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Self-Disclosure and Storytelling in Adlerian Family Therapy, James Bitter (2011)

The Challenge of On-Line Human Services Courses: Keeping it Real and Relevant, Mary R. Langenbrunner and Jamie Branam Kridler (2011)

“Using Live Demonstrations in the Teaching of Counseling Theories and Counseling Process, James Bitter (2011)

Women’s Studies Introductory Course and University Cultural Diversity Goals: Attitude Change Among University Students, Jamie Branam Kridler, L. Good, S. Sun, and K. C. Gott (2011)

“Building Life Together: Adlerian Principles for Couples and Couples Counseling, James Bitter and Jill Duba (2010)

“Emotion, Experience, Early Recollections: Exploring Restorative Reorientations in Adlerian Therapy, James Bitter (2010)

“From Conflict to Cooperation in Adult-Child Relationships: Recognizing and Correcting Dysfunction Behind Useless and Dysfunctional Interactions, James Bitter (2010)

How to Use Internal Family Systems with In-Home Therapy, J. Graham Disque (2010)

Mediation: What? Who? When? How?, Mary R. Langenbrunner (2010)

Open Forum Family Counseling,”, James Bitter (2010)

Pathways and Perspectives for Inclusion, Teresa Brooks Taylor, Lance Alexis, Cynthia Chambers, and Jacqueline E. Jacobs (2010)

Pathways and Perspectives for Inclusion, Teresa Brooks Taylor, L. Alexis, Cynthia R. Chambers, and J. E. Jacobs (2010)

Professionalism: A “Fair” Approach to Moving from Concepts to Community, Teresa Brooks Taylor, K. Ramsey McGowen, and Theresa Lura (2010)

Reality Check: 101, Mary R. Langenbrunner, Jamie Branam Kridler, Cecil Blankenship, C. Cockerham, and Teresa Brooks Taylor (2010)

A Counselor’s Journey: From Idaho to the World, James Bitter (2009)

Adlerian Brief Therapy: Empowering Individuals, Couples, & Families, James Bitter, Bill Nicoll, and Clair Hawes (2009)

Adlerian Brief Therapy: Empowering The Individual, The Couple, And The Family, James Bitter (2009)

Challenges Facing Group Leaders: Understanding and Working with Difficult Group Members, James Bitter and Gerald Corey (2009)

Counseling for Personal, Spiritual, & Relational Growth, James Bitter, William Nicoll, Monica Nicoll, and Erik Mansager (2009)

Equine Assisted Therapy, J. Graham Disque (2009)

“Integrating Gender Perspectives in Adlerian Counseling and Therapy, James Bitter (2009)

Integrating Gender Perspectives in Adlerian Counseling and Therapy, James Bitter and Marion Balla (2009)

Integrative Family Therapy and Counseling: Advanced Practices Across Multiple Theoretical Models (Pre-Convention Learning Institute), James Bitter (2009)

Integrative Family Therapy and Counseling: Advanced Practices Across Multiple Theoretical Models (Week-long Training Program), James Bitter (2009)

Is There a Book in You? Panel on Professional Writing, James Bitter and Gerald Corey (2009)

Panel Discussion of Narcissism: Adlerian Perspectives in Practice, James Bitter, Monica Nicoll, and Carolyn Crowder (2009)

Panel Discussion on Narcissism: Adlerian Perspectives in Practice, James Bitter and Monica Nicoll (2009)

Recent Research on the Brain and Counseling, J. Graham Disque (2009)

Seeing the Same Thing Differently: Changing Client Perceptions of Their History,”, James Bitter (2009)

Sexuality and Personal Development, J. Graham Disque (2009)

Supervision: Focusing on the Sound of One Hand Clapping, J. Graham Disque (2009)

The Counselor Educator as Person and Professional, James Bitter (2009)

The State of the Profession: Are We on the Same Page, Mary R. Langenbrunner, S. Cockerham, Jamie Branam Kridler, and C. Blankenship (2009)

The Work of Byron Katie, J. Graham Disque (2009)

Trauma Work, J. Graham Disque (2009)

Adlerian Family Counseling and Therapy: From Prevention to Remediation, James Bitter (2008)

Adlerian Group Counseling and Therapy: Step-by-Step, James Bitter (2008)

Children & Divorce, Mary R. Langenbrunner (2008)

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Community House Cooperative: A Model for Collaboration and Building Partnerships with Community/Government Agencies, Universities and Secondary Schools, Jamie Branam Kridler, Mary R. Langenbrunner, Karen Neef, and Terry Cutshaw (2008)

From Couples to Families: Adlerian Interventions for Building Productive Lives Together (pre-conference workshop), James Bitter and Frank Main (2008)

Mistaken Notions Of Adults With Children, James Bitter (2008)

New and Emerging Issues in Human Services, Mary R. Langenbrunner (2008)

Normal Childhood Sexual Development, Mary R. Langenbrunner (2008)

The Work of Byron Katie, J. Graham Disque (2008)

Working with Trauma, J. Graham Disque (2008)

From Emotion to System: Adlerian Interventions in Depression and Anxiety (pre-convention workshop), James Bitter and Paul Rasmussen (2007)

Genogram Sculpting, Mary R. Langenbrunner and J. Graham Disque (2007)

Group Consultation: Process and Practice, James Bitter and Don Yoo (2007)

Peer Mentoring, Mary R. Langenbrunner and Jamie Branam Kridler (2007)

Reclaiming Pro-Feminist Orientations in Adlerian Psychology and Therapy, James Bitter and Amanda Healey (2007)

The Sewing Circle: A Model for Community Collaboration, Jamie Branam Kridler (2007)

Utilizing Civic Engagement as a Tool for Building Resiliency Factors in Youth and Families, E. Adams and Jamie Branam Kridler (2007)

Adlerian Psychology and Spirituality: A Dialogue, James Bitter and Erik Mansager (2006)

A History of Socials Welfare in America, E. Adams and Jamie Branam Kridler (2006)

Am I an Adlerian?” Ansbacher Lecture (Keynote Address), James Bitter (2006)

Family Reconstruction, James Bitter and Don Yoo (2006)

Parenting for the 21st Century, James Bitter (2006)

Service-Learning as a Quality Initiative for K-12, Teresa Brooks Taylor (2006)

Stabilizing Families to Strengthen Communities: Using Community Based Action Research to Develop Strategies for Increasing Civic Engagement in Citizens of Rural Appalachia, E. Adams and Jamie Branam Kridler (2006)

Working With Culturally Diverse Families, Mary R. Langenbrunner (2006)

Adlerian Family Therapy: Innovations and Creative Process,” Invited Address,, James Bitter (2005)

Awareness & Contact: Developing Social Interest in Individual Therapy, James Bitter (2005)

Early Childhood Reading Enhanced through University, College, and Childcare Facilities Partnership, Jamie Branam Kridler, M. Wyatt, and C. A. Peters (2005)

PACE and the Rhythms of Therapy, James Bitter (2005)

Purpose and Contribution: Value and Meaning in the World of Work,” Keynote Address,, James Bitter (2005)

University, Medical School, School System Partnership Creates Cross Disciplinary Service-Learning Opportunities, Jamie Branam Kridler, Elizabeth F. Lowe, and Mary R. Langenbrunner (2005)

Approaches to Bullying in Schools, J. Graham Disque (2004)

Early Recollections, Emotions, and Experience: In Appreciation of Ed and Barbara Janoe,”, James Bitter (2004)

Experiential Approaches to Parenting, J. Graham Disque and Mary R. Langenbrunner (2004)

Families & Divorce: Experiential Methods for Working With Families in Transition, J. Graham Disque and Mary R. Langenbrunner (2004)

Justus Troupe Performance Poetry Group, Jamie Branam Kridler (2004)

Lessons Learned: Experiences Result in Curricula and Course Revisions, Jamie Branam Kridler, Elizabeth F. Lowe, K. Heier, and K. Webb (2004)

When Families Divorce, Mary R. Langenbrunner (2004)

Youth Mentoring to Prevent Destructive Behaviors: A Partnership Between Higher Education and Secondary Students and Faculty, E. F. Lowe, Jamie Branam Kridler, K. Webb, and K. Heier (2004)

Court-Mandated Parenting Classes and the Future: Is Psycho Education All We Have to Offer?, J. Graham Disque and Mary R. Langenbrunner (2003)

Court-Mandated Parenting Classes & the Future: Is Psychoeducation All We Have to Offer?, Mary R. Langenbrunner (2003)

Defining Youth Violence and Identifying Strategies for Intervention and Prevention, Jamie Branam Kridler (2003)

Divorce Mediation, Mary R. Langenbrunner (2003)

Findings From A Court-Mandated Parenting Education Seminar, Mary R. Langenbrunner (2003)

Identifying Children at Risk for Violence and Developing Practical Strategies for Protective Factors, Jamie Branam Kridler (2003)

Integrating Service Learning and Community Partnerships Across Departmental Curricula, Jamie Branam Kridler and Elizabeth F. Lowe (2003)

Mind-Body Approaches to Supervision, J. Graham Disque and Clifton W. Mitchell (2003)

The Impact of a Nutrition Education Curriculum on the Life Skills Knowledge of Juvenile Offenders in a Youth Center, K. Blevins, Elizabeth F. Lowe, Jamie Branam Kridler, and Mary R. Langenbrunner (2003)

Adlerian Interventions in the Process of Change, Keynote Address, James Bitter (2002)

Adlerian Interventions with Angry Children and their Families, James Bitter (2002)

Expanding Community Partnership Grants: Johnson City Brand Audit, Jamie Branam Kridler (2002)

Integrating Feminism in Multicultural Counseling Sessions, James Bitter (2002)

Senior Interns and Faculty Partnerships with Chamber of Commerce Research Projects, Jamie Branam Kridler (2002)

The Relationship – Intervention Continuum: Two Approaches to Adlerian Brief Therapy, James Bitter and Bill Nicoll (2002)

A Creative Comprehensive “Exam”: Utilizing Videos to Understand Counseling Perspectives, J. Graham Disque (2001)

Bibliotherapy: The Healing Power of Books, Mary R. Langenbrunner and Stacy Larsen (2001)

Communication: Getting Your Needs Met, Mary R. Langenbrunner (2001)

Divorce Mediation: What Is It?, Mary R. Langenbrunner and A. Disque (2001)

Experiencing the Process of Change,” Keynote Address, James Bitter (2001)

Impact of In-School Programs on High Risk Children, Jamie Branam Kridler (2001)

Is the Brain Really Like A Computer? Information Processing Theory: Implications for Working With Children, Mary R. Langenbrunner (2001)

Johnson City Strategies for Marketing and Brand Audit, Jamie Branam Kridler and J. Burgess (2001)

Process and Movement in Therapy, Keynote Address,, James Bitter (2001)

Service-Learning in Higher Education: Partnering With Your Local College, Teresa Brooks Taylor (2001)

The Role of Family and Consumer Sciences Professional in Youth Violence Prevention Initiatives, Jamie Branam Kridler (2001)