Dr. Mohamed Fadzil Che Din, President of the Malaysia Board of Counselors and Deputy Vice Chancellor for Student Affairs for the National Defence University of Malaysia, and Dr. Wan Marsuki Wan Jaafar, a member of the Malaysia Board of Counselors and a Senior Lecturer in […]
All across the country, students from Wake Forest University’s online Counseling program are preparing for a trip to Winston Salem. The weekend of December 12-15 is the next residency weekend for online counseling students, specifically for those from our third cohort. Twice during their […]
The holiday season is fast approaching–at some point during the coming weeks, you will most likely join family and friends for a meal to celebrate a holiday. Expect laughter, camaraderie, good eats and some wonderful memories. But where have all our table manners gone? Have we […]
Dr. Samuel Gladding has been named the next Poteat lecturer at Wake Forest University. The Poteat Lecture Series was established in honor of Hubert McNeill Poteat (’06), professor of Latin and head of the classics department at Wake Forest College for 44 years. The Poteat […]
Patients who seek a diagnosis from the Memory Assessment Clinic (MAC) at the J. Paul Sticht Center of Aging now receive more that medical advice. The MAC Counseling Center provides free support and mental health services to help cushion the shock of a dementia diagnosis, […]
October 25th, 2013 Alexander Street Press and the American Counseling Association (ACA) just released a video of Sam Gladding, chair and professor of counseling, conducting a 90-minute group counseling session before a live audience at last year’s ACA conference in Cincinnati. The video is titled “Promoting […]
Several faculty members from Wake Forest University’s Department of Counseling braved the Colorado snow to attend the Association for Counselor Education and Supervision (ACES) conference in Denver on October 17th through 20th. Six members of the Department of Counseling led an education session entitled ‘Integrating […]
Recently, one of WFU’s online Counseling students took the University motto ‘Pro Humanitate’ to a whole new level. Natasha Gillyard became a bone marrow donor, and saved a human life. In this photo, Natasha discusses her experience with Dr. Debbie Newsome, departmental faculty member. When asked […]
Dr. Newsome has published the 4th edition of her book, Clinical Mental Health Counseling in Community and Agency Settings, in conjunction with Dr. Sam Gladding. The book was published by Pearson Education Inc, Upper Saddle River, NJ. ISBN 978-0132851039 Dr. Newsome coauthored two previous editions of this […]
Please enjoy this video from Dr. Sam Gladding, reflecting on his summer 2013 Fulbright Specialist experience teaching group skills and counseling theories at Minnan Normal University in Zhangzhou, China. //
