CCAA Journal: Counselling Connections Across Australia

2010 CCAA National Journal - Edition 2

• Counselling Connections Across Australia 2010 - Whole Journal is 3 Mb to download

Individual Articles

• Anxiety Disorders and The Family Tree - Genevieve Milnes
• Becoming a Counsellor-Creating Compassionate Connections - Dominie Nelson
• Diagnostic Revolution-Reviewing Trauma - Meryl Lee
• Eighth International Conference on Grief and Loss - Bill Folkerts
• Ethical Dilemas - Lyndy Burt
• Family Challenge-Living with Bi-Polar Disorder - Mary de Haan
• Men and Emotions - Rob Salmon
• Spirituality in Counselling Practice - Sue Johnstone
• The Language We Use - Avril Glazebrook
• Trauma Attachment and Brain Development - Meryl Lee
• Using the Creative Arts in Grief Therapy - Corei Inei

 

2008 CCAA National Journal - Edition 1

Individual Articles

• Beyond Prejudice - Giselle Caron
• Esteem In Christ - Bill Van Schie
• Spiritual Landscapes in a Global Context - Irene Alexander
• Spiritual Lay of the Land - David Pohlmann

 

CCAA Journal - Purpose and How to Contribute

The CCAA Journal has begun to establish a professional Christian presence in the arena of Counselling and Psychotherapy. Our aims in producing a National Journal are:

• To publicise and promote Christian Counsellors Association of Australia (CCAA) to the professional counselling community.
• To develop the practice and understanding of Counselling and Psychotherapy through research, theory and experience.
• To provide an avenue for appropriate written expression to the Christian counselling fraternity.
• To express the values, vision and mission of CCAA.

 

Contribution of articles to CCAA for publication is welcomed, subject to the following guidelines:

1. Content to be relevant to the editorial theme. The theme for the 2011 publication: Relationship counselling, managing the complexities and competing needs.
2. Articles are to be between 1000 – 2500 words, and reflect a scholarly approach to the subject matter. Research and the substantiation of key points and arguments are expected.
3. Readability – material to be organised, with use of appropriate nomenclature for professional counselling. Style may be narrative or analytical, and stated in the third person. Microsoft Word 97 for PC is preferred. Ariel font, ten point size, double spaced with margins and pagination.
4. A short paragraph on your professional interests, qualifications, professional memberships and therapeutic approach should accompany your submission, together with a passport-sized coloured photo.
5. Please provide a bibliography, APA style, at the conclusion of your article. In-text referencing (with the exception of directly quoted material) and footnotes are discouraged.

 

Editorial Process

1. Articles are to be submitted via email to the Journal Editorial Committee Chair, magazine@ccaa.net.au
2. The articles are reviewed by the Journal Editorial Team. Authors of articles selected for inclusion in the Journal will be informed by the Editorial Chair. Publication includes electronic publication to the CCAA website. Please note that submission of articles implies permission for editorial process and changes to the article if deemed necessary.
3. A courtesy copy of your article with any editorial changes will be forwarded to your email address at the time of Journal publication if the author is not a member of CCAA.
4. A complimentary copy of the Journal containing your published article will be posted to all contributors.

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