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Question by Charlie Don’t Surf: Atheists of GWS, have you had any religious friends and family try to “fix” you?
My cousins and their parents are very Catholic and now that I”m an agnostic leaning atheist, they’ve tried to address the issue with (you guessed it, more religion) asking me why I became the way I did, offering me “counseling” etc.

Has this ever happened to you?

Best answer:

Answer by henery
That has happened before but too bad my counseling was better than my moms

Now she’s an agnostic

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Think Outside 'The Box'

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DENVER – Don't check the box. It's the advice that's given to Asian-American students by friends, family members, guidance counselors, even teachers, in the college application process. “The box” in question (actually more of a circle these days …
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Question by Opinion: Why do almost all the abortion clinics offer “emotional counselling” after abortions?
If it isn’t a child then why should you need counselling? I’m confused

Best answer:

Answer by no one
Well speaking what they just did to the person with a coathanger, I’d think anyone might need some councelling after that o.O

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Emotional Roadblocks to Counseling the Culturally Diverse – This clip, from Alexander Street’s Counseling and Therapy in Video (alexanderstreet.com features Dr. Derald Wing Sue and Dr. Mark Kiselica discussing the emotional roadblocks that often arise when issues of race, culture, ethnicity are met by helping professionals. Connect with us on Facebook for exlucisve videos! www.facebook.com

 

Memphis Catholic schools: counseling programs built around faith

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Council passes on wellness program for city employees

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Any employee could attend counseling sessions, although employees at higher risk levels would be encouraged to attend counseling more frequently. Other activities included in the wellness program would include “Lunch and Learn” seminars, fun …
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Counseling group seeks common ground

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School board members, who identified shortcomings in both schools' counseling programs in the district's 2008 strategic plan, said they prefer to let Gunn arrive at its own counseling reform so long as it meets certain standards. The standards include …
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Arlington Public Schools Awarded .1 Million Federal Grant

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Question by er0920: Job opportunities for those with a “School Counseling” degree?
I recently obtained a Master’s Degree in School Counseling. However, after completing my internship, I realized that school counseling has more to do with scheduling/paperwork/bookkeeping than actual counseling…i.e. I am beginning to wish that I got my degree in Mental Health Counseling or in Social Work.

But, before I go back for any further degrees, does anyone know if a Master’s Degree in School Counseling grants career opportunities for environments other than a school (i.e. maybe counseling in a hospital; working for an agency; etc).

I am really looking for an environment where my primary responsibility will be COUNSELING (individual or group), as opposed to the mess of paperwork which, to the dismay of many school counselors, seems to become their primary responsibility.