The purpose of the study is to explore the immediate and continuous counseling effects of an Adlerian-oriented parenting group on parenting efficacy and family atmosphere for parents of the gifted students in junior high school. The research used a quasi-experimental design. Participants were twelve parents of gifted students in a junior high school. Six parents were in the experimental group and Six parents were in a control group. The participants in the experimental group attended 8-week group counseling sessions for two hours per week. Members of the two groups took a pre-test one week before the start of the group, a post-test within one week after the end of the group, and a follow-up test in the fourth week afterwards. Members of the experimental group filled out the feedback form at the end of the first session, and the general feedback form at the end of the last group. The researcher conducted individual interviews with the members of the experimental group after the group. Four significant results were found for those who joined the Adlerian-oriented parenting group. First, parents of the gifted students in junior high school who participated in the parenting group could immediately improve the overall parenting efficacy and "interpersonal communication". Second, parents of the gifted students in junior high school could immediately improve the overall family atmosphere and "family communication" after participating in the parenting group. Third, parents of the gifted students in junior high school can continue to improve the overall parenting efficacy, "learning-guidance" and "life-supervision" after participating in the parenting group. Fourth, parents of the gifted students in junior high school could continue to improve the family atmosphere, "family relationship" and "family communication" after participating in the parenting group. Suggestions as above can be references to applications for the counseling and research in the future.