It was Tiffany Craig's turn to do a "squiggle story." She had drawn a squiggle on a piece of paper and, out of respect for her young client, took a turn imagining what the squiggle might be.
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It should come as no surprise to school counselors that collaborating with teachers and other school personnel is key to effective results with students.
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Society's preoccupation with dieting, weight and body image increases the need for counselors trained to address eating disorders and associated issues Read more...

Counselors might need to adjust their own mind-set to successfully overcome resistance in session and usher in client change Read more...

Sure, they're great for child and adolescent clients, but play therapy techniques can also enhance counseling work with adult populations - By Stacy Notaras Murphy Read more...

It's often said that when you love what you do, it doesn't feel like a job. That sentiment might be a little idealistic, but all too often, career counselors say, people miss out by not following their hobbies and passions into a career. Read more...

What can athlete's foot teach health professionals about the effective and efficient provision of counseling services? Plenty, according to Russ Curtis. Read more...

Sandy Sheller understands that, sometimes, the best counseling session might take place just waiting for the bus. Read more...