Journal for Social Action in Counseling and Psychology

Reflecting on our work for social justice, peace, and sustainability

A space for networking and discussion related to the Journal. Visit http://www.psysr.org/jsacp

About JSACP and its sponsors

Our Journal is the official journal for two organizations:
Counselors for Social Justice - www.counselorsforsocialjustice.com and Psychologists for Social Responsibility - www.psysr.org

There are no subscription costs for accessing journal articles because we want people around the world to be able to find and read this work, but we hope you will support one or both organizations by becoming a member. Information on membership is available on the websites listed above.

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Members

  • Jaeyoun ("Leslie") Shin
  • rosajcho@yahoo.com
  • laura smith
  • Ana Falla Riff
  • mary Pelton Cooper
  • Mohammed Ezedin
  • Jill Bates
  • Mobley
  • Tod Sloan
  • William Louis Conwill
  • Pat Jewett
  • Rebecca Toporek
  • Prof. Joaquim Luís Coimbra
  • Bryan Funk
  • Robbin Miller, LMHC

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Tod Sloan

Take a look at the Journal at www.psysr.org/jsacp and share your feedback here. 3 Replies

Started by Tod Sloan. Last reply by William Louis Conwill Nov 11.

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Pat Jewett

Economy Crushing Counseling Services

Here in Indiana the economy is having a devastating effect on the counseling industry. Patients are losing their medical insurance/insurance short term benefits or having them greatly reduced. Because of this, counselors are finding their calendars emptying out. Many counseling centers, in turn, have reduced their st… Continue

Posted by Pat Jewett on October 17, 2009 at 6:44pm

Robbin Miller, LMHC

A Sad Time for Childrens' Mental Health in Massachusetts.

In the past few months, several family clinics throughout the state have closed their doors due to not receiving the increase in Mass Health rates to service childrens' mental health needs. As a result, there will be limited services and openings for low income children who need outpatient therapy as well as for medication management. Please note that the Rosie D mandate will fund intensive services for children diagnosed with serious emotional disturbrances(SED). However, those children who are… Continue

Posted by Robbin Miller, LMHC on April 11, 2009 at 7:25am

Robbin Miller, LMHC

Support Disabilities and Disparities in Health Care

Please go to www.therapistsforchange.blogspot.com to read my post on why Disabilities needs to be included when discussing Disparities in Health Care and how it is important to the mental health profession.

Robbin Miller, LMHC

Posted by Robbin Miller, LMHC on January 25, 2009 at 6:56am

 
 

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Here in Indiana the economy is having a devastating effect on the counseling industry. Patients are losing their medical insurance/insurance short term benefits or having them greatly reduced. Because of this, counselors are finding their calendar...
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