’ Perceptions of School Counseling Activities: Results of a National Study

The Relationship Between School Counselors’ Role Beliefs and Practice with and on Behalf of LGBTQQI Youth

Factors predicting instruction of LGBTQ counseling competence

De-colonizing International Counseling for LGBTQ Youth

“I Feel A Lot Better About It”: Professional Identity Development in the Context of a Film-Based Assignment

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