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The purpose of this research was to explore the trends in publications in Korea Journal of Youth Counseling(KJYC) and to provide suggestions for future development of KJYC, commemorating its 10thanniversary.Thisstudyreviewed 315 manuscripts published in KJYC from 2009 to 2019 focusing on the areas of topics of interest, methodologies, study participants, and intervention programs. The study performed frequency analysis. In addition, a meta-analysis was conducted to examine the overall effectiveness of youths-related intervention programs published in the journal. The meta-analysis analyzed 30 studies that had the either experimental group-control group design or pre-post test design. Meta-analysis results showed that both fixed and random models had significant effects. This study also conducted a meta-ANOVA for the subgroups on targets and the subgroups on program approaches. The results showed that the subgroups on targets had significant effects in all subgroups in a fixed model, and the subgroups on program approaches were significant in some subgroups. Implications and suggestions for further development of this journal are discussed.

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The purpose of this study was to explore the unique characteristics of counseling for adolescents who have migrated into South Korea. To this end, data were collected through focus group interviews with seven counselors working with migrant adolescents. The data were analyzed using the Consensus Qualitative Research (CQR) method. From the data, the following categories emerged: eight client characteristics, six counseling relationships, five institutional needs, and seven systems.There were four major conclusions drawn from the results. First, it is necessary to understand the specific characteristics of migrant adolescents, that is, hostility toward their parents and sense of loss formed during the migration process, as well as difficulties in social adaptation. Second, it is critical to understand distinctive features of the counseling relationship which include the need of counseling interpreters and strong emphasis on understanding and empathy. Third, there is a need for institutions and/or counseling centers that are specialized in counseling services for migrant adolescents and that can train professional counselors and provide the adolescents and their families with information and resources tailored to them. Fourth, it is essential to establish various support systems, such as education programs and psychological and developmental testing and assessment.Based on the findings, discussions for counseling practice and suggestions for future research were presented.

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In this research, the grounded theory research method was applied with the purpose of developing practical theories of the youth counseling supervisor proficiency process through structural analysis of the adolescent counseling supervisor developmental process. 18 counselors who were carrying out adolescent counseling while working as supervisors were selected as research objects and in-depth interviews were conducted. As a result of data analysis, 103 concepts, 37 subcategories, and 15 categories were derived from open coding, and a theoretical model reflecting the developmental process of the adolescent counseling supervisor was derived. Participants were found to become proficient in seven stages: 'Beginner counselor learning stage', 'Introductory adolescent counseling stage', 'Early adolescent counseling supervisor practice stage', Mid-term adolescent counseling supervisor experience accumulation stage', 'Adolescent counseling supervisor stabilization stage¡¯, ¡®Adolescent counseling supervisor stagnation stage¡¯, ¡®Experienced adolescent counseling supervisor perspective stage¡¯. Lastly, the research project can be abbreviated to the core category of ¡®Becoming skilled as an adolescent counseling supervisor through the understanding and acceptance of the adolescent counseling field¡¯. It was found that even after they became skilled, the participants continued to develop by making continuous efforts in human growth, self-management, and learning to understand the changing environment of adolescents. Based on this, implications on the developmental process of adolescent counseling supervisors and suggestions for follow-up studies were discussed.

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The purpose of this study was to develop an evidence-based practice(EBP) model for counseling clinics working with youths who deal with suicidal and non-suicidal self-injury. For this, an extensive review of counseling literature and surveys with practitioners were conducted from which the principles and elements of the EBP model were drawn. A pilot program with the model was run and its effective was tested in youth counseling centers in Gyeonggi-Do and college counseling centers in the metropolitan area in South Korea. Findings showed that as compared to the controlled group, the experimental group showed statistically significant differences in internalizing scores in the Korea Youth Self Report, non-suicidal self-harm and suicidal risk, and hopelessness, along with significant differences between pre and post-test results within the group. The final model was confirmed based on the lessons learned from the pilot test and consultation with experts. This study was first to develop an EBP model, standardized and found to be effective, that will help youth counseling clinics and organizations effectively serve children and adolescents.

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In this research, the grounded theory research method was applied with the purpose of developing practical theories of the youth counseling supervisor proficiency process through structural analysis of the adolescent counseling supervisor developmental process. 18 counselors who were carrying out adolescent counseling while working as supervisors were selected as research objects and in-depth interviews were conducted. As a result of data analysis, 103 concepts, 37 subcategories, and 15 categories were derived from open coding, and a theoretical model reflecting the developmental process of the adolescent counseling supervisor was derived. Participants were found to become proficient in seven stages: 'Beginner counselor learning stage', 'Introductory adolescent counseling stage', 'Early adolescent counseling supervisor practice stage', Mid-term adolescent counseling supervisor experience accumulation stage', 'Adolescent counseling supervisor stabilization stage¡¯, ¡®Adolescent counseling supervisor stagnation stage¡¯, ¡®Experienced adolescent counseling supervisor perspective stage¡¯. Lastly, the research project can be abbreviated to the core category of ¡®Becoming skilled as an adolescent counseling supervisor through the understanding and acceptance of the adolescent counseling field¡¯. It was found that even after they became skilled, the participants continued to develop by making continuous efforts in human growth, self-management, and learning to understand the changing environment of adolescents. Based on this, implications on the developmental process of adolescent counseling supervisors and suggestions for follow-up studies were discussed.

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The purpose of this study is to develop a non-contact stress management group counseling program for adolescents used in non-face-to-face situations and to examine the effectiveness of the program.The entire process of program development and evaluation was completed in the following four phases. In the first two phases of planning and desingn, a non-contact group counseling program was developed. Then in the implementation phases, the developed program was implemented in two groups(i.e., one experimental and one wait-list control groups) from four youth counseling and welfare institutes. Finally, in the evaluation phase, the effectiveness of the program was examined by analyzing the group participants' pre- and post-test scores on stress coping behaviors as well as their satisfaction survey. Feedback from the program participants and experts who conducted the program was also collected for program modification and complementation. Based on the feedback, the non-contact stress management group counseling program was finalized.Regarding the effectiveness of the program, the results showed that the experimental and wait-list control groups were not homogeneous in wishful thinking and negative emotional experience on the Mann-Whitney test. Results from an independent samples t-test showed that the program demonstrated is a desirable impacts on the experimental group¡¯s stress coping behaviors, indicating a statistically significant improvement particularly on active coping skills.This study is meaningful in that by developing a non-contact stress management group counseling program, it established a foundation for adolescents to help cope with stress in non-face-to-face situations, that can increase stress levels.

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The purpose of this study is to deeply understand the difficulties experienced by youth counselors and to explore various attempts to overcome them. For this purpose, prior research related to video counseling was reviewed, and 10 counselors from the Youth Counseling Welfare Center were divided into 3 groups and focus group interviews were conducted. For data analysis, factors were derived using MAXQDA 2020, a qualitative data analysis program. The interview contents were organized into 3 categories, 9 subcategories, and 26 concepts. The main categories are ¡®Awkwardness and difficulty in face-to-face and other video counseling¡¯, ¡®Efforts to overcome fear of video counseling: an effective counseling intervention method¡¯, and ¡®Prospects for video counseling¡¯. While conducting video counseling, the study participants complained about the awkwardness of the new counseling method, and the difficulties in creating and structuring the video counseling environment and emotional contact with the client. It appears that they are adapting by trying various methods to overcome these difficulties. In addition, it is predicted that video counseling will become one of the new media counseling methods in the future. This study is meaningful in that it sought effective ways to operate video counseling from various angles in the future through the practical experiences of youth counselors at the beginning of video counseling.

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This study had the purpose of developing a peer counseling program that can be applied students at college and then testing the effects of that program. For this purpose, the study made literature review and focus group interviews with officials of the college student counseling center or the community youth counseling and welfare center, who have at least 3 years¡¯ experience in dealing with another peer counseling programs for college students, and with college students who were serving as a counselor at that center. Through the interviews, this study could draw out critical elements of a peer counseling program that are based on college students¡¯ developmental characteristics. Based on those elements, the study finally developed the peer counseling program for college students which consists of 12 sessions program by dividing it into mandatory and optional ones. To make that program more effectively usable at college, especially, the optional parts were provided in form of module allowing counselors to choose from issues with which college students are have the biggest trouble. To determine the effectiveness of the program developed here, first of all, this study selected its participants or 64 students in their 1st to 4th year of any of 2 colleges, all of whom hoped to participate in that program, and then randomly divided those students into the experimental and the control groups each having 32 members. To analyze the results, pretest and posttest were conducted before and after the program, and T-TEST, ANOVA verification was performed. These tests found that after participation in the program, college students of the experimental group show statistically significant improvements in adjustment to college life, empathic ability, communication skills, altruism and leadership, but those of the control group show no significant change in the same measures, resultantly proving how effective the program developed in this study is.

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With youth problem becoming more serious, as to lay the foundation for more effective intervention for high-risk youth, the goal of the present study is to explore the youth counselors¡¯ perception on the definition of high risk youth and the effective interventions for them. 81 youth counselors including the head of the youth counseling welfare center and the team leader of community youth safety-net team participated in the study. Data was analyzed using the Consensual Qualitative Research-Modified method. The results were as follows. First, the perception of the high-level youth crisis was in 1 domain (definition of the high-level youth crisis) and 3 categories(problem types at the individual level, environmental level, and problem characteristics). Secondly, there were 4 domains about effective crisis intervention for high-risk youth. The first domain, ¡®Infrastructure for effective high-level youth crisis interventions¡¯ was classified into 2 categories: existence of external institution to engage and the attention and participation of the head of the agency. The second domain, ¡®Effective intervention in the urgent high-level crisis of youth¡¯ was categorized into 2 sections:¡¡to secure safety immediately and to work together through reporting and consultation. The third domain, ¡®Competence of effective counselors for high-risk youth¡¯ was put into 2 categories:¡¡professional attitude for high-level crisis intervention and professional knowledge for crisis intervention. The forth domain, ¡®Individualized/multilateral intervention and management for resolving high-level youth crises¡¯ was divided into 3 categories: multilateral intervention to resolve high-level crisis, case management and individualized intervention. Finally, Implications and limitations were discussed.

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This study aims to present a supervision model for youth counseling to better equip supervisors and supervisees working in youth counseling centers with required skills and capabilities. For this purpose, a literature review of previous studies on youth counseling and in-depth individual interviews with 10 supervisors and 10 supervisees from youth counseling centers were conducted. Incorporating feedbacks from experts in practice and in academia, the supervision model was finally created. The model consists of three main phases-preparation, implementation, evaluation and follow-up-, corresponding to a time sequence in which a supervisory activity is usually done. In particular, in the implementation stage, the essential tasks that should be performed by the supervisor in her supervision session and the tasks that may be selectively addressed when the related issues arise are suggested as separate domains. In addition, considering that tasks or functions presented at all stages are significantly affected by the expertise of the supervisor, a supervisor competency was conceptualized as a foundational base. Responsive to the needs of those working in youth counseling centers, the supervision model presented in this study may provide practicing supervisors with clear guidelines as to how to perform their supervisory roles.

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This paper focussed on the role of pastoral counseling for adolescents¡¯sexual problems. Firstly, this paper researched several previous studies on sexuality perception and problems among the youth. This paper illustrated five items including increase of sexual desire, masturbation, premarital sex, date, social learning theory as adolescents¡¯ sexual problems. This paper furthermore concentrated its study on premarital sex as the most concerning issue among the five items. This paper illustrated 10 approaches as the role of pastoral counseling for the adolescents¡¯ sexual problems. The ten items were made on the basis of Oh Sung Choon¡¯s five aims of Christian education for the young and McDowell and Hostetler¡¯s seven qualities of Christian counselors for the young.The ten approaches are as follows. ¨ç Listen to carefully adolescents¡¯ hurt story ¨è Utilize family and parents of the adolescents as a bridge of sexual counseling ¨é Put the function of church for juvenile sex education into practice ¨ê Build up adolescents¡¯ right belief system and value system ¨ë Encourage up adolescents to fill up their lives with better valuable things besides sex ¨ì Bring up specialists of the adolescents¡¯ sex counseling ¨í Accept positively the adolescents with failed experiences in sexual problems ¨î Resist a compromising attitude against sound Christian sexual ethics ¨ï Teach adolescents the law of diminishing in sexual satisfaction ¨ð Admonish desirable attitude and behavior toward sex.

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The purpose of this study was to explore adolescent clients¡¯ experience of premature termination in counseling and psychotherapy. For this purpose, 12 college students who had psychiatric diagnosis during adolescence and who received counseling and psychotherapy were purposely sampled. With these participants, in-depth interviews were performed and recorded which were then transcribed and analyzed according to the Consensual Qualitative Research (CQR) method. A total of three domains, seven categories, and 21 main concepts were derived. There was only one category in the ¡®pre-treatment¡¯ domain, which was ¡®attitude toward treatment¡¯. A total of four categories were in the ¡®during treatment¡¯ domain: ¡®therapeutic relationship¡¯, ¡®treatment method¡¯, ¡®therapeutic communication¡¯, and ¡®reasons for continuation of treatment¡¯. There were two categories in the ¡®post-treatment¡¯ domain: ¡®reasons for the decision of premature termination¡¯ and ¡®method of termination¡¯. Each category and main concept were explained along with relevant quotes from study participants. Along with discussion of study findings, the significance and limitations of the study were addressed.

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Since 1993, adolescence Drug addiction has been increasing constantly. Especially drinking, smoking and using the anti-hypnotics drug rapidly increase until now. Recently, adolescent's drug dependancy rate is 0.3%, 10% of all adolescence are habitual smoker, 63.3% of them have the experience of drinking. This is the serious problem. Especially, drug addiction not only makes the psycho-physiological decease but school work and ego-developmental problem. More over, danger of suicide occurred too. Therefore, it needs prevention, treatment and rehabilitation. In addition social concern and total countermeasure about its need too. Therefore this study deal with that healing of their body, mind and spiritual growth. On behalf of awareness of purpose of creation from God and identity of themselves more over, to prepare their renewed life, this study describe the healing counseling with christian world view. In addition, adolescence developmental specially has the weak point about drug addiction. More over, because of that prevention of drug addiction is more important than treat of it. Prevention and public information required absolutely about it. They need the helping with treatment through the word of God. Furthermore, to accomplish their renewed and born-again they really need the healing counseling for their treatment. In addition, we must study about it more detail theory and treatment method.

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This study concerns that guiding youth group¡¯s spirituality through biblical counselling. Nowadays, the growth rate of Korean church decreases, the writer believes, one of its solution is that guiding the youth¡¯s spirituality rightly who is tomorrow¡¯s main church worker. Historically the pastoral counselling begins with human¡¯s creation. Here I will describe the history of pastoral counselling as well as its characteristics and tasks. Facing the decreasing church members, we should consider the methods of ministries of Korean church, which were focusing on one minister¡¯s skill, outward appearances such as size of buildings and church memberships. Nowadays a holistic spirituality draws our attentions; here its definition and practice is given. Also I will investigate characteristics as well as its facing problems of youth group. Teaching and counselling are main methods of guiding youth group's spirituality. Here biblical counselling practised with organic structure, which is consists of home counselling, and encouragements with sending text and exchanging letters.Heart Model, one of biblical counselling, is adapted and analysed with a successful case study. It is practised with methods of L.K.S.D.(Love, Know, Speak, Do).

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This study was conducted to suggest an effective intervention for North Korean adolescent defectors, considering their distinct characteristics. To do this, Focus Group Interview (FGI) was performed to eleven professional practitioners. To be specific, the research problems are characteristics of North Korean adolescent defectors from practitioner's viewpoint, attitudes toward seeking professional help of North Korean adolescent defectors, property of counseling aimed at North Korean adolescent defectors, education contents for North Korean adolescent defector counselors, and adequate counseling methods from practitioners¡¯ perspectives. According to the result of qualitative analysis on the interviews, five categories, thirteen sub-categories and seventy four concepts were deducted. Implication on North Korean adolescent defector counseling of this research was discussed with the detailed analysis results.

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