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The purpose of this study is to explore counselors¡¯ perceptions regarding the processes ofADHD children¡¯s parent counseling. Interviews from 15 counselors were analyzed using agrounded theory approach. As a result, 8 themes and 19 subcategories were found. Incounseling context, children-centered environments and various pressing issues of parents werereported. Regarding goals and interventions, psycho-educations for a better understanding andacceptance of ADHD, coaching for decreasing hyperactivity, and the provision of empathy andvalidation for emotional stability were reported. Parents¡¯ cognitive, emotional, and behavioralchanges were found as effects. On the other hand, the paucity of social justice interventionsand the lack of time and financial supports were found as limitations. The participants alsosuggested that parent counseling vouchers, self-help groups, and psycho-education programs forteachers and peer parents would help ADHD children and the parents. Implications were alsodiscussed based on these results.


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ADHD children, Parent counseling, Counselors¡¯ perceptions, Grounded theory