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Counselor
Magazine Readership Survey
This brief survey is designed to assess the strengths and effectiveness of regular content and columns offered in each issue of
Counselor
.
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1.
What is your gender?
Male
Female
FTM Trans
MTF Trans
Intersex
Nonbinary
Would rather not say
2.
What is your age group?
Under 18
18-24
25-34
35-44
45-54
55-64
65+
3.
What area do you live in?
US state or territory (please specify state)
Other country (please specify)
4.
How long have you been receiving
Counselor
?
1-2 years
3-5 years
6-7 years
Longer than 7 years
5.
How did you first discover
Counselor
?
In someone's office
A friend, family member, or coworker introduced it to me
A CCAPP conference
A U.S. Journal Training conference
A search engine
A gift subscription
Other (please specify)
6.
Do you share your copy of
Counselor
with others/coworkers?
Yes
No
Yes (please specify how many people you normally share with)
7.
How do you prefer reading
Counselor
?
Hard copy
Online
Both
8.
What is your professional title?
Substance use disorder counselor
Mental health professional
Medical professional
Therapist
Program administrator
Other (please specify)
9.
Have you ever attended a CCAPP conference?
Yes
No
Yes (and about how many have you attended?)
10.
Please rate the following columns in
Counselor
by how often you read them:
Always
Often
Sometimes
Never
"Ask the LifeQuake Doctor" by Toni Galardi
Always
Often
Sometimes
Never
"CCAPP"
Always
Often
Sometimes
Never
"Counselor Concerns" by Gerald Shulman
Always
Often
Sometimes
Never
"Letter from the Publisher"
Always
Often
Sometimes
Never
"NACoA"
Always
Often
Sometimes
Never
"Opinion"
Always
Often
Sometimes
Never
"Topics in Behavioral Health Care" by Dennis Daley
Always
Often
Sometimes
Never
"Wellness" by John Newport
Always
Often
Sometimes
Never
11.
What topic(s) would you most like to read more about in future issues? (Select all that apply)
Clinical information
Process addictions
Gender-specific treatment
Cultural diversity
Adolescents/young adults
Addiction and behavioral health policies
Justice-involved populations
Family-oriented therapy
The addiction industry
Supervision and training
Ethics
Other (please specify)
Current Progress,
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