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Writing a dissertation requires a paradox shift for the student; they must transition from reporting and citing information to synthesizing and adding to the literature. At the same time, the student must credit the source while also allowing the literature, data, and results to keep its initial meaning and integrity. The undertaking can be confusing, emotional, and difficult to navigate without sound guidance. In PHinisheD! Writing a Doctoral Dissertation, authors Tricia M. Mikolon and Cyrus R. Williams III draw upon their personal experiences earning doctoral degrees and coaching students...

Designed to serve as a foundational guide for counselors in training, The Making of a Mental Health Professional: Inspirational and Motivational Stories of Challenges, Victories, and Wisdom offers readers a dynamic combination of theoretical frameworks and personal narratives from seasoned professionals. The book is structured around the principles of Snyder's Hope Theory and Niles' Hope-Action Theory, alongside the power of Narrative Theory, to create a comprehensive understanding of the vocational journey in mental health counseling. Topics addressed include finding one's calling,...