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October 7 - 11, 2015
Philadelphia, PA
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Friday, October 9 • 4:30pm - 5:20pm
Mapping the Diversity of Development: The MAP Model as a Meta-framework for Counseling Research, Practice, Supervision and Education #570

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Many theories of human development provide a less than comprehensive perception into the mental health functioning. Many scholars argue more diverse, holistic, and integrated approaches to research, assessment, counseling, and supervision are still very much needed. A Multipath Model of Personality (MAP) (Appel & Kim-Appel, 2010) is presented as a meta-perspective for viewing development and mental health functioning with implications for counseling practice, supervision, and education. The assumption of the MAP model includes the notion that personality and development are shaped by the combined forces of evolutionary, biological, situational, mental, cultural, as well as psycho-spiritual processes. This meta-view has significant implications for leadership, practice, supervision, and education in the counseling field.
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Jonathan Appel

Full Professor, Department of Behavioral and Social Sciences, Tiffin University
Dr. Jonathan Appel has worked in the field of Behavioral Health for almost three decades. He has worked with individuals, groups, families, and organizations as a Counselor, Psychotherapist, Clinical Supervisor, Director of Behavioral Health Services, Consultant, Researcher, Department... Read More →
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DoHee Kim-Appel

Associate Professor, Ursuline College
Hello, I would like to announce an exciting news with you all! ISFIN, The International Student and Faculty Interest Network is having our very first meetings at the regional ACES conference since it became an official Interest Network at ACES in March 2016. It will be a meet... Read More →

Friday October 9, 2015 4:30pm - 5:20pm EDT
Salon B
  50-minute Roundtable