Abstract
Abstract The aim of this Grand Rounds column is to present a “real life” clinical case and invite selected authors and clinicians to make comment and provide insights into how they would conceptualize and treat the presented case. For this column I've asked for commentary from three of my colleagues in the graduate programs in counseling at Our Lady of Holy Cross College. Each of them come from different professional paths in their education and clinical training. Each reflect distinct life positions by their age and family life stage. Dr. Paul T. Ceasar was in full-time private practice for nearly 10 years and is currently Associate Professor and Director of Counseling Programs. Dr. Susan H. Niemann is Assistant Professor of Counseling Education, and taught high school chemistry for several years before pursuing her doctorate. Dr. George N. Hay is a full-time Senior Adjunct Professor and a 'founding father' of the marriage and family program at Holy Cross. He is an ordained Baptist minister and was a chu...
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