Abstract
Articles published in Volumes 1 to 6 of the Asian Journal of Counselling were analyzed in terms of their content focus, location of authors, and institutional affiliation. It was found that the highest percentage of articles were theoretical and integrative in nature, followed by articles about counselling practice and intervention, research articles, and articles related to counsellor training and supervision. A majority of the authors were based in Hong Kong, but a substantial number of authors were from overseas. Also, a majority of authors were affiliated with higher educational institutions. The implications of the findings were discussed and examined.
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