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Summer, 2011: The first Board of the William Glasser Association International is elected! Seated on this Board are the following individuals: Lucy Billings, Nancy Buck, and Bob Hoglund representing the United States of America. Ellen Gelinas and Jim Montagnes representing Canada. John Brickell and Mirjana Palcic Bubnic representing Austria, Belgium, Bosnia & Croatia, Denmark, England, Finland, France, Germany, Ireland (Republic), Italy, Macedonia, Malta, Netherlands, Northern Ireland, Norway, Poland, Scotland, Slovenia, Spain, Sweden, Switzerland, and Wales. Ivan Honey representing Australia and New Zealand. Masaki Kakitani and Peter Ho representing China, Hong Kong, Indonesia, Japan, Korea, Malaysia, Philippines, Republic of Singapore, Taiwan, and Thailand. Juan Pablo Aljure representing Argentina, Colombia, Cuba, Dominican Republic, Mexico, Nicaragua, and Paraguay. Mitchell Messina representing Albania, Bahamas Is., Bahrain, Egypt, Grand Cayman Is., Iceland, India, Iran, Israel, Jordan, Kenya, Kuwait, Russia, Saudi Arabia, South Africa, Turkey, and the Ukraine. In addition to the 12 member board of elected representatives, there is also one representative of the Legal Board (non-voting) and the Chairperson of the Board, i.e., Brian Lennon. Mr. Lennon was appointed by Dr. Glasser for a period of two years ending in July 2012. From that date onwards the chair will be an elected position. The length of term of each of the aforementioned representatives is three years, which according to Brian Lennon (in a recent personal communiqué), may be subject to change in the future. The International Board has the full approval and support of Dr. and Mrs. Glasser. International Journal of Choice Theory and Reality Therapy • Fall 2011 • Vol. XXXI, number 1 • 6
A NEW WAY TO FIND PAST WRITINGS AND/OR RESEARCH REGARDING GLASSERIAN-RELATED CONCEPTS: AN EDITORIAL Thomas S. Parish, Ph.D., CTRTC Editor, International Journal of Choice Theory and Reality Therapy Let‘s look back at what the Journal, in all of its varieties, has done for the membership of the William Glasser Institute. Starting in 1981, Dr. Larry Litwack founded the Journal of Reality Therapy, and continued publishing it semi-annually until spring, 1997. Then the Journal changed its name and its format, but not its editor, and became the International Journal of Reality Therapy, which was published semi-annually from 1998-2009. In the interim, and for a short time, the International Journal of Choice Theory was published from 2006-2008, with Jeff Tirengel serving as this journal‘s editor-in-chief. Most recently, however, from 2009-present the Journal has been renamed again, this time as the International Journal of Choice Theory and Reality Therapy, and I (i.e., Thomas S. Parish) currently serve as its editor. Having said all this, what have all of these journals, noted above, sought to accomplish? Well, each article in each of these journals has sought to edify members and non-members alike about the nature of various concepts (e.g., Choice Theory, Reality Therapy, Quality School, Lead Management), all of which were originally developed by Dr. William Glasser. Of course, if you have copies of these journals at home or at your office you are most fortunate, for you can readily refer to them at your leisure in order to gain desired insights from these articles about these various Glasser-related concepts. For those who have not been involved—either as a new member or as a non-member—with The William Glasser Institute for very long, however, or for those who have not held on to these past issues of these journals—for whatever reason—the International Journal of Choice Theory and Reality Therapy has sought to index and summarize these articles, published in these journals, plus others, too, that have all attempted to share insights regarding these Glasserian concepts. More specifically, in the last issue and in the current issue of the International Journal of Choice Theory and Reality Therapy, toward the back of each, one should be able to find much of what has been written about Dr. Glasser‘s proposed concepts, and they generally appear by topic and/or by author. However, while these articles have been readily indexed so as to identify what has been said and/or what has been found regarding the various Glasserian concepts, a distinct bottleneck has existed since these journals were first published, i.e., IF the reader doesn‘t have a way to access these articles, they might not be able to find them at all. What is apparently needed, therefore, is a ―clearinghouse‖-type resource that will go beyond simply categorizing and listing Glasserian-related articles and research, but will make them readily available to all who are interested in them. Notably, someone has stepped forward to do just that. To begin with, Dr. Robert Wubbolding and I have provided copies of all of the past journals that have been mentioned above, so that Dr. Matthew Capps (who is the current Dean of Education at Midwestern State University in Wichita Falls, Texas) and his organization may make copies of all of International Journal of Choice Theory and Reality Therapy • Fall 2011 • Vol. XXXI, number 1 • 7
Page 1 and 2: Volume XXXI No. 1 Fall 2011 Interna
Page 3 and 4: Tributes for Dr. William Glasser, F
Page 5: Jean Seville Suffield, M. A., Presi
Page 9 and 10: Answering Objections to Choice Theo
Page 11 and 12: 1. The word choice can be too unive
Page 13 and 14: References Allen, B. (2006). The Wi
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Page 31 and 32: PURSUING A QUALITY LIFE BY CLARIFYI
Page 33 and 34: comes to parenting. Every adult is
Page 35 and 36: Environmental awareness entails dev
Page 37 and 38: Freedom - Health and Wellness - Wha
Page 39 and 40: Sela E. Nagelhout, MS, NCC, is a fo
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Page 43 and 44: Brief Bio Ernie Perkins is a motiva
Page 45 and 46: Can the individual do the job (ALL
Page 47 and 48: References Glasser, W. (1989). A cl
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One way to fulfill basic needs and
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Bakke, A. C., Purtzer, M. Z., & New
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Patterson, D. R., & Jensen, M. P. (
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Integrative Psychotherapy Throughou
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control over them, these components
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theory/reality therapy vantage poin
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Common Factors Clinicians of all th
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Cameron, A. T. (2010). Utilizing ch
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Defining the Experiences of Black W
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quality worlds. Each role, task, an
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generally have unsatisfying relatio
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quality world (Corey, 2009; p. 321)
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3) Strong Black Women must evaluate
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Mickel, E. (2000) African-centered
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counseling was on children and adol
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that all of his behaviors are purpo
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Brief Bios Patricia A. Robey is an
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The first principle recognizes that
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Grade Point Average When comparing
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References Bridgeland, J., Dilulio,
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Choice Theory and Reality Therapy:
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The study was approved by the Insti
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Table 2 Participants completing pha
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The survey asked participants how u
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Favorite Aspects of the Theory and
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Another limitation noted that the t
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ACHIEVEMENT AMONG SECOND GRADE STUD
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concepts of CT/RT. For instance, th
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The main reason this test was chose
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Results A total of 83 students took
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A one-way ANOVA using IBM SPSS 19 w
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distribution was relatively even, w
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School counseling is not a service-
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Browning, B.D. (1978). Effects of R
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Ma, X., & Klinger, D.A. (2000). Hie
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Brief Bios Jane V. Hale, Ph.D, Assi
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the psychological needs: ―All lon
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(Wubbolding, 2000, 2011), and Glass
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semester of 2010, at a rural region
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An analysis of covariance (ANCOVA)
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A similar analysis showed no statis
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Jang, H., Reeve, J., Ryan, R. M., &
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Zimmerman, B.J. (1995). Self-effica
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QUOTABLE QUOTES and INSIGHTFUL IDEA
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“Even though I don’t believe it
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Tributes Offered to Dr. William Gla
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A tribute to Dr. William Glasser—
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A tribute to Dr. William Glasser--
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example for my clients, who, for th
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fit for my personality and style of
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Peter Driscoll ____________________
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faculty. Together we certainly buil
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A tribute to Dr. William Glasser--
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he was reminiscent of Bartleby the
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appropriate process. It is an extre
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Brandi Roth, Ph.D. ________________
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eferral clients than I ever had usi
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training him in the basic concepts
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RESEARCH ON CT/RT General TOPICAL G
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Wubbolding, R. Promoting our missio
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Minatrea, N., & O‘Phelan, M. Myer
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Renna, R. Israel and Palestine: Fre
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Basse, D., & Slauter, J. Choice the
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Jackson, D. Reality Therapy and Cho
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Glasser‘s quality schoolwork and
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Dialessi, F. Choice theory applicat
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