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Student Psychological Counseling, Chapman University – Student Psychological Counseling Services (SPCS) at Chapman University is here to help students dealing with depression, the challenges of adjusting to college life, alcohol and drug abuse, and many other issues. Their services are free to full-time undergraduate students, and available for a fee to other students. Contact SPCS today, (714) 997-6778, or email [email protected]. Visit the SPCS website: www.chapman.edu/spcs

 

What Psychologists Need to Know to Help Transgender Clients

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Because the number of trans individuals who are willing to openly discuss their gender identity is increasing, requests for mental health care professionals to help with related issues are also increasing. In a recent paper, Michael Hendricks of the …
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German Teenager Receiving Psychological Counseling After Accidentally Killing …

Question by : My son has been called the “N” word for the past 2 years at school by numerous white males?
Apparently there are a bunch of white males who call the black students the “N” word and this year it got really bad. The school tried to convince him to “anonymously” give names so they could nip it in the bud. When he did that they said they couldn’t do anything until he gives names of witnesses, dates, times, locations etc.” He and some of his friends complied but the school only made phone calls to parents and “counseled” the students. One of the boys has said “the reason whites are called crackers is cuz we crack the whip on you “N’s”.

An employee discovers practices that appear to be improper if not unlawful. A state employee of the Office of Vocation Rehabilitation (“State Office”) turned to us in connection with their discovery of several practices of their employer that appeared to be improper if not unlawful. The discovery occurred in connection with their review of the use of monies granted by the federal government to the State Office. These monies were granted to the State Office for the purpose of paying rehabilitation facilities for services handicap persons referred to the rehabilitation facility from the State Office.

 

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Grief counselors help students cope with loss in the classroom

Filed under: grief counseling course

That's why the district brought in some faces students may not have recognized: a group of counselors and social workers ready to talk with students and staff about grief. "It was heartbreaking for many of us," said Rogers Middle School counselor Mary …
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Alive Teen Retreat combines fun and healing

Filed under: grief counseling course

The Alive Teen Retreat is facilitated by Alive Grief Support Services, the bereavement support program of Middle Tennessee's Alive Hospice. Any high school student who has lost a loved one is encouraged to take part. In addition to the Alive Teen …
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Question by xjuicyxfruityx: Do I really need to go to a counsellor?
Basically it all started because I needed an extension for a piece of work.

I was refered to Student Guidence & Support to explain my reasons for wanting one. So I began my story…..which involves the death of my ex boyfriend and how that has affected my ability to keep on top of work as well as recent illnessess.

Anyways I was telling the whole story and for some reason when the woman said “So u’ve been coping with grief…” I started to cry! OMG so embarrassing!

Anyways she has advised me to come back for a chat and see one of the University counsellors…

But is this necessary?

Doesnt going mean I am admitting I have some kind of problem?

Question by er0920: more Italian questions…?
1. I want to tell an Italian relative that I graduated with degrees in “Education” and “Counseling,” and that my brother has a degree in “Journalism.”

First, what is the word for “degree?”
Second, I believe that I could translate “education” as “l’insegnamento” and “giornalism” as “il giornalismo.” But what about “counseling?” (as in: Mental health counseling…not a “counselor” like a lawyer). Is “consigliera” the correct word for this?

2. If I tell her that I am presently working as a math tutor, is it appropriate to say that I am “un’istitutrice di matematica?” If not, how should it be said.

3. I want to tell her that, despite my brother’s background in journalism, he has become interested in Nutrition and is looking into becoming a nutritionist and/or personal trainer. Does it make sense if I say the following: “Il mio fratello si é interessato al nutrizione e la buona salute. Allora, vuole l’impiego della questa sorta.” Please feel free to make any grammatical corrections to this sentence.