Wellness and well‐being in counseling research: A 31‐year content analysis.

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    • Subject Terms:
      WELL-being; COUNSELING; SPIRITUALITY; RESEARCH methodology; QUANTITATIVE research; SATISFACTION; CONCEPTUAL structures; HEALTH; DESCRIPTIVE statistics; CONTENT analysis; MEDICAL coding; LITERATURE; HEALTH self-care
    • Abstract:
      To examine wellness and well‐being research in professional counseling journals, we completed a comprehensive 31‐year content analysis of counseling research within 25 counseling journals. Of the sample of 374 publications that met the search criteria, wellness publications accounted for 222 (59.4%) of the articles, and well‐being publications accounted for 152 (40.6%) of the articles. The authors examined publication patterns, topics, theoretical frameworks, and research methodologies within wellness and well‐being counseling research. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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