Conferences in the field of counseling offer students, practitioners, researchers, and scholars opportunities to gather, interact, and learn within a larger and often diverse environment. Individuals with common interests have formed societies and convened in groups for discussion and debate since the time of Socrates. In the field of psychology, the first formal meeting of
Counseling psychology was initially recognized by the American Psychological Association (APA) as a distinct discipline of the Division of Counseling Psychology in 1944 (known initially as the Division of Personnel Psychologists). Division 17, now known as the Society of Counseling Psychology (SCP), has a membership of over 2500 psychologists. There have been four major conferences
Parent-teacher conferences play a vital role in the realm of school psychology, serving as a cornerstone for effective communication and collaboration between parents and educators. This article delves into the multifaceted world of these conferences, starting with an exploration of their historical roots and evolving into the structure, benefits, challenges, and future trends in this