The Texas Counseling Association 1943-1999
The Texas Counseling Association (TCA), originally a part of the Texas State Teachers Association, and later known as the Texas Guidance Association, the Texas Personnel and Guidance Association, and the Texas Association for Counseling and Development, started positioning itself as an important organization within the American counseling profession in the mid 1940's. As a recorded historical contribution marking the counseling profession's continuing commitment to providing effective counseling in the approaching millennium, this issue of the Journal proudly presents a collection from TCA Archives including:
1. A History of the Texas Counseling Association
-Roots: Where …
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Publication information:
Article title: The Texas Counseling Association 1943-1999.
Contributors: Not available.
Journal title: TCA Journal.
Volume: 27.
Issue: 2
Publication date: Fall 1999.
Page number: 95+.
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