英文摘要 |
The study aimed to explore the counseling psychologists' perspectives on awareness of gender issues in play therapy and parent/teacher consultation. Six counseling psychologists from student counseling centers were recruited in the present study. Based on the phenomenology research approach, research data was collected by semi-structured in-depth interviews. The research findings are as follows. First, in the process of play therapy included (1) Counseling psychologists are aware of the significance of gender issues when it comes to opting for toys and play materials, especially their color and nurturing dolls| (2) Children exhibit their admiration for ''masculine temperament'' and reject toys with feminine (feminization) imagery, and (3) Counseling psychologists respond to the boy's gender stereotypes faster than the girl's, and are more alert to the physical contact of the children with the opposite sex. Secondly, in the process of parent consultation contained (1) Gender shapes power, and male parents have a higher status in parent consultation| (2) Division of labor at children's family indicates hidden gender issues, and (3) Counseling psychologists adjust the word choice according to the parents' gender to get close to them with the opposite sex of counseling psychologists'. Thirdly, in the process of teacher consultation included (1) Counseling psychologists perceive the meanings of gender and authority in teacher consultation and also realized that they use it as a communication medium for teacher consultation| (2) Counseling psychologists recognize the importance of health education regarding teacher's gender stereotype on children. Based on the results of the current study, the authors provided recommendations for practitioners and future researchers. |