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Journal of Counseling Psychology|September 22, 2022
A qualitative study of women of color group psychotherapists: The wellspring of collective healingYunkyoung L Garrison, Tianqi Jiao, Sean Vaz, et al.Journal of Counseling Psychology|September 22, 2022
Confidence in the therapist and confidence in the treatment predict symptomatic improvement week by week in therapy: A latent curve modeling approachIngvild Finsrud, Helene A Nissen-Lie, Pål Ulvenes, et al.Journal of Counseling Psychology|October 20, 2022
Self-assertive efficacy and workplace advocacy behavior: A social cognitive analysisBhanu Priya Moturu, Robert W LentJournal of Counseling Psychology|September 2, 2025
"I'm someone who makes sense to my therapist, without me needing to contort myself": A therapeutic dyad study with queer and/or trans Black, Indigenous, and other People of Color and their therapistsSaumya Arora, Kirsten A Gonzalez, Winni YangJournal of Counseling Psychology|August 10, 2016
Vocational interests in the United States: Sex, age, ethnicity, and year effectsMichael L MorrisJournal of Counseling Psychology|August 28, 2025
Association between helping skills variability and subsequent client functioning: Mediated by working alliance and session evaluationDennis M Kivlighan, Clara E HillJournal of Counseling Psychology|August 4, 2022
Is alliance therapeutic in itself? It dependsSigal Zilcha-Mano, Tal Ben David-SelaJournal of Counseling Psychology|August 4, 2022
Passing patients' tests-But how? An analysis of therapists' helping skills in response to patient testingJennifer Kadur, Dorothea Huber, Günther Klug, et al.Journal of Counseling Psychology|August 8, 2022
A strong alliance is not enough: Item-level variation in an alliance measure moderates the alliance strength and client outcome relationshipMira An, Dennis M Kivlighan, Clara E HillJournal of Counseling Psychology|June 16, 2020
Group as a social microcosm: The reciprocal relationship between intersession intimate behaviors and in-session intimate behaviorsDennis M Kivlighan, Salvatore Gullo, Cecilia Giordano, et al.Pageof 106