Including publications on CV if none are peer-reviewed I'm updating my CV and need advice regarding publications.  I am formerly a Professor of Human Services and Counselor Education.  I am not currently in academia, but am a licensed counselor in private practice... just updating the CV to be prepared for possible future opportunities. 

I have written articles for publication in magazines, newspapers, and online resources (blogs, etc.) for 13 years or more.  I've also been quoted as an "expert" in numerous articles that other folks have written... some are national publications for our profession.

I do not have any peer reviewed journal articles at all.


Should I list the articles for newspapers, magazines, blogs, etc. that I have written on my CV?  Assuming APA style if so. Under what heading shall I list them so it is not confused with academic publications?
How do I list articles in which I have been quoted by another author?  Under what heading shall I list them? I've not had any luck with my research on this one.
I would put all of the non-academic writing you've done under a heading like "Other Writing for a Popular Audience". Beware that such publications won't count for much in applying for faculty jobs, or at least, that they won't replace peer-reviewed academic research. However, they might be a "value-add" at some places.

You never list in the CV where you've been cited. (At least not that I've ever seen). Instead, what I see people do is mention their citations as a single line in the cover letter. "My work has been cited in prestigious venues like The Journal of X Studies and X Studies Review."