LibGuides: Psychology &amp; Counseling Research: Start Here

Welcome to the Psychology & Counseling Research Guide

Welcome! Please explore Primo, databases, & other tools in this guide such as Google Scholar, LibKey, & the DSM.

Primo Library Search
Start here! Search the library for books, e-books, articles, videos, & reference (definitions). Sign in to your account to access & request sources.

LibKey Nomad
Use this browser add-on to instantly access our articles & e-books when you see them mentioned on the web.

Data Analysis Tools

NVivo
To access NVivo for qualitative research analysis, you will need to be sponsored by a professor. Email IT at helpdesk at regent dot edu and cc the professor who is sponsoring your request.
SPSS Statistics Standard Campus Edition
Program for statistical analysis of data available through IT

The link above will allow you to request access to SPSS Standard Campus Edition from Regent University's IT department.
Minitab Statistical Software

The link above will direct you to Regent University's IT department so that you can benefit from the institutional access to Minitab.

DSM-V is now online

DSM-5 The Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders (DSM) is the standard classification of mental disorders used by mental health professionals in the United States. The Fifth Edition (DSM-5) is the current edition.

DSM Library

Quick Links

Websites & Networking

American Association of Christian Counselors
Official website of the American Association of Christian Counselors offering resources available for purchase, annual conference, and membership information.
American Association of Counselors
Official website of the American Association of Counselors offering resources available for purchase, annual conference, and membership information.
American Psychological Association
Official website of the American Psychological Association offering resources available for purchase, annual conference, and membership information.
Directory of Counseling Associations
Social Psychology Network
"Links to a variety of psychology organizations. If you are a student, you might consider joining some of these organizations as a way of building your résumé and learning more about topics of interest. Many groups will offer a discounted membership to you as a "student affiliate," and in most cases you'll begin receiving psychology journals, newsletters, conference materials, and other mailings."