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Friday, July 27, 2012
Thoughts on the Relationship Between Cleavage and Professional Counseling and Psychotherapy
From: http://johnsommersflanagan.com/
In recent years we’ve noticed a greater tendency for female counseling and psychology students (especially younger females) to dress in ways that can be viewed as somewhat sexual. This includes, but is not limited to low necklines that show a considerable amount of cleavage. This issue was discussed on a series of postings on the Counselor Education and Supervision listserv which includes primarily participants who teach in master’s and doctoral programs in counseling. Most of the postings included some portion of the following themes.
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