Natese Dockery
Assistant Professor / Extension Specialist for Mental Health and Well-Being
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Dr. Natese Dockery is an Assistant Professor and Extension Specialist for Mental Health and Well-Being at the University Press of Kentucky. Her research focuses on social determinants of mental health, with recent publications addressing training outcomes in fieldwork courses, social justice content in counseling journals, and the role of family counselors in underserved communities. Through her work, she aims to enhance mental health support and advocate for social justice within the field of counseling.
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Year:
2025
Social justice is listed as a professional value for the American Counseling Association (ACA) (2014), yet professional publication in this topic may not be commensurate with its importance to the profession. This article presents the results of a qualitative content analysis (QCA, Schreier, 2012) of titles and abstracts of 917 articles in 18 ACA journals and one American School Counselor Association journal to document each journal's publication rate of social justice‐related articles for 2 years: 2018 (2 years before the ACA Anti‐Racism Statement, 2020) and 2022 (2 years after the statement). Results for each journal are presented, and topics of social justice content are listed. Implications are provided for researchers, association leaders, editors, and reviewers.
Year:
2024
Year:
2023
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Alexandra Gantt-Howrey
Assistant Professor
University of Idaho
Kaprea Johnson
Professor of Counselor Education & Supervision
Ohio State University
Allison Levine
Assistant Professor
Iowa State University
Lauren Robins
Clinical Assistant Professor
Old Dominion University
Sarah Shrewsbury‐Braxton
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