The Counseling and Family Therapy Scholarship Review (CFTSR) is an open-access, peer-reviewed, online journal focused on promoting insights of diverse cultural-contextual perspectives to stretch the range of information available for the practice of counseling and systemic psychotherapy. The Scholarship Review is a platform for unique perspectives on conventional knowledge and marginalized domains of information. Faculty, private practice clinicians, non-profit social services staff and graduate students are invited to submit literature reviews, proposed advancements to counseling and systemic theory, social research, clinical case write-ups, personal narratives, concerns of social ethics, contemporary social trends, predictions for future biopsychosocial trends, socio-political commentaries, poetry and short stories.
Current Issue: Volume 4, Issue 2 (2022)
Contemplative
Notes on Language in the Clinic in a Lacanian Key
Sean J. Carroll
Scholarship
Using Stories with Families: A Scoping Review
Sam Hadji Cyrous Ph.D. (Candidate), Sofia Valadares Nishiyama Cordeiro, and Ana Caroline De Caldas
MFT Trainee Experiences of Shame, Self-Criticism, and Self-Compassion in Their First Practicum
Mark Karris , Ph.D. and Angela B. Kim Ph.D.
Clinical
Bowen Informed Therapy Integrated with Gene Keys
Kristen Oliver M.A.
Forged in the Fires of COVID-19: The Evolution of Systemic Therapy for Online Practice and Beyond
Lauren Skuba M.A., MFTC and Lindsay Edwards , Ph.D.