Databases for Counselling
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Full-text articles available for wide variety of subject areas
such as counselling, management, social sciences, the arts,
theology literature and other subjects; also full text of UK
newspapers.
Index to articles in 300 British published education
periodicals. Several counselling journals included, covering
counselling in education.
Indexes and abstracts nursing and related literature, especially
periodical articles, from 1982. Some limited coverage of
counselling topics. US material predominates, but British
publications are included.
Indexes and abstracts education literature, especially
periodical articles. Useful for counselling in educational
settings. Several counselling journals are indexed, such as British
journal of guidance and counselling. US material tends to
predominate, but British publications are also covered.
Produced by the American Psychological Association, this
database provides access to the full text of articles from
approximately 60 journals. Examples of specific counselling-related
titles are Journal of counseling psychology and
Psychotherapy: theory, research, practice, training. A
list of
the journal titles is available. The journals are also indexed on
PsycINFO (see below) so a search on PsycINFO will provide a direct
link to the full text on PsycARTICLES.
Produced by the American Psychological Association, this
database indexes and abstracts journal articles, chapters, books,
dissertations and reports on psychology and counselling from 1887
onwards from almost 1500 periodicals.
Sociological Index
SocINDEX with Full Text is the world's most comprehensive and
highest quality sociology research database. The database features
more than 2.1 million records and full text for more than 860
journals dating back to 1908. This database also includes full text
for books and conference papers. This is relevant for social
psychology and child development.