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Understanding the gap: Encouraging grad students to work with an aging population
Regardless of how old the person sitting in our office or classroom is, engaged learning can happen in countless forms, as can growth through stepping out of one’s comfort zone.
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From Combat to Counseling: Characteristics of the military affiliated population
It’s true that there are many common factors among those who serve in or are affiliated with the military, but there are a large number of differences too. Age, ethnicity, gender, period of service, full time or part time, combat or not —…
Heading to college with social anxiety
Counselors who are working with college-aged clients with social anxiety should talk through and create a plan for the client to navigate the many anxiety-provoking situations that may arise as they begin (or return to) school.
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I don’t care what my body looks like on the beach, bro!
It is possible that some of the men who end up in your office may experience symptoms related to a negative body image. By helping clients confront the negative thoughts that plague their minds, we can potentially eliminate the harmful and,…
From pain to empowerment: Lessons learned through physical therapy
"I believe the lessons and approaches presented in the PT model of conducting therapy, albeit in the physical realm, apply in very concrete ways to our work as professional counselors."
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From Combat to Counseling: Service members, veterans and military family mental health
There are not enough veterans in the counseling career field serving others in the military population. At the same time, that truth does not minimize the need for mental health counseling for the military population.
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Voice of Experience: Giving away power
"He had no reason to trust me. If I had been in his shoes, I wouldn’t have trusted me either."
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Caring vs. carrying: A therapeutic review of empathy and boundaries
Empathy allows for the full and complete exploration of thoughts, feelings and behaviors, with no intent to short-circuit the process simply because we cannot tolerate someone else’s pain.
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Counseling Connoisseur: Revisiting the Spoon Theory
Counselors can assist clients and families who are impacted by chronic illness by validating their experiences, providing psychoeducation, and stepping up to advocate on local, regional and national levels.
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Doing the groundwork after a large-scale traumatic event
Finding and helping people suffering from survivor guilt, PTSD and complicated grief can be challenging after a large-scale catastrophic event, which are becoming more common.
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