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Lacey L. Brunner, Dr. Kristy Ford  Abstract  This paper examines the combination of cognitive-behavioral theory (CBT), existential theory, and person-centered theory to form an integrated counseling framework. Each theory is analyzed regarding its core constructs and assumptions, the theoretical basis for efficacy, strengths and limitations, relevance to multicultural populations, and related ethical and legal considerations.…

Lacey L. Brunner, Dr. Jake Porter In Human Growth and Development, we learned numerous theories we can use as a lens when counseling future clients. One approach that stood out for me is George Vaillant’s life task theory. Below, I will give a brief synopsis of Vaillant’s concept, I will use his idea as a…

Meaning and Identity in the Digital Age: A Logotherapy-Based Approach to Enhancing Digital Literacy Among Adolescent Girls Lacey L. Brunner, Dr. Kat Peoples Abstract Adolescent girls navigate an increasingly complex online environment that influences their mental health and identity development. Excessive social media use, cyberbullying, and digital comparison contribute to rising anxiety, depression, and social…