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March 24, 2022

Which Personality Type Makes the Best Counselors?

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Those contemplating pursuing an MS degree in professional counseling may wonder if a career in the counseling field is right for them. While the profession attracts those who like to … Continued

March 17, 2022

How to Become a Play Therapist

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Many mental health counselors are interested in working with children. You will see their offices full of fun things like crayons, stress balls, and Legos. And while these offices are … Continued

March 17, 2022

How to Become a Play Therapist

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Many mental health counselors are interested in working with children. You will see their offices full of fun things like crayons, stress balls, and Legos. And while these offices are … Continued

March 10, 2022

Professional Counseling Research Brings Faculty and Students Together

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In many professional counseling graduate classes, faculty often encourage students to turn their research projects into presentations that can be shared with the larger counseling community. In Dr. Travis Schermer’s … Continued

February 7, 2022

How Counseling Can Help Those Struggling with Work-Life Balance

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For those pursuing an MS degree in professional counseling, work-life balance promises to be an area where they will increasingly be called on to help. We all struggle with work-life … Continued

January 6, 2022

The Role Assessment Psychology Plays in Helping Children and Teens

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Those pursuing a masters in assessment psychology are on a path to an especially rewarding career, because assessment psychology plays an unsung yet important role in helping young people. Whether … Continued

January 6, 2022

The Role Assessment Psychology Plays in Helping Children and Teens

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November 4, 2021

The Pandemic Has Brought a New Urgency for Addiction Counseling

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As the severity of the COVID-19 pandemic begins to ease, counseling professionals will find that they are needed more than ever before to help those struggling with addiction

November 4, 2021

The Pandemic Has Brought a New Urgency for Addiction Counseling

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As the severity of the COVID-19 pandemic begins to ease, counseling professionals will find that they are needed more than ever before to help those struggling with addiction

October 7, 2021

Educational Psychology: How the Pandemic Has Impacted Children’s Mental Health

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The damage done to children and adolescents’ mental health during the pandemic will be long-term for those affected. It also will likely shape the field of Educational Psychology for years to come.