Jane E. Myers, Ph.D., LPC
Professor
Department of Counseling and
Educational Development
The
222 Curry Building
336-334-3429
jemyers@.uncg.edu
EDUCATION
Ph.D., 1978,
Counselor Education, Gerontology, and
Rehabilitation
Ed. S., 1976,
Counselor
Education; Educational Administration
M.R.C., 1970,
Rehabilitation
Counseling
B.A., 1969,
Psychology
PROFESSIONAL
WORK EXPERIENCE
1990- Professor, Counselor Education,
Present Responsible for teaching, advising, and
supervising internships and practica in a comprehensive,
CACREP-accredited
program offering the M.Ed., Ed.S., Ed.D., and Ph.D. degrees in school
counseling, community counseling, and student development in higher education. Developed
specialities i
1986- Professor, Counselor Education, University of Florida, 88-90.
Associate Professor, 86-88.
1990 Developed adult
development/gerontological counseling specialization.
1987-
Project Director,
Infusing Gerontological Counseling into Counselor Preparation. American
1990 Association for Counseling and Development/U.S.
Administration on Aging.
Wrote
and directed national project to develop curriculum materials and five
videotapes to train counselors to work with older persons.
1981-
Associate
Professor of Guidance and Counseling & Supervisor of Rehabilitation
Counselor
1985 Education,
Developed/administered
CORE accredited rehabilitation counseling master's degree program and
Rehabilitation
Services Administration training grant for training 16 students/year.
1984-
Chief Consultant,
Continuing Education in Aging for Professional Counselors, American
1986 Association for Counseling and Development.
Wrote
and directed national Administration on Aging grant to train 60 trainers and
3200 practicing professional counselors in gerontological counseling
strategies.
1979- Director, National Project on Counseling Older
Persons, American Personnel and Guidance
1980- Association,
Under Grant from U.S Administration on Aging,
developed national network of continuing education programs in gerontological
counseling for service providers to older persons; conducted national and
regional training workshops; developed curriculum materials/training manuals
for national dissemination.
1978- Assistant Professor,
1979
Taught Master's and doctoral
courses in counseling and rehabilitation; supervised practica and internships.
1975-
Program
Specialist and Area Aging Specialist,
1978
Administered Older Americans Act and Title XX funds
for services to disabled adults and older persons in 16 county area; supervised
adult social/protective services, displaced homemaker programs, and adult
congregate living facility licensure; wrote funded grant for Area Agency on
Aging; trained staff.
1971- Vocational Rehabilitation Counselor,
1975 Worked with general caseload serving rural disabled adults in
16 counties in North & Central Florida.
ADDITIONAL
EXPERIENCE
Professor,
Executive Director, Rho Chi Sigma National Office,
l983-1988.
Executive Director, Sigma Phi Omega National Office,
1982-1990.
Instructor, Judo and Self-Defense, Athens Recreation
Department 1982-83;
Instructor, Program Management with Older Persons, U.
of Florida, 1978 Summer Gerontology Institute.
Instructor, Grant/Proposal Writing, Sante Fe Community
College, 1977.
Explorer Advisor, Boy Scouts of American (volunteer)
1971-79.
Intake/Youth Corps Counselor, Alachua County Dept. of
Social Services (practicum), 1970.
Vocational Rehabilitation Counselor, Gai
Crisis Counselor, Member, Board of Directors, Corner
Drug Store (volunteer), 1969-72.
Assistant Instructor, Oakland Public Schools special
education classes (volunteer), 1964-65.
Recreational Aide,
PROFESSIONAL LICENSES
Certified
Rehabilitation Counselor, #78, 1974-1994.
Gerontology
Certificate,
National
Certified Counselor, #118, 1984-present.
National
Certified Gerontological Counselor, 1991-present.
Licensed
Psychologist, State of
Licensed
Professional Clinical Counselor,
Licensed
Professional Counselor, #563, State of North Carolina, 1991-present.
PROFESSIONAL MEMBERSHIPS (current)
American
Counseling Association (ACA)
Association for Adult
Development and Aging (AADA)
Association for Counselor
Education and Supervision (ACES) & Southern Association (SACES)
Association for Assessment in
Counseling (AAC)
North
Carolina Counseling Association (NCCA); also North Carolina AAC, AADA, ACES
American Association of Retired Persons
Center for Science in the Public Interest
HONORARY MEMBERSHIPS
Phi
Kappa Phi, Academic Honor Society
Eta
Phi
Delta Kappa, Professional Education Honorary
Kappa Delta Pi, Education
Honorary
Sigma Phi Omega, Academic
Honor/Professional Society in Gerontology, Life Member #2
Chi Sigma Iota,
Counseling Academic and Professional Honor Society International, Life Member
#2
HONORS AND
RECOGNITION
American
Counseling Association (National Awards)
Research Award, American
Association for Counseling and Development, 1983.
Arthur A. Hitchcock
Distinguished Professional Service Award, AACD, 1988.
Gilbert and
Kathleen Wrenn Humanitarian and Caring Person Award, ACA, 1993.
Award for Career
Contributions to the Profession, Counseling and Development Foundation, 1998.
ACA Research Award,
Co-recipient with Dr.
ACA Extended Research Award,
2005.
ACA Fellow Award, 2005.
Divisions of
ACA (National Awards)
Distinguished Service Award,
National Rehabilitation Counseling Association, 1984.
Research Award, Association
for Counselor Education and Supervision, 1992.
Distinguished Professional
Service Award, (first annual), AADA, 1989.
Distinguished Research Award
(first annual), Association for Adult Development and Aging, 1993.
Advocacy for College
Counseling Award,
Other
National Awards
National Meritorious Service
Award, Sigma Phi Omega, 1982.
National Merit Award,
Fellowship from World
Rehabilitation Fund for seven week study visit to
Switzer Scholar, National
Rehabilitation Association Mary E. Switzer Memorial Fund, 1984.
Switzer Scholar, National
Rehabilitation Association Mary E. Switzer Memorial Fund, 1986
Switzer Author, National
Rehabilitation Association Mary E. Switzer Memorial Fund, 1986.
Research Fellow,
Gerontological Society of
Research Fellow, National
Rehabilitation Counseling Association, 1987.
Charter Fellow, Association for
Gerontology in Higher Education, 1998.
Research Award from Chi Sigma
Iota, International, 2001.
Member of Panel of Experts, Rosalyn
Carter Institute for Human Development Caregivers Program, 2002.
Thomas J. Sweeney Professional Leadership
Award, Chi Sigma Iota, 2003.
Association for Adult Development and
Aging, Career Service Award, 2005.
State &
Local Awards
Century Club Award,
Certificate of Honor,
Outstanding Alumnus Award,
College of Health Related Professions,
Nominated for Teaching
Excellence Award,
Standing Ovations Award, Office of
Disability Services,
Nominated for UNCG Board of Governor’s
Teaching Excellence Award, 2000.
PROFESSIONAL
SERVICE
National
Organization President & Other Significant Leadership Positions
Founding President,
President, Sigma Phi Omega, National Gerontology Honor
Society, 1983-85; Vice President, 1980-82.
Board Member, Association for Measurement and
Evaluation in Counseling and Development, 1983-86.
President, Chi Sigma Iota
International, l987-88.
President, Association for
Measurement and Evaluation in Counseling and Development (now AAC), 1987-88.
Founding President,
Association for Adult Development and Aging, 1986-87.
President, AACD (now ACA),
1990-91; President-Elect, 1989-90; Past-President, 1991-92.
Trustee, Counseling and Human
Development Foundation, 1990-91, 1992-1995.
Trustee, AACD Insurance
Trust, 1990-91.
Chair, Counseling and Human
Development Foundation, 1993-94.
Chair, Executive Director
Search Committee, American Counseling Association, 1993-94.
Member, CACREP Board,
1992-95.
Chair, CACREP (Council for
Accreditation of Counseling and Related Educational Programs). 1994-96.
Web Administrator, Chi
Sigma Iota, 2000-06.
Member,
Counseling Today Advisory Board, 2004-06.
National
Organization Committee Chair
Founding Chair, AMEG/AMECD Interest Group on Adult
Development and Aging, 1979-83.
Chair, AACD Committee on
Adult Development and Aging, 1984.
Chair, AACD Task Force on
Third Party Payments, 1988-89.
Chair, ACES Task Force on
Adult Development, Aging and Counseling, 1988-89.
Chair, AADA Committee on
Credentialing and Standards, 1988-89.
Chair, ACES Adult
Development, Aging, and Counseling Interest Network, 1988-91.
Chair, AACD Task Force on
Professional Affairs, 1989-90.
Chair, CACREP On-Site Teams,
CACREP, 1985-88.
Chair, AMECD
(AAC) Strategic Planning Committee, 1991-93.
Chair, AACD Nominations &
Elections Committee, 1991-92.
Founding Co-Chair &
Member, ACES Interest Network on Adult Development, Aging, and
Counseling,
1991-94.
Founding Chair, ACES
Directors of Clinical Training and Clinics Interest Network, 1991-94.
Chair, AADA Committee on
Standards, 1991-93.
Chair, Chi Sigma Iota
Strategic Planning Committee, 1994-95.
Founding Chair, Chi Sigma
Iota Chapter Development Committee, 1995-97.
Founding Chair, Faculty
Advisor Network, Chi Sigma Iota, 1995-98.
Chair, Chapter Leadership
Network, Chi Sigma Iota, 1995-98.
Chair, Chapter Development
Committee, Chi Sigma Iota, 1995-98.
Chair, Technology Committee,
Chi Sigma Iota, 1998-2001.
Chair, Research and Knowledge
Committee, American Counseling Association, 2003-04.
National
Committee Memberships
Member, APGA/AACD Committee
on Adult Development and Aging, 1980-85.
Member, ARCA Interest Group
on Aging, 1978-85.
Member, Task Force on Women, National Rehabilitation
Association, 1984.
Member, Commission on Professional Concerns, National
Rehabilitation Association, 1985-86.
Member, AACD Task Force on
Testing, 1986-88.
Member, ACES Task Force on
Supervisor Credentialing, 1987-88.
Member, AACD Strategic
Planning Committee, 1989-92.
Member, ACES
Interprofessional Practice Network, 1990-97.
Member, ACES Doctoral
Programs Network, 1990-97.
Member, ACES Vision and
Futures Network, 1990-97.
Member, AACD Media Committee,
1991-92.
Member, AACD Human Concerns
Fund Committee, 1991-92.
Member, Board of Directors,
Intergenerational Arts for the Elderly Program,
Member, AADA Committee on
Standards, 1994-97.
Member, AAC Public Policy and
Legislation Committee, 1995-96.
Member, ACES
Technology Committee, 1998-01.
Member, Strategic Planning
Committee, ACA, 1997-01.
Member, Committee on
Counselor Advocacy, Chi Sigma Iota, 1998-01.
Member, ACA
Research and Knowledge Committee, 2001-2004.
ACA Signature
Product Task Force, 2006-07.
CSI Training
Modules Task Force, 2006-07.
CSI Research
Award Task Force, 2006-07.
Counseling
and Human Development Foundation Student Paper Awards Competition Reader, 2006.
Regional,
State & Local
Chair, Task Force on
Independent Living, Southeast Council on Rehabilitation Education, 1979-80.
Secretary,
Secretary,
Chair, Case Review Committee,
Florida Department of Health and Rehabilitative Services, 1975-76.
President,
Board Member,
President,
Member, Advisory Panel,
Care-Link,
Member, Community Care
Planning Commission for the Elderly,
Commissioners,
1992-98.
Chair, On-site Committee, Southern Association for
Counselor Education and Supervision Conference, 2000.
UNIVERSITY
SERVICE (UNC
University
Community Day Committee,
1991-92.
Task Force on Evaluation and
Enhancement of Teaching, 1993-95.
Subcommittee on Evaluation of
Teaching, 1994-95.
Commencement and Ceremonies
Committee, Member, 1992-95.
Employee Benefits and
Services Committee Member, 1993-96.
Diversity on Campus Committee, 1996-97.
Fall Reader’s Group,
University Breakfast Series on Gerontology, 1996-97.
Fit for Life Committee, 1996
-98.
Faculty Senate, Senator,
1997-99.
Faculty Welfare Committee
(Post-Tenure Review), 1997-98.
World Wide Web Advisory
Committee, 1997-99.
Client Services Departmental
Liaison Committee, 1996-99.
Interdisciplinary
Program Committee on Gerontology, Member, 1990-2001.
Speaker, Chancellor’s
Breakfast Series, 2000.
Human Subjects Review Board,
School of Education Representative, 1999-2000.
Gerontology
Program Advisory Committee, 2000-present.
Faculty
Associate, Women and Gender Studies, 1994-present.
Member, Advisory
Board, Center for Women’s Health and Wellness, 2004-06.
Evaluation of Teaching Committee, Member, 1994-95.
Advisory
Board, Center for Educational Studies and Development, 1991-94.
Planning
and Budget Committee, Member, 1994-95.
Search Committee, Library and Information Studies
Chair, 1996-97.
Chair, Search Committee for Director, Center for
Educational Studies and Development, 1992-93.
Dean’s Evaluation Committee, Member, 1995-98.
Human Subjects Review Board Representative for School
of Education, 1996-97; 1999-2000.
Department of Counseling and Educational Development
Committee on Adjunct Faculty Appointments, Chair,
1990- present.
Coordinator, Counseling the Older Adult Specialty,
1990- present.
Committee to Plan Women's
History Month Event, Co-Chair, 1993- present.
Faculty Advisor, Upsilon Nu Chi Chapter, Chi Sigma Iota, Counseling Academic and
Professional Honor
Society International, 1993- present.
Member of all Upsilon Nu Chi
Chapter, Chi Sigma Iota Committees, 1993- present.
Service Committee
Professional Development Committee
Finance Committee
Audit Committee
Bylaws Committee
Nominations and Elections Committee
Public Relations Committee
Faculty Advisor, Counselor Education Student
Association (CESA), 1993- present.
Member of all Counselor
Education Student Association (CESA) Committees, 1993- present.
Advisor to Annual
Departmental Fund Raising Auction Committee, 1993- present.
Faculty Advisor, Upsilon Nu Chi Gambit, Chi Sigma Iota
Chapter Newsletter, 1993- present.
Faculty Advisor, Upsilon Nu Chi Practitioner Mentoring
Program, 1995- present.
Departmental Awards Committees
Upsilon Nu
Chi Awards, Member, 1993- present.
CESA
Awards, Member, 1993- present.
Marian Pope
Franklin Award, Chair, 1993- present.
Alumni
Excellence Award, Chair, 1993- present.
Distinguished Practitioner Award, Chair,
1993- present.
Department Newsletter,
Faculty Advisor, 1995- present.
Upsilon Nu Chi Newsletter,
Faculty Advisor, 1994- present.
Salary Oversight Committee,
1992-93; 1998-99; 2000-01.
Committee
on Program Strengths Relative to Unit Planning, Member, 1994-95.
Committee
on CCS Name Change, 1994-95.
Upsilon Nu Chi Distinguished
Scholar Committee, 1993-present.
Coordinator, Gerontological Counseling Certificate
Program, 1994- present.
GIFTTS
Program Faculty, 1998-2000.
Search Committee, Full
Professor Position, 2002-03.
Search Committee, Department
Chair, 2003-04.
Ad Hoc Committee on Student
Review and Retention, 2003-04.
Student Grade Grievance
Committee Chair, 2006.
CONSULTANCIES
Florida Department of Corrections, Consultant for
revision of interpersonal skills training manual.
Apalachee Community Mental
Health Gerontology Program, Psychological Case Review Consultant,
1978-79.
for
PSAs 7 and 10.
U.S. Administration on Aging,
Peer Reviewer for training grants, 1983.
National Board for Certified
Counselors, Committee on Examination Development, 1982-85.
Star Network, Inc., 1987-89.
Panel of Experts, World
Institute on Disability, 1987-94.
Strong Research Advisory
Board, Stanford University/Consulting Psychologists Press, 1989-91.
Gender Equity in Counseling,
Rehabilitation and Aging,
Strategic Planning,
Infusing Gerontological
Counseling into Counselor Preparation,
September,
1990.
Gerontological Counseling
Training Curricula,
External Evaluator for
Gerontology and Well
World Institute on
Disability, Advisory Panel, 1990-94.
Center for Substance Abuse Treatment,
Consensus Panel, 1997-98.
EDITORIAL EXPERIENCE (Refereed Journals)
Rehab Briefs, Consulting Editor, 1978-82.
Rehabilitation Counseling Bulletin, Editorial Board, 1980-82.
Journal of Rehabilitation, Editorial Board, 1979-83.
APGA Committee on Adult Development and Aging, Editor, 1982-83.
The
Gerontologist, Special Topics
Reviewer, 1981-85.
Measurement and Evaluation in Counseling and
Development, Editorial Board, 1983;
Special
Topics Reviewer, 1983-97.
Journal of Counseling
and Development, Editorial Board,
1983-88, guest reviewer, 1995-97.
Journal of Mental Health Counseling, Editorial Board, 1989-92.
Careers Magazine, Editorial Board, 1991-94.
Journal of Adult Development and Aging: Practice, Editorial Board, 1996-2000.
Directions in Rehabilitation Counseling, Editorial Board, 1994-1999.
Directions in Mental Health Counseling, Editorial Board, 1994-1999.
Substance
Abuse Among Older Adults, Treatment
Improvement Protocol, Reviewer, 1997-98, Substance Abuse and Mental Health
Services Administration.
Psychological
Reports, Special Topics Reviewer,
1998.
Measurement and Evaluation in Counseling and
Development, Editorial Board,
1999-06.
Journal of Education,
Journal of Individual
Psychology,
Editorial Board, 2006-2008.
Special Issue & Series Editor
Journal of
Rehabilitation, Special Issue Editor,
1981, Rehabilitation of Older Disabled Persons.
Measurement and Evaluation in Guidance, Special Issue Co-Editor, 1982, Assessment and Older
Persons.
Journal of Mental Health Counseling, Special Issue Editor, 1990; Techniques for
Counseling Older People. Journal of
Counseling and Development, Special Issue Co-Editor, 1992, Well
Lifespan.
Journal of Counseling and Development, Special Issue Editor, 1995, Professional Counseling:
Spotlight
on Specialties.
Therapeutic Strategies for the Older Adult, Series Editor, Hatherleigh Company Home Studies,
1994-97.
Founding Editor, Journal of Adult Development and Aging:
Theory and Research, 1995-98; the first electronic
journal
in ACA.
PUBLICATIONS:
Refereed Journals
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1. |
Wass H., Christian, M., Myers, J. E.,
& Murphy, M. (1978-79). Similarities and dissimilarities in attitudes
toward death in a population of older persons. Omega, 9 (4), 337-354. |
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2. |
Myers, J. E. (1980). Counseling the
disabled older person for the world of work. Journal of Employment Counseling, 4 (3), 37-48. |
|
3. |
Myers, J. E., Wass, H., & Murphy, M.
(1980). Ethnic differences in death anxiety among elderly persons. Death Education, 4 (3), 237-244. |
|
4. |
Myers, J. E. & Loesch, L. C. (1981).
The counseling needs of older persons. The
Humanist Educator, 20 (1), 21-35. |
|
5. |
Myers, J. E., Murphey, M., & Riker,
H. C. (1981). Mental health needs of older persons: Identifying at-risk
populations. American Mental Health
Counselor Association Journal, 3 (2), 52-61. |
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6. |
Myers, J. E., Giannini, M., Housman, R.,
& Wedewer, D. (1981). Perspectives on rehabilitation of older persons. American Rehabilitation, 7 (1), 18-22. |
|
7. |
Murphey, M. & Myers, J. E. (1982).
Attitudes of children toward older people: What they are, what they can be. The School Counselor, 29 (4), 281-289.
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8. |
Wass, H. & Myers, J. E. (1982).
Psychosocial aspects of death among older persons: A review of the literature.
Personnel and Guidance Journal, 61
(3), 131-137. (LEAD ARTICLE) |
|
9. |
Rimmer, S. & Myers, J. E. (1982).
Testing and older persons: A new challenge for counselors. Measurement and Evaluation in Guidance, 15
(3), 182-187. |
|
10. |
Myers, J. E. (1983). Gerontological
counseling training: The state of the art. Personnel and Guidance Journal, 61(7), 398-401. |
|
11. |
Myers, J. E. (1983). A national survey
of geriatric mental health services. Journal
of Mental Health Counseling, 5 (2), 69-74. |
|
12. |
Navin, S. & Myers, J. E. (1983). A
model of career development for disabled adults. Journal of Applied Rehabilitation Counseling, 14 (2), 38-43. |
|
13. |
Nishi-Strattner, M. & Myers, J. E.
(1983). Attitudes toward the elderly: An intergenerational approach. Journal
of Educational Gerontology, 9,
389-397. |
|
14. |
Myers, J. E. (1983). Rehabilitation
counseling for older disabled persons: The state of the art. Journal of Applied Rehabilitation
Counseling, 4 (3), 47-53. (INVITED) |
|
15. |
Myers, J. E. (1983). Rehabilitation in |
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16. |
Myers, J. E. (1983). Rehabilitation of
older workers. Rehab Brief Bringing
Research Into Effective Focus, VI (80), 1-4. |
|
17. |
Myers, J. E. & Navin, S. (1984). To
have not: Aging childless women.
Journal of Humanistic Education and Development, 22 (3), 91-lOO. |
|
18. |
Sweeney, T. J., Navin, S., & Myers,
J. E. (1984). School counselor education: Shipping water or shaping up? The School Counselor, 31 (4), 373-380. |
|
19. |
Myers, J. E. & Salmon, H. (1984).
Counseling programs for older persons: Status, shortcomings, and
potentialities. The Counseling
Psychologist, 12 (2), 39-53. |
|
20. |
Myers, J. E. & Blake, R. (1984).
Employment of gerontological counseling graduates: A follow-up study. Personnel and Guidance Journal, 62
(6), 333-335. |
|
21. |
Myers, J. E. (1984). Aging and
counseling: Developing a partnership. Gerontology
and Geriatrics Education, 4(2), 67-73. |
|
22. |
Myers, J. E. & Matsui, R. (1984).
Rehabilitation in |
|
23. |
Wass, H. & Myers, J. E. (1984).
Death and dying: Issues for educational gerontologists. Educational Gerontology, 10, 65-81. |
|
24. |
Myers, J. E. (1984). Standards of
training in measurement and evaluation: A reaction to Loesch's proposed
standards. Measurement and Evaluation
in Counseling and Development, 17 (3), 169-173. |
|
25. |
Myers, J. E. & Peterson, T. (1985).
Assessment and older persons: Training and resources. Measurement and Evaluation in Counseling and Development, 18 (3),
128-131. |
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26. |
Myers, J. E. & Wedl, L. (1985).
Women in rehabilitation: Publication track records. Journal of
Rehabilitation, 51(4), 63-66. |
|
27. |
Myers, J. E. (1985). Using linkages to
help older disabled persons with transitions. Rehabilitation Counseling Bulletin, 29 (2), 143-149. |
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28. |
Sweeney, T. J. & Myers, J. E.
(1986). Early Recollections: An Adlerian technique with older people. The Clinical Gerontologist, 4 (4),
3-12. |
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29. |
Finnerty-Fried, P. F., Myers, J. E.,
& Barry, J. B. (1986). Rehabilitation of older persons disabled by
cancer, stroke, and heart disease.
Rehabilitation Counseling Bulletin, 29 (4), 266-277. |
|
30. |
Barry, J. B., Bozarth, J., Myers, J. E.,
& Heyn, J. (1986). Jungian analytical psychology and old age. Journal of Applied Gerontology, 4 (2),
105-110. |
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31. |
Myers, J. E. & Blake, R. (1986).
Professional preparation of gerontological counselors: Issues and guideli |
|
32. |
Jageman, L. & Myers, J. E. (1986). A
conceptual model for counseling adult mentally retarded persons. Journal of Applied Rehabilitation
Counseling, 18 (1), 17-21. |
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33. |
Myers, J. E. & |
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34. |
Myers, J. & Burdin, J. (1988).
Teacher preparation and certification in aging: From benign neglect to needed
action. Educational Gerontology, 14
(2), 121-130. |
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35. |
Myers, J. E. (1988). The mid-late life
generation gap: Adult children with aging parents. Journal of Counseling and Development, 66, 331-335. |
|
36. |
Raup, J. & Myers, J. E. (1989). The
empty |
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37. |
Myers, J.E. (1990). Aging: An overview
for mental health counselors. Journal
of Mental Health Counseling, 12(3), 245-259. |
|
38. |
Myers, J. E., Loesch, L. C., &
Sweeney, T.J. (1991). Trends in preparation of gerontological counselors. Counselor Education and Supervision, 30(3),
194-204. |
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39. |
Myers, J .E. (1991). Well |
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40. |
Parker, M. & Myers, J. E. (1991).
The impact of the ANWC/AMCD name change. AMCD
Journal, 19(1), 52-64. |
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41. |
Myers, J. E., Poidevant, J. P. &
Dean, L. (1991). Group work with older persons and their caregivers: A review
of the literature. Journal for
Specialists in Group Work, 16(3), 197-205. |
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42. |
Myers, J. E. (1992). Well |
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43. |
Myers, J. E. (1992). Competencies,
credentialing and standards for gerontological counselors: Implications for
counselor education. Counselor
Education and Supervision, 32(1), 34-42. |
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44. |
Myers, J. E. (1992). Well |
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45. |
Myers, J. E. (1993). Psychological
empowerment of older individuals. Ageing
International. |
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46. |
Myers, J. E. (1993). Empowerment of
older disabled persons: A rehabilitation imperative. Directions in Rehabilitation Counseling, 11(4), 1-14. |
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47. |
Myers, J. E. & Perrin, N. (1993).
Grandparents affected by parental divorce: A population at risk? Journal of Counseling and Development, 72(1),
62-66. |
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48. |
Myers, J. E., Witmer, J. M., &
Sweeney, T. J. (1993). Spirituality: The core of well |
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49. |
Nejedlo, B., Hansen, S. & Myers,
J.E. (1994). A strategic plan for AACDs future: The precursors of ACA. Journal of Counseling and Development, 72(3),
276-281. |
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50. |
Myers, J. E. & Hyers, D. A. (1994).
The philosophy and practice of client-centered therapy with older persons: An
interview with C.H. Patterson. The
Person-Centered Journal, 1(2), 49-54. |
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51. |
Myers, J. E. (1994). Education and
training for aged care professionals. Disability
and Rehabilitation: An International Journal, 16(3), 171-180. |
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52. |
Myers, J. E., & Smith, A. (1994). On-campus
clinical training in counselor education. Counselor Education and Supervision, 33(4),
249-261. |
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53. |
Myers, J. E. (1994). Understanding the
older worker: Physical and emotional factors. Career Planning and Adult Development Journal, 10(2), 4-9. |
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54. |
Vacc, N., Myers, J.E.,
Von Steen, P., & Usher, C. (1995). Members' views and practices
concerning the Association for Assessment in Counseling. Measurement and Evaluation in Counseling and Development, 27(4),
227-238. |
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55. |
Myers, J. E. (1995). Employment,
retirement, and life-career counseling for older workers. Directions in Rehabilitation, 1(6),
6-1-6-12. |
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56. |
Myers, J .E. (1995). Therapeutic
strategies with the older adult: Introduction. Directions in Rehabilitation, 1(6), 1-1-1-6. |
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57. |
Schwiebert, V., & Myers, J. E. (1994).
Midlife caregivers: Effective |
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58. |
Myers, J. E. (1995). Specialties in
counseling: Rich heritage or force for fragmentation? Journal of Counseling and Development, 74(2), 115-116. |
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59. |
Myers, J. E. (1995). From forgotten and
ignored to standards and certification: Gerontological counseling comes of
age. Journal of Counseling and
Development, 74(2), 143-149. |
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60. |
Myers, J. E. & Smith, A. (1995). A
national survey of clinical training in counselor education. Counselor Education and Supervision, 35(1),
70-81. |
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61. |
Kelly, V., & Myers, J. E. (1996).
Parental alcoholism and coping: A comparison of female children of alcoholics
with female children of non-alcoholics. Journal
of Counseling and Development, 74(5), 501-504. |
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62. |
Garrett, M. & Myers, J. E. (1996).
The rule of opposites: A useful technique for counseling Native American
clients. Journal of Multicultural
Counseling and Development, 24(2), 89-104.. |
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63. |
Schwiebert, V. L., & Myers, J. E.
(1996). Short-term group treatment for adult children caring for aging
parents: A psychoeducational approach. Therapeutic
Strategies for the Older Adult, Volume III. |
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64. |
Myers, J .E., & Schwiebert, V. L.
(1996). Grandparenting in the 1990s: Issues for counselors. Therapeutic
Strategies for the Older Adult, Volume III. |
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65. |
Chang, C. & Myers, J. E. (1997)
Understanding Asian and Korean Americans: Implications for counselor
education. Counselor Education and
Supervision, 37(1), 35-49. |
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66. |
Huffman, S., & Myers, J. E. (1998). Counseling
women during menopause: An integrative approach. Directions in Rehabilitation Counseling, 9(3), 23-35. |
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67. |
Myers, J. E. & Truluck, M. (1998). Spiritual
and mental health values of counselors. Counseling
and Values, 42(2), 106-123. |
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68. |
Myers, J. E. (1998). Bibliotherapy and
DCT: Co-constructing the therapeutic metaphor. Journal of Counseling and Development, 76(3), 243-250. |
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69. |
Myers, J. E., & Schwiebert, V.
(1999). Grandparents and stepgrandparents: Challenges in counseling the
extended blended family. Journal of
Adult Development and Aging, 1(1), 50-60. |
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70.
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Brott, P. E. & Myers, J. E. (1999). Development
of professional school counselor identity. The |
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71.
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Holcomb-McCoy, C. & Myers, J. E. (1999).
Multicultural competence and counselor
training: A national survey. Journal of
Counseling and Development, 77(3), 294-302. |
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72.
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Huffman, S., & Myers, J. E. (1999).
Counseling women in midlife: An integrative approach to menopause. Journal of Counseling and Development, 77(3),
258-266. |
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73. |
Myers, J. E., Sweeney, T. J., &
Witmer, M. (2000). Counseling for well |
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74. |
Schwiebert, V. S., Myers, J. E., &
Dice, C. (2000). Ethical guideli |
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75. |
Bechtel, A., & Myers, J. E. (2000) Stress and military families. Directions in
Mental Health Counseling, 11 (special report), 101-107. |
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76. |
Gibson, D., & Myers, J. E. (2000). Gender
and infertility: A relational model for counseling women. Journal of Counseling and Development, 78(4), 400-410. |
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77. |
Degges-White, S., Rice, B., & Myers,
J. E. (2000). Revisiting Cass' theory of sexual identity formation: A study
of lesbian development. Journal of
Mental Health Counseling, 22(4), 318 - 333. |
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78. |
Dew, B., & Myers, J. E. (2000).
Homosexual and a parent: No longer a paradox. Adultspan, 2(1), 44-56. |
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80. |
Myers, J. E., Dice, C., & Dew, B. J.
(2000). Alcohol abuse and misuse in later life: Issues and implications for
counselors. Adultspan, 2(1), 2-14. |
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81. |
Glass, J. S., & Myers, J. E. (2001).
Combining the old and the new to help adolescents: Individual psychology and
adventure based counseling. Journal of
Mental Health Counseling, 23(2), 101-114. |
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82. |
Frame, C. J., Green, C. G., Herr, D. G.,
Myers, J. E., & Taylor, M. L. (2001). The stages of change and dietary
fat and fruit and vegetable intake of patients at the outset of a cardiac
rehabilitation program. American
Journal of Health Promotion, 15, 405-413. |
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83. |
Myers, J. E., Shoffner, M, & Briggs,
M. (2002). Developmental Counseling and Therapy: An effective approach to
understanding and counseling children. |
|
84. |
Shurts, M., & Myers, J.E. (2002) Measuring
positive emotionality: A review of instruments assessing love. Measurement
and Evaluation in Counseling and Development, 34, 238-254. |
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85 |
Gibson, D. M., & Myers, J. E. (2002).
The effect of social coping resources and growth-fostering relationships on
infertility stress in women. Journal of Mental Health Counseling, 24(1), 68-80. |
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86. |
Myers, J. E, Sweeney, T. J., &
White, V. E. (2002). Advocacy for counselors: A professional imperative. Journal
of Counseling & Development, 80(4),
394-402. (Lead Article). |
|
87. |
Smith, S. L., Myers, J.
E., & Hensley, L.G. (2002). Putting more life into life career courses:
The benefits of a holistic well |
|
88. |
Hartwig, H., &
Myers, J. E. (2003). A different approach: Applying a well |
|
89. |
Myers, J. E., &
Williard, K. (2003). Integrating spirituality into counseling and counselor
training: A developmental, well |
|
90. |
Myers, J. E. (2003).
Coping with caregiving stress: A well |
|
91. |
Chang, C. Y., & Myers, J. E. (2003).
Cultural adaptation of the Well |
|
92. |
Myers, J. E., Mobley, K., & Booth, C. S. (2003).
Well |
|
93. |
Connolly, K. M., & Myers J. E. (2003). Well |
|
94. |
Makinson, L., & Myers, J. E. (2003).
Well |
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Degges-White,
S. E., Myers, J .E., Adelman, J. U., Pastoor , |
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95. |
Hattie, J. A., Myers, J. E., & Sweeney, T. J. (2004). A factor
structure of well |
|
96. |
Myers, J. E., & Mobley, K. A.
(2004). Wellness
of Undergraduates: Comparisons of Traditional and Nontraditional Students.
Journal of College Counseling 7, 40-49. |
|
97. |
Myers, J. E., & Mobley, K. A.
(2004). Foundations of well |
|
98. |
Myers, J. E., Luecht, R., & Sweeney,
T.J. (2004). The factor structure of wellness: Reexamining theoretical and
empirical models. Measurement and
Evaluation in Counseling & Development, 36(4), 194-208. |
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99. |
Rosen-Grandon, J., Myers, J.E., &
Hattie, J. (2004). The relationship between marital characteristics, marital
interaction processes, and marital satisfaction. Journal of Counseling and Development, 82(1), 58-68. |
|
100. |
Myers, J. E., & Bechtel, A. (2004).
Stress, Well |
|
101. |
Myers, J. E., & Harper, M. (2004).
Evidence-based effective practices with older adults: A review of the
literature for counselors. Journal of
Counseling & Development, 82, 207-218. |
|
102. |
Myers, J.E. & Gill, C.G. (2004). Young, poor,
rural, female: Understudied, under-counseled, more at-risk. Journal of
Mental Health Counseling, 26, 225-242. |
|
103. |
Myers, J. E., & Sweeney, T. J.
(2004). Advocacy for counselors: Results of a national survey. Journal of
Counseling & Development, 82(4),
466-472. |
|
104. |
Sinclair. S. L., & Myers, J. E.
(2004). The relationship between
objectified body conscious |
|
105. |
Cashwell, C., Myers, J. E., & Shurts,
M. (2004). Using the developmental counseling and therapy model to work with
clients with spiritual bypass: Some preliminary considerations. Journal of
Counseling & Development 82(4),
403-409. |
|
106. |
Rayle, A. D., & Myers, J. E. (2004).
Well |
|
107. |
Myers, J. E., & Sweeney, T. J.
(2004). The Indivisible Self: An Evidence-Based Model of Well |
|
108. |
Powers, A., Myers, J.E. ,Tingle, L., & Powers,
J. (2004). Wellness, perceived stress, mattering, and marital satisfaction
among first year medical residents and their spouses: Implications for
education and counseling. The Family
Journal, 36, 194-208. |
|
109. |
Myers, J. E., Madathil, J., & Tingle, L. R.
(2005). Marriage satisfaction and well |
|
110. |
Myers, J. E., Borders, D. L., Shoffner, M., &
White, V. (2005). Optimizing the informal curriculum: One counselor education
program model. Journal of Humanistic
Education, Counseling, & Development, 44, 84-93. |
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111. |
Huffman, S. B., & Myers, J. E.,
Tingle, L., & Bond, L. (2005). Menopause and African American women:
Attitudes and symptom reporting. Journal of Counseling & Development,
83(1), 48-56. |
|
112. |
Degges-White, S., & Myers, J. E.
(2005). The Adolescent Lesbian Identity Formation (ALIF) model: Implications
for counseling. Journal of Humanistic Education and Development, 44, 185-197. |
|
113. |
Myers, J. E., and Sweeny, T. J. (2005). The indivisible self: An evidence-based
model of wellness. Journal of
Individual Psychology, 61(3) , 269-279. |
|
114. |
Marszalek, J. F., & Myers, J. E. (2006). Dream Interpretation: A
Developmental Counseling And Therapy Approach. Journal of Mental Health Counseling, 28(1), 18-37. |
|
115. |
Degges-White, S, & Myers, J. E. (2006).
Transitions, Wellness, and Life Satisfaction: Implications for Counseling
Midlife Women. Journal of Mental Health
Counseling, 28 (2), 133-150. |
|
116. |
Dew, B. J., Myers, J. E., &
Wightman, L. F. (in press). Well |
|
117. |
Tatar, M. & Myers, J. E. (in press). Wellness of children in |
|
118. |
Sweeney, T. J., Myers, J. E., & Stephan, J. (in
press) Integrating developmental counseling and therapy assessment with
Adlerian early recollections. Journal
of Individual Psychology. |
|
119. |
Degges-White, S. E., & Myers, J.
E. (in press). Midlife lesbians and bisexual women: Implications for Mental
Health Practitioners. Gay, Lesbian, and Bisexual Issues in Counseling. |
|
120. |
Gibson, D., & Myers, J. E. (in press). Perceived stress, wellness, and
mattering among first-year cadets: A comparative study of students at |
|
121. |
Degges-White, S., & Myers, J. E. Women at
midlife: An exploration of chronological age, subjective age, wellness, and
life satisfaction. (Under revision). |
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122.
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Mitchell, N. & Myers, J. E.
Promoting school success for Caribbean-American adolescents: The role of
acculturation, well |
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123.
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Spurgeon, S., & Myers, J.E.
Understanding and enhancing self-esteem in African American males: The
benefits of a well |
|
124. |
Mobley, A. K., & Myers, J. E. Gender
role conflict and CACREP training among |
|
125 |
Myers, J. E., Barrio, C., & Paredes, D. M.
Developing Treatment Planning Skills for Counselors-in-Training: Challenges
and Benefits of DCT. Manuscript submitted for review. |
|
126. |
Shurts, M., & Myers,
J. E. Undergraduates’ Wellness: Liking and love styles
as correlates and predictors. Submitted to Journal of
College Counseling. |
|
127. |
Harper, M., Myers, J. E.,
& Pisarik, M. Retirement self-efficacy and life satisfaction in mid-life
workers: The effects of retirement role model characteristics. Submitted to Journal of Counseling & Development. |
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128. |
Barrio,
C. A., & Myers, J. E. (2006). Validity of DCT: Intervention Style,
theoretical position/orientation, and cognitive style. Submitted to Journal
of Counseling & Development. |
|
129. |
Booth,
C. S., & Myers, J. E. (2006). Career Aspiration, Multiple Role Planning
Attitudes, and Wellness: Similarities and Differences among African-American
and Caucasian Undergraduate Women. Submitted to Journal of Counseling & Development. |
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130. |
Gill, C., Myers,
J. E., & Barrio, C. A. (2006). Spirituality and Religiosity: Factors
Affecting Wellness Among Low Income Rural Women. Submitted to Journal of Counseling & Development. |
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131. |
Myers, J. E.,
& Degges-White, S. (2006). Aging Well in an Upscale Retirement Community:
The Relationships Among Perceived Stress, Mattering, and Wellness. Submitted
to Adultspan Journal. |
|
132. |
Myers, J. E.,
& Sweeney, T. J. (2006). Wellness Counseling: The Evidence Base for
Practice. Submitted to Journal of
Counseling & Development. |
|
133. |
Villalba, J. A.,
& Myers, J. E. (2006). The Effectiveness of Wellness-Based Classroom
Guidance in Elementary School Settings: A Pilot Study. Submitted to |
|
134. |
Wester, K. L.,
Trepal, H. C., & Myers, J. E. (2006). Wellness of counselor educators: Do we practice what we preach? Submitted
to Counselor Education and Supervision. |
PUBLICATIONS:
Books and Edited Journals
1. Myers,
J. E. (Ed.). (1981). Counseling older
persons, Volume III, A trainer's manual for basic helping skills.
2. Myers,
J. E., Finnerty-Fried, P. F., &
3. Myers,
J. E. & Ganikos, M. L. (Eds.). (1981).
Counseling older persons, Volume II, Basic helping skills for service providers.
4. Myers,
J. E. (Guest Editor). (1981). Rehabilitation of older persons. Journal of Rehabilitation (special issue),
47 (4).
5. Myers,
J. E. & Rimmer, S. (Guest Co-Editors). (1982). Aging and assessment. Measurement and Evaluation in Guidance
(special issue), 15 (3).
6. Jageman,
L. &. Myers J. E. (1985). Counseling
mentally retarded adults. Stout, WI: University of Wisconsin-Stout
Vocational Rehabilitation Institute.
7. Myers,
J. E. &
8. Riker,
H., & Myers, J. E. (1989). Retirement
counseling: A practical guide for action.
9. Myers,
J. E. (1989). Infusing gerontological
counseling into counselor preparation: Curriculum modules and resources.
10 Myers,
J. E. (1989). Adult children and aging
parents.
11. Myers, J. E. (1990). Empowerment of older
persons.
12. Myers,
J.E., Emmerling, D., & Leafgren, F. (Eds.).(1992). Well
13. Myers,
J.E. (Ed.). (1994). Developing and
directing counselor education laboratories.
14. Schwiebert,
V.E. & Myers, J.E. (1995). Counseling
older persons: An annotated bibliography.
15. Myers,
J.E. (Ed.). (1995). Professional Counseling: Spotlight on Specialties. [special
issue]. Journal of Counseling and
Development, 74(2).
16. Jageman,
L, & Myers, J.E. (1995). Counseling
adults with mental retardation. (second edition) Stout, WI: University of
Wisconsin-Stout Vocational Rehabilitation Institute.
17.
Myers, J.E.,
& Schwiebert, V. (1995). Competencies
for gerontological counseling.
18.
Locke, D., Herr,
E.H., & Myers, J.E. (Eds.). (2001). The
handbook of counseling.
19.
Ivey, A. E.,
Ivey, M. B., Myers, J. E., & Sweeney, T .J. (2005). Developmental counseling and therapy: promoting well
20. Myers, J. E., & Ivey, A. E. (2005). Instructor’s Manual
for Developmental counseling and
therapy: Promoting well
21. Myers,
J. E., & Sweeney, T. J. (Eds.). (2005). Well
22. Myers,
J. E., & Sweeney, T. J. (2005). Manual
for the Five Factor Wellness Inventory.
23. Myers, J. E., & Sweeney, T. J. (2005). The wellness and habit change workbook.
PUBLICATIONS:
Book Chapters
|
1. Finnerty-Fried,
P. F. & Myers, J. E. (1981). Introduction to helping skills training. In
J. E. Myers (Ed.), Counseling older
persons, Volume III, A trainer's manual for basic helping skills. |
|
2. Odell,
C. & Myers, J. E. (1981). Funding training programs in gerontological
counseling. In J. E. Myers, P. Finnerty-Fried, & C. Graves (Eds.), Counseling older persons, Volume I,
Guideli |
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3. Myers,
J. E. (1982). Vocational rehabilitation and employment services. Employment and training of the mature
worker, Resources manual. |
|
4. Myers,
J. E. (1983). Leisure counseling for older persons. In E.T. Dowd (Ed.), Leisure counseling: Concepts and
applications. |
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5. Myers,
J. E. (1985). Rehabilitation of older persons: The state of the art. In E.
Pan, S. Newman, T.E. Backer, & C. Vash (Eds.), Annual review of rehabilitation, Volume IV. |
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6. Myers,
J. E. (1987, revised, 1995). Gerontology: Mental health counseling with older
people. In A. J. Palmo, W.J. Weikel, & D. K. Brooks (Eds.), Foundations of mental health counseling.
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7. Myers,
J. E. (1987). Challenges for the older worker in the rehabilitation process.
In L. G. Perlman & G. E. Austin (Eds.), The aging workforce: Implications for rehabilitation. |
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8. Riker,
H. & Myers, J. E. (1988, revised, 1995). Older persons. In J. P. Wittmer
& N. A. Vacc, (Eds.), Experiencing
Diverse Populations: A Primer for Helping Professionals. |
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9. Myers,
J. E. (1991). Empowerment for later life. Digest. |
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10. Myers,
J. E. (1991, revised, 1997). Visual and multiple impairments in older
persons. In R. H. Hull (Ed.), Aural
rehabilitation: The elements and processes in serving hearing impaired
children and adults. |
|
11. Myers,
J.E. (1991). Mature women: Confronting the stereotypes. In J.A. Lewis, B.A.
Hayes, & L. Bradley (Eds.), Counseling
women over the lifespan. |
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12. Myers,
J. E. (1992). Career and retirement counseling for older workers. In C.J.
Shinkman & D.H. Montross, Career
development: Theory and practice. |
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13. Myers,
J .E., & Hutchinson, G. (1994). Dual role or conflict of interest?
Counseling Laboratories as mental health agencies. In J.E. Myers (Ed.), Developing and directing counselor
education laboratories. |
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14. Myers,
J. E., & Smith, A. (1994). Counselor education laboratories: Lessons from
the lietrature. In J.E. Myers (Ed.), Developing
and directing counselor education laboratories. |
|
15. Myers,
J. E. (1996). The psychological basis for empowerment. In D. Thurz, C.
Nusberg, & J. Prather (Eds.), Empowering
older people: An international approach. |
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16. Myers,
J. E. (1995). Multidimensional well |
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17. Myers,
J. E. (1996). Gerontology: Mental health and aging. In W.J. Weikel & A.
J. Palmo. (Eds.), Foundations of mental
health counseling (pp. 128-136). |
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18. Myers,
J. E. (1998). Combatting ageism: The rights of older persons. In C. Lee &
G. Walz, (Eds). Social action for
counselors (second edition). |
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19. Myers,
J. E. (2005), Combatting ageism: The rights of older persons. In C. Lee &
G. Walz, (Eds). Social action for
counselors. |
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20. Myers,
J. E. (1999). Adjusting to role loss and leisure in later life. In M. Duffy
(Ed.), Handbook of counseling and
psychotherapy with older adults (pp. 41-56). NY: Wiley & Sons. |
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21. Myers,
J. E. (2000). Foreward to V. Schwiebert, Mentoring:
Creating connected empowered relationships. |
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22. Myers,
J. E. & Sweeney, T.J.(2001). Specialities in counseling. In D. Locke,
J.E. Myers, & E.H. Herr, The Handbook
of Counseling. |
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23. Myers,
J. E., Sweeney, T. J., & Witmer, J. M. (2001). Optimization of
behavior/Promotion of wellness. In D. Locke, J. E. Myers, & E. H. Herr, The Handbook of Counseling. |
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24. Schwiebert, V., & Myers, J.E.
(2001). Counseling older adults. In E.R. Welfel & R. E. Ingersoll (Eds.).
The Mental health desk reference
(pp. 320-325). NY: Wiley. |
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25. Rayle, A. D., & Myers, J. E.
(2003).Counseling older persons. In N. A. Vacc, S. B. Devaney, & J. M.
Brendel (Eds.), Counseling multicultural and diverse populations:
Strategies for practitioners (4th
edition, pp. 253-282). NY: Brunner-Routledge. |
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26. Myers, J. E. (2003). Dr. Jane E. Myers,
1990-91. In D. R. Coy, V. L. Sheeley, & D. W. Engels, (Eds.), American
Counseling Association: A 50-year history (p. 82). |
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27. Sweeney, T.
J., & Myers, J. E. (2005). Optimizing human development: A new paradigm
for helping . In A. Ivey, M. B. Ivey, J. E. Myers, & T. J. Sweeney
(Eds.), Developmental strategies for helpers (2nd ed., pp. 39-68). |
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28. Myers, J. E.,
Rigazio-DiGilio, S., & Ivey, A. (2005). Using developmental counseling
and therapy with families. In A. E. Ivey, M. B. Ivey, J. E. Myers, & T.
J. Sweeney, Developmental counseling and therapy: Promoting well |
|
29. Myers, J. E., & Harper, M. (2006).
Midlife concerns and caregiving experiences: Intersecting life issues. In G.
Fricchione & B. Druss (Eds.), Caregiving and mental health. |
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30. Myers, J. E. (in press). Combating ageism:
Advocacy for older persons. In C. Lee & G. Walz, (Eds). Social action for counselors (second
edition). |
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31. Sweeney, T. J., & Myers, J. E. (in
press) Wellness and prevention |
|
32. Myers, J. E., &
Ivey, A. (in press). Developmental counseling and therapy. Encyclopedia of Counseling. |
|
33. Myers, J. E., & Villalba, J. A.(in press). Starting Early: Helping
Kids Understand and Choose Wellness Behaviors. In M. Gentile, Wellness for life: A Multidisciplinary
Approach to |
PUBLICATIONS:
Other Publications, including videotapes
1. Myers,
J. E. (1978). The development of a scale
to assess counseling needs of older persons. Unpublished doctoral
dissertation,
2. Myers,
J. E. (1980). Counseling needs of older
persons. Resources in Education.
3. Myers,
J. E. & Others. (1980). Independent
living curricula for master's degree rehabilitation programs. Report of the
4. Murphey,
M. & Myers, J. E. (Eds.). (1980, revised). Counseling and communication skills.
5. Jahns,
I. & Myers, J. E. (1981, unpublished manuscript). Counseling the adult for lifelong learning.
6. Myers,
J. E. (1981). (Review of Physical change and aging: A guide for the helping
professions). Journal of Rehabilitation,
47 (2), 76-77.
7. Myers,
J. E. (1982). (Review of Age discrimination digest: A review.) Personnel and Guidance Journal, 61 (2),
125-126.
8. Myers,
J. E. (1981). Subject and author index
for counseling the aged: A training syllabus for educators.
9. Myers,
J. E. (1983). A directory of counselor
education programs offering coursework to train gerontological counselors.
10. Myers,
J. E. (1983). Preamble. In J. Eddy, D. M. Lawson, & D. C. Stilson, Crisis counseling.
11. Myers,
J. E. (1984). (Review of Pets and the elderly: The therapeutic bond.) The Journal of Gerontology.
12. Myers,
J. E. (1984). Rehabilitation of rural
disabled elderly: Curriculum modules in rural aging.
13. Myers,
J. E. (1985). Counseling older persons:
An information analysis paper for the ERIC data base, 1966 through 1984.
Searchlight Plus Series.
14. Chi
Sigma Iota/NBCC (1988). Counseling
services: Consumer Rights and Responsibilities (nationally disseminated
brochures).
15. Myers,
J.E. & Sweeney, T.J. (1990). Gerontological
competencies for counselor and human development specialists.
16. Sweeney,
T. J. & Myers, J. E. (1989). Infusing
gerontological counseilng into counselor preparation: Video resources, Parts
I-IV.
17. Sweeney,
T. J. & Myers, J. E. (1989). Infusing
gerontological counseling into counselor preparation: Parts 5-7.
18. Myers,
J .E., Witmer, M., & Sweeney, T. J. (1994). The Well
19. Myers,
J .E., Witmer, M., & Sweeney, T.J. (1994; 2000). Manual for the Well
20. Witmer,
M., Myers, J.E., & Sweeney, T.J. (1996). The Well
21. Pitts,
J., & Myers, J. E. (1994). Practicum
and internship experiences in CACREP accredited programs.
22. Myers,
J. E. (1996). Mental health counseling for well
23. Myers,
J. E. (1996). Faculty advisor network survey., 1-3.
24. Hoffman, R. M.,
& Myers, J. E. (1996). Gender issues
in counselor CSI Newsletter education: Are the CACREP standards sufficient?
25. Arnold,
M. F., Campbell, T.,
26. Myers,
J. E., & Gerber, S. (1998). Counseling
at the crossroads: Let’s decide our future.
27.
Myers, J. E.,
& Smith, E. H. (2000). Third Party Payments: Status for Counselors.
28.
Myers, J. E.,
Sweeney, T. J., & Hattie, J. A. (2000). The
Well
29.
Sweeney, T. J.,
& Myers, J. E. (2004). Using DCT with
early recollections.
30.
Myers, J.
E.,& Sweeney, T. J (2005). The Five Factor Wellness Inventory.
31.
Myers, J.
E.,& Sweeney, T. J (2005). The Five Factor Wellness Inventory, Middle
School.
32.
Myers, J.
E.,& Sweeney, T. J (2005). The Five Factor Wellness Inventor,
Elementary School.
33. Myers,
J. E., TSweeney, T. J., & Clark, P. (2006). Advocacy Theme #6: Establishing
a Baseline for Wellness in Counselor Education. The Exemplar.
PROFESSIONAL PRESENTATIONS AND MAJOR WORKSHOPS
National and International
APGA's involvement in aging. APGA
pre-convention workshop on gerontological counseling.
Interpersonal communications with older
people. National Council on Aging.
Extending rehabilitation services to
older people. National Rehabilitation Association.
Promoting academic and professional
excellence in gerontology. Keynote address for first annual meeting of Sigma
Phi Omega.
Counseling older people. Association for
Gerontology in Higher Education.
Informal and formal counseling services
for older people: New programs and directions. National Council on Aging.
Counseling older people: Research
applications and practice. Program Chair and presenter, APGA pre-convention
workshop.
Aging and assessment: The state of the
art. APGA.
Counseling the elderly: Need assessment
and fulfillment. APGA, 4-15-81.
Gerontological counseling training for
aging network personnel. Joint conference of the National Association of State
Units on Aging and the National Association of Area Agencies on Aging.
Independent living for the elderly.
National Rehabilitation Association.
Counseling skills training for service
providers in aging. The Gerontological Society of America and theCanadian
Gerontological Society.
Gerontological counseling training: A
national perspective. Association for Gerontology in Higher Education.
Counselor job opportunities in
gerontology: A survey of graduate placements. APGA.
Responding to a need: Training
gerontological counselors. APGA.
Career counseling or job placement: What
are we doing with disabled adults? National Rehabilitation Association.
Aging and counseling: Developing a
partnership. Association for Gerontology in Higher Education.
Heart disease, stroke, and cancer:
Rehabilitation of older workers. APGA.
Rehabilitation counseling in
Cardiac rehabilitation for older
workers. The Gerontological Society of
Aging childless women. The
Gerontological Society of
Student groups in gerontology.
Association for Gerontology in Higher Education.
Rehabilitation in
Writing for publication: Make it fun or
don't do it! National Rehabilitation Association workshop.
Applying rehabilitation psychology to
older persons: Cardiac rehabilitation. American and Canadian Psychological
Associations.
Employment of older disabled workers.
AACD.
The Politics of Disability: A Panel from
the 1984 Switzer Scholars. National Rehabilitation Association.
Families of older persons. AACD Families
Conference.
Using Mimes to Teach Service Providers
About Death and Dying. Association for Gerontology in Higher Education.
Aging and work. U. S. Postal Service.
Coping with Dependency: Staying Friends
with Aging Parents. AACD Powderkegs.
Sigma Phi Omega: National Academic Honor
and Professional Society in Gerontology. AGHE.
Identification and effects of depression
in older persons. AGHE.
Recognizing excellence in gerontology.
American Society on Aging.
Resources for gerontological counseling.
American Society on Aging.
Training chinicians to meet the mental
health needs of persons with mental retardation and a mental ill
Assessment of depression in older
persons. AACD.
Elder abuse: National problem, local
resources. AACD.
Infusing Gerontological Counseling into
Counselor Preparation. ACES Convention, 1 1/2 day PDI.
Ecumenical service. 20/20 Conference.
AACD national conference on school counseling.
Counseling older workers. U. S. Postal
Service National Employee Development Facilitator Training.
Retirement counseling. U. S. Postal
Service National Employee Development Facilitator Training.
Older workers as a national resource.
National Career Development Association 75th Anniversary Conference.
Resources for teaching about adult
children and aging parents. Association for Gerontology in Higher Education,
national convention.
Multicultural issues in assessment.
Developed and chaired full-day AACD pre-convention professional development
institute; will edit and publish proceedings of four major presenters and eight
reactors.
Scholars across the generations. Chaired
CSI theme session at AACD convention,
Aging and work. U. S. Postal Service.
History of Gerontological Counseling.
AACD preconvention workshop,
19 state AACD keynote presentations on well
A competency-based model for
gerontological counseling. American Psychological Association,
Counselor education laboratories:
Opportunities, obstacles, and options. Chaired and presented at seven-session
think tank at ACES national conference,
Developmental counseling and therapy.
ACES national conference, 09-92.
Well
New directions for the Counseling and
Human Development Foundation. Western Region Leadership
Conference,
Gerontological counseling training standards:
Program development and implementation. ACA,
Counselor education clinical training:
Current status, future potential. ACA, 1993.
Development, diversity, and dignity
across the lifespan. ACA, 1993.
Caregivers to Older Persons. Association
for Adult Development and Aging national conference.
The CACREP standards for gerontological counseling.
ACA,
Adult children and aging parents.
Keynote speech for U.S. Transactional Analysis Association (TAA) annual
conference,
Well
Characteristics of healthy individuals
and families: Strategies for optimizing development during drawdown. European
Branch, American Counseling Association,
Defining a professional counseling
degree: Drawing the line. American Association for State Counseling Boards,
Orlando, FL, 1/24/95.
Grandparenting in the 1990s. American Counseling
Association, Denver, CO, April, 1995.
Establishing the academic requirements
for the LPC: Connecting with CACREP. American Association for State Counseling
Boards, Albuquerque, NM, 1/20/96.
A psychoeducational support group
approach for adult children of aging parents. American Counseling Association,
Think change: Transforming the
definition of the general practice of professional counseling. ACES National
Conference,
Professional role and identity. Reflective
discussion leader for five 90-minute sessions, ACES National Conference,
Research roundtable. Discussion leader,
ACES National Conference,
Faculty Advisor Network, Chi Sigma Iota.
Coordinated training for 166 faculty advisors of CSI chapters at ACA National
Conference in
Faculty Advisor Training: Recruiting,
training, and mentoring student leaders; The Role of the Faculty Advisor in the
Counselor Education Department. Chi Sigma Iota Leadership Training,
Menopause: Creating a Counseling Paradigm.
American Counseling Association Learning Institute,
How to
Get and Keep a Job in Counseling. Three hour workshop at American Counseling
Association conference in
The
State-of-the-Art in Counselor Advocacy: Results of a National Survey. Chi Sigma
Iota Advocacy Leadership Conference,
Developing
a Plan of Action for Advocacy: Research
and Client Well
Facilitator
for small group discussions with leaders of the counseling profession, Counselor
Advocacy Leadership Conferences I and II, 5-27-98 to 5-29-98 and 12-11/12-98.
Menopause: Creating a Counseling Paradigm.
American Counseling Association Learning Institute,
CACREP Team Chair Training and Chair Renewal,
Facilitator. National Conference of the Association for Counselor Education and
Supervision,
Technology in Counseling: Preconvention workshop
presenter. National Conference of the Association for Counselor Education and
Supervision,
The Wheel of Well
Well
Leadership Training, Presenter for CSI Fellow and
Intern Training, International CSI Day 2000,
Well
Well
Self-esteem and well
On Excellence. ACES/CSI panel presentation. . American
Counseling Association, San Antonio, 03-2001.
Leadership Training, Presenter for CSI Fellow and
Intern Training, International CSI Day 2000,
Diversity in perceptions of love; Well
Ethnic identity, acculturation, mattering, and well
Leadership Training, Presenter for CSI Fellow and
Intern Training, International CSI Day 2000,
Using technology to enhance chapters, CSI Day
Training,
Myers, J.E., & Sweeney, T. J. Data Base
Development and Web Site Pizazz. Association of College Honor Societies,
Myers, J. E. Well
Myers, J. E., & Sweeney, T. J. The indivisible
self: An empirically-based, emerging model of well
Maples, M., Myers, J. E., Capuzzi, D., Cooper, R.,
& Gysbers, N. Celebrating babyboomers transition to golden age:
Gerontological counseling. American Counseling Association,
Shurts, M., Barrio, C., & Myers, J.E. Advocating
for Well
Myers, J. E. Making personal excellence a
reality. Panel facilitator for Chi Sigma Iota Leadership Training,
The
Indivisible Self. American Counseling Association,
Myers, J. E., &
Sweeney, T. J. (2003). The Indivisible Self. American Counseling Association,
Myers, J. E. (2004).
Creating an effective association web page. American Association of College
Honor Societies,
Sweeney, T. J., Myers, J.
E., Ivey, A. E., & Ivey, M.B. (2004). Developmental Counseling and Therapy:
Promoting Well
Myers, J. E. (2004).
Using technology. Chi Sigma Iota Leadership Training,
Creating an effective
association web page. American Association of College Honor Societies,
Developmental Counseling
and Therapy: Promoting Well
Using technology. Chi
Sigma Iota Leadership Training,
Myers, J. E., & Sweeney, T. J. (2004).
Wellness across the lifespan: Implementing evidence-based counselor
preparation. Southern Association for Counselor Education and Supervision,
Gill, C., & Myers, J. E. (2004). The
relationship among spirituality, religiosity, and wellness for poor, rural
women. Southern Association for Counselor Education and Supervision,
Sweeney, T. J., Myers, J.
E., Ivey, A. E., & Ivey, M.B. (2004). Developmental Counseling and Therapy:
Promoting Well
Myers, J. E. (2004).
Using technology. Chi Sigma Iota Leadership Training,
Myers, J. E., & Sweeney, T. J. (2004).
Wellness across the lifespan: Implementing evidence-based counselor
preparation. Southern Association for Counselor Education and Supervision,
Gill, C., & Myers, J. E. (2004). The
relationship among spirituality, religiosity, and wellness for poor, rural
women. Southern Association for Counselor Education and Supervision,
Sweeney, T. J., Myers, J.
E., Ivey, A. E., & Ivey, M.B. (2004). Developmental Counseling and Therapy:
Promoting Well
Myers, J. E. (2004).
Using technology. Chi Sigma Iota Leadership Training,
Myers, J. E., & Sweeney,
T. J. (2005). Creating strength based counselor education programs. Association
for Counselor Education and Supervision Annual Conference,
Myers, J. E. (2005). Developing
a research agenda. New Faculty Interest Network Roundtable Discussion Leader.
Association for Counselor Education and Supervision Annual Conference,
Borders, L. D., Cashwell,
C., Lewis, T., Myers, J. E., Villalba, J., & Wester, K. Accountability and
collegiality: Faculty peer review at UNCG. (2005). Association for Counselor
Education and Supervision Annual Conference,
Wester, K., Trepal, H.,
& Myers, J. E. (2005). Wellness of counselor educators: Are we really good
role models for our students? Association for Counselor Education and
Supervision Annual Conference,
Harper, M. A., & Myers,
J. E. (2006). Promoting Life Satisfaction During Retirement: The Salience of
Retirement Self-Efficacy and Retirement Role Models in Midlife. ACA,
Booth, C. S.,
& Myers, J. E. (2006). Empowering women for multiple life-career roles: Relationships among
multiple role planning, wellness, and career aspirations. ACA,
Wester, K. A.,
Trepal, H., & Myers, J. E. (2006). Wellness of counselor educators: Are we
practicing what we preach? ACA,
Regional
Presentations
Report of the task force on independent
living. Southeast Regional NRA.
National Project on Counseling Older
People. Overview: Physiological aspects of aging. Six regional two day
workshops conducted in 1980-81 in
Counseling needs of older persons.
Southern Gerontological Society.
National Project on Counseling Older
People, regional two day field test workshops for curriculum development and
review, conducted in 1981 in
Counseling older people: Best practice
strategies. A forum for information exchange among leaders of the aging
network. Region III Regional Education and Training Program.
Peer counseling training. Southwest
Society on Aging.
Preparing counselors to work with older
people: Curriculum aides and resources. Southern Association for
Counselor Education and Supervision.
A model for career counseling with disabled
adults. North Central Association for Counselor Education and
Supervision.
Employment prospects for gerontological
counselors. North Central ACES.
In
Mimes: An Innovative Strategy for
Teaching Counselors About Aging, Death, and Dying. NCACES.
Curricula and Training for
Gerontological Counselors: Where to Next? NCACES.
Infusing Gerontological Counseling into
Counselor Preparation.
Measurement and evaluation issues for
counselors. North Atlantic Region AACD meeting.
10-10-87.
How to start-up and maintain a state
division. Southern Regional Branch Assembly, AACD.
Aging and assessment: Issues and
Resources. Western Region Branch Assembly, AACD.
Chi Sigma Iota leadership training.
Western ACES.
Chi Sigma Iota leadership training.
SACES.
Infusing gerontological counseling into
counselor preparation. Five 1 1/2 day workshops in Greensboro, NC; Burlington,
VT; St. Louis, MO; Flagstaff, AZ; and San Francisco, CA, 1988.
Development of competencies for training
gerontological counselors. Five 1 1/2 day workshops, New Orleans, LA; Ocean
City, MD; San Francisco, CA; Chicago, IL; Denver, CO, 1989.
Competencies for training gerontological
counselors,
training sessions conducted at 4 ACES regional meetings, SACES, NCACES,
WACES, Fall,
1989.
Being different in an indifferent world:
A simulation. Southern ACES,
Counselor education clinic facilities: A
national study. Southern Association for Counselor Education andSupervision.
CACREP accreditation: Why and how?
Southern Association for Counselor Education and Supervision,
The 1994 CACREP standards: Open forum.
Southern Association for Counselor Education and Supervision,
The role of leisure in well
Teaching a Well
Understanding Korean Americans: Implications for
Counselor Training. Southern Association for Counselor Education and
Supervision,
Music as Metaphor: Composing Well
Faculty Advisor Networking Training for Chi Sigma
Iota, SACES Convention, 1997.
Counseling the Infertile Couple: Collaboration among
Helping Professionals. Southern Association for Counselor Education and
Supervision,
The Homosexual Parent: Implications for the Counseling
Profession. Southern Association for Counselor Education and Supervision,
Promoting Counselors Through Advocacy: A Collaborative
Effrort,. Southern Association for Counselor Education and Supervision,
Faculty Advisor Networking Training for Chi Sigma Iota,
Southern Association for Counselor Education and Supervision,
Well
Well
Marital satisfaction, love, and well
Developing Leaders for the Counseling
Profession: Strategies for Chi Sigma Iota Chapters. Southern Association for
Counselor Education and Supervision,
A Developmental Model for
Teaching/Supervising Skills in Assessment and Treatment Planning. Southern
Association for Counselor Education and Supervision,
The
relationship among spirituality, religiosity, and well
Well
Accountability and Collegiality: UNCG Faculty Members’
Experiences with Peer Reviews. Counselor Education and Supervision, Athens, GA,
September 11, 2004, with
State Presentations and Workshops (W)
Resources for the elderly (W).
Housing and the elderly (W).
Transportation and the elderly (W).
Homemaker services training (W).
Information and referral services (W).
Volunteer training (W).
Older Americans Act grant writing
training (W).
Aging and the needs of the elderly (W).
Title VII project directors training
(W).
Research in aging for a knowledge base.
FPGA,
Adult payments interviewing procedures
(W).
Title VII nutrition training (W).
Older Americans Act Services (W).
Principles of grant writing for HUD
counselors (W).
Counseling older persons.
Counseling needs of older persons. FPGA.
Self-defense for the elderly. Active
People Over 60 conference.
Application of reality therapy to
handicapped populations.
Rehabilitation of the elderly. FRA.
Using reality therapy with handicapped
persons. FPGA.
Assessing counseling needs of older
persons. FPGA, Daytona, 11-17-79.
Counseling older people: A national
effort.
Counseling older persons: New directions
for training.
Peer counseling training for older
people (W).
Rehabilitation of older people.
Applying helping skills with older
people (W).
Rehabilitation of older disabled persons
(W). Ohio University Summer Gerontology Institute, 6-28/29- 85.
Attitudes of children toward old people.
Ohio Prof. Conf. on Aging.
Curriculum aids and resources for
training gerontological counselors.
Resources for training counselors to
work with older people.
Educational Consultants in Aging.
Death and dying (W). Training for aging
network staff.
Basic gerontology (W). Training for
aging network staff.
Alzheimers disease (W). Family Life
Education Project.
Career counseling with disabled adults.
ORA.
Grief counseling strategies for nurses
(W). Consortium for Health Education in
Counseling older persons: The state of
the art (W).
Information and referral for service
providers in aging (W). Area Agency on Aging, District IX,
Psychosocial issues in rehabilitation
(W).
Communication skills for service
providers in aging (W).
Counseling older persons.
Outreach in rural areas: Reaching the
hard to reach.
Counseling older persons.
Techniques for reaching isolated older
persons (W).
Counseling techniques with adult
mentally retarded persons.
Grief and bereavement counseling.
Reality Therapy - Counseling adapted for
the workshop. PAR.
Assessment and older persons: A new
challenge for counselors. FACD.
Rehabilitation of older disabled
persons. Southern University.
Retirement seminars for Priests.
Assessment and Older Persons.
Depression and Older Persons.
Counseling of Older Persons. Southern
University.
Depression and Older Persons.
Counseling Older People.
Excellence in rehabilitation
professions. University of
Counseling mentally retarded adults.
Four week workshop.
Children grow up parents grow old.
Reaching in, reaching out: Adult
children/aging parents. Keynote,
24 workshops at state ACD meetings,
1990-91; topics included adult children and aging parents, leadership, well
Exploring porential through human
relationships. Keynote.
Excellence in counseling. Duchesne
University CSI,
Counselor education training clinics:
Dual role as a mental health agency.
Gender roles: Cohor differences across
the lifespan. NCCA, 2-93.
The Well
On Campus Clinical Training: Here,
There, and Everywhere. Assessing Characteristics of Healthy People.
Adult, Still Young, and Free: The Early
Retirement Transition.
Excellence in Counseling.
Gender and the art of helping.
Leadership Workshop, preconvention
workshop panel for North Carolina Counseling Association,
Excellence in counseling. Keynote speaker for Chi
Sigma Iota Pi Alpha Chapter initiation, Wake
Specialties in counseling: Their
relationship to graduate program accreditation, certification, licensing, and
other counselor credentialling.
Elder abuse: Violence against women.
Advocacy in counseling.
Incorporating gay, lesbian, and bisexual
issues in counselor preparation.
Aware
Substance abuse: A hidden problem among
older adults. .
Coping with “the change”: Professional
and personal perspectives on menopause. .
Excellence in counseling. Chi Sigma
Iota,
Retirement: Living fully, living well. Sterns
Financial Services,
Counseling at the crossroads: Let’s decide
our future. Washington Counseling Association keynote address, 10/97.
Five keys to a great retirement. American
Association of Individual Investors,
Counseling at the Crossroads: Let’s Decide our
Future. Keynote presentation to Washington Counseling
Association,
Facilitating Counselor Well
Five Keys to a Great Retirement. American Association
of Individual Investors,
Planning for Retirement,
The Wheel of Whole
The
Well
Well
Well
Well
Well
Technology in Counselor Education, North Carolina Counseling Association, Greensboro, 2-22-01, with Duane Brown and Pat Partin.
Well
Excellence in Counseling, Initiation Speech for
Sweeney, T. J., & Myers, J. E. (2003).
Developmental Counseling: Assessment and Demonstration. Invited Pre-Conference
Session, All
Myers, J. E., & Sweeney, T. J. (2003). Well
Myers, J. E., & Sweeney, T. J. Wellness and
habit change: Promoting positive change in self and others. Big Times in the
Big Easy Workshop Series,
Myers, J. E. Presidential Reflections from 1985,
Sigma Phi Omega 25th Anniversary Memory Book, Reflections of the Founding President, 2004.
Myers, J. E. (2005). Developmental Counseling and
Therapy. Invited workshop, North Carolina Counseling Association,
Myers, J. E. Overview of well
Myers, J. E., & Luecht, R. M. The factor structure
of well
Myers, J. E., & Sweeney, T. J. (2004). What school
counselors can do to promote healthy kids. All
Villalba, J., & Myers, J. E. (2005). Wellness
intervention in schools: An empirically based model, measures, and methods for
use by school counselors.
Myers, J. E. (2005). Developmental Counseling and
Therapy. Invited workshop, North Carolina Counseling Association,
Conference,
Myers, J. E. DCT
and Wellness. LPCANC Conference, September 30, 2005,
FUNDED
GRANTS & Grants Submitted
National Project on Counseling Older
Persons, Project Director for AACD/AoA national project, 1981-82, $200,000.
Information and Referral Training for
Service Providers in Aging, Ohio District 10 Area Agency on Aging, 1983,
$1,000.
Death and Dying Training for Service
Providers in Aging, Ohio District 10 Area Agency on Aging, 1983, $1000.
Continuing Education in Aging for
Professional Counselors, Project Director, national AACD/AoA Grant, 1984-85,
$132,000.
Rehabilitation Counseling in Tri-State
Rural Area: Teaching Grant and Traineeships for long-term training in
Rehabilitation Services, Project Director for grant funded to Ohio University,
1985-86, $160,362.
Infusing Gerontological Counseling into
Counselor Preparation, Project Director, National AACD/AoA Grant, 1987-89,
$192,000.
Assessment and Evaluation of
Gerontological Counselor Knowledge and Skills, Project Director, National
AACD/AOA Grant, 1988-90, $235 ,200.
Professional Development through Leadership, AACD, $56, 000, 1990-91.
Professional Development through
Leadership, ACA, $12,500, 1991-92.
Departmental Technology Grant,
UNC-Greensboro, $10,000, 1997.
Identity and well
The relationship among age, gender role, conflict,
and well
Promoting
Well-Being Among Caregivers: Counseling for Holistic Well
Preparing
Counselors to Meet the Mental Health Needs of Older Persons: The Effective
Gill, C., & Myers, J. E. (2004). The
relationship among religiosity, spirituality, and well
Myers, J. E. (2004). Understanding Well Being in Older
Men and Women:The Relationships Among Well
Myers, J.
E. Preparing Gerontological Mental Health Providers: An Innovative Post
Masters’ Distance Learning Program for Practicing Professional Counselors.
Letter of intent and proposal description submitted to Markle Foundation.
Myers, J.
E. Preparing Gerontological Mental Health Providers: An Innovative Post
Masters’ Distance Learning Program for Practicing Professional Counselors.
Letter of intent and proposal description submitted to Morrell Foundation.
Myers, J.
E. Preparing Gerontological Mental Health Providers: An Innovative Post
Masters’ Distance Learning Program for Practicing Professional Counselors.
Letter of intent and proposal description submitted to Hemingway Foundation,
not funded.
Myers, J.
E. Preparing Gerontological Mental Health Providers: An Innovative Post
Masters’ Distance Learning Program for Practicing Professional Counselors.
Letter of intent and proposal description submitted to McArthur Foundation, not
funded.
Trepal,
H., & Myers, J. E. Wellness of counselor educators. Association for
Counselor Education and Supervision, $750, funded.
Wester, K.
L. Multilevel influences on the likelihood of RCR. Submitted DHHS/PHS; my role is co-investigator and one
of four key personnel on this $139,500 grant developed by Dr. Wester.
Myers, J.
E. Do We Grow Out of It? The Relationship of Objectified Body Consciousness and
Wellness in Midlife Women. Grant submitted to UNCG Women and Gender Studies.
$1,000.
Myers, J.
E. Enhancing Children’s Holistic Wellness: Development of Curricula to Promote
Healthy Lifestyle Choices. Proposal submitted to the American Legion Child
Welfare Foundation. $20,000.
International Scholars
Travel Fund, $250, American Counseling Association,
Gill, C.,
CONTINUING
EDUCATION (seminars attended at which I was not a presenter)
GATB Training, 1985 MMPI
Training,
Writing RSA Grants,
National Well
Counseling survivors of
sexual abuse.
Life review: The uses of
story sharing with older adults.
Workshops and Seminars at all
Conferences attended.
Web-based course development,
UNCG, 1997.
Structural Equations
Modeling, UNCG, 1998.
SPSS for use with the VAX,
UNCG, 1998.
Philippine Guidance and Counseling Association and
Iota Phi Chapter of Chi Sigma Iota International
Conference,
NCACES Fall Drive in Conference,
Using the World Wide Web for course delivery, UNCG,
1999.
Using Simeon Mail, UNCG, 1999.
Audited four classes on Structural Equations Modeling
(quit course due to surgery), UNC-Greensboro, 1999.
Life Review: The Uses of Story-Sharing with Older
Adults. One day workshop at
Association for College Honor Societies,
Conference on Technology in Counselor
Education,
A
brighter tomorrow: Responding to the mental health challenge of older adults. Mental
Health Association of
Counseling
sexual minority clients: A focus on their multidimensional roles. Fall 1999
conference of the North Carolina Association for Gay, Lesbian, and Bisexual Issues
in Counseling,
COURSES
TAUGHT
Courses
Taught at UNC
Counseling Theories and
Techniques
Practicum for Counseling
Theories and Techniques
Advanced Counseling Theories
Counseling Over the Lifespan **
Practicum for Advanced
Counseling Theories and Techniques
Counseling for Later Life **
Practicum for Counseling for
Later Life **
Practicum for Counseling for
Later Life **
Counseling for Middle and
Later Life **
Practicum for Counseling for
Middle and Later Life **
Well
Doctoral Seminar **
Doctoral Internship
Masters/Ed.S. Internship
Courses
Taught at (institutions other than UNC
History and Philosophy of
Rehabilitation Counseling **
Psychosocial Aspects of
Disability **
Medical Aspects of Disability
**
Counseling Exceptional
Children
Job Development and Job
Placement **
Occupational Information
& Career Development **
Rehabilitation Internship **
Rehabilitation and Aging **
Educational Measurement
Test Construction
Psychological/Clinical
Assessment
Counseling for Mid-Life **
Counseling Older Persons **
Counseling Techniques with
Older Persons **
Counseling Needs of Older
Persons **
Human Growth and Development
Practicum
DOCTORAL
GRADUATES & Current Advisees
1. Rymer,
G. (1986). A study of the cognitive style scoring system of the
House-Tree-Person projective assessment measure with older persons.
2. Wedl,
L. (1987). Stress coping resources and their relationship to life satisfaction
among older persons .
3. Schwiebert,
V. (1991). Effective
4. Kelly,
G. (1992). Parental alcoholism and coping: A comparison of female children of
alcoholics with female children of non-alcoholics. UNC-Greensboro.
5. Holcomb,
C. (1996). The relationship between the multicultural competencies and training
in multicultural counseling. UNC-Greensboro.
6. Garrett,
M. (1996). Cultural values and well
7. Brott,
P. (1996). The development of school counselor identity. UNC-Greensboro.
8. Rosen-Grandon,
Jane (1997). The relationship between marital characteristics, marital
interaction processes, and marital satisfaction. UNC-Greensboro.
9. Shumate,
S. (1996). Effective
10. Hutchinson,
G. (1996). The relationship of well
11. Chang,
C. Y. (1998). The role of distinctivenss in acculturation, ethnic identity, and
well
12. Toverud,
G. (1999). The theories of planned behavior and reasoned action as predictors
of EAP supervisory referrals.
13. Huffman,
S. (1999). Menopause symptoms and attitudes of African American Mid-Life Women.
14. Dew,
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