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Client Satisfaction Evaluation

University Employee Assistance Program

Dana Ann Park MA California State University, Chico, CA
Pages 15-34 | Published online: 02 Nov 2010

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John McLeod. (2010) The effectiveness of workplace counselling: A systematic review. Counselling and Psychotherapy Research 10:4, pages 238-248.
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Linda P. Alker & Cary Cooper. (2007) The complexities of undertaking counselling evaluation in the workplace. Counselling Psychology Quarterly 20:2, pages 177-190.
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Rick Csiernik. (2005) A Review of EAP Evaluation in the 1990s. Employee Assistance Quarterly 19:4, pages 21-37.
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JoanA. Lawrence, Paul Boxer & Nalini Tarakeshwar. (2002) Determining Demand for EAP Services. Employee Assistance Quarterly 18:1, pages 1-15.
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John McLeod & Julia McLeod. (2001) How effective is workplace counselling? A review of the research literature. Counselling and Psychotherapy Research 1:3, pages 184-190.
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Hide Yamatani, LindaK. Santangelo, Carolyn Maue & MaryC. Heath. (1999) A Comparative Analysis and Evaluation of a University Employee Assistance Program. Employee Assistance Quarterly 15:1, pages 107-118.
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VictorY. Haines, André Petit & Simon Lefrançois. (1999) Explaining Client Satisfaction with an Employee Assistance Program. Employee Assistance Quarterly 14:4, pages 65-78.
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Javier Rodriguez & WilliamA. Borgen. (1998) Needs Assessment. Employee Assistance Quarterly 14:2, pages 11-29.
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Susan Fritz & NancyF. Myers. (1998) The Impact of Gender and Status in a University Setting on Importance of EAP Services. Employee Assistance Quarterly 13:3, pages 59-68.
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KIRK C. HARLOW. (2011) Employee Attitudes Toward an Internal Employee Assistance Program. Journal of Employment Counseling 35:3, pages 141-150.
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