Career questions tagged counselor
If Procrastinate it, do I really love it?
If someone procrastinates in activities that he think is what he wants to have a future in or is what he likes to do, then what he think is wrong? Because I hear all the time to do what you love and a person can do what he loves for hours and I think its not wrong. I have seen many peoples do the same activity that I think I love to do for hours without giving up, may be because they really love it. The thing is I procrastinate to the activity in my case coding which i believe i love because the sole purpose i started to learn it was to create stuffs not for some high paying job or just because its cool or hard. But as for months I am procrastinating to it my believe is breaking that I like coding. I have read we tend to procrastinate to things that are boring or because there are things which give more pleasure/dopamine. Which I believe is my case 'Phone Addiction' which i believe is worse addiction one can have, I have tried many times but failed. I don't want to lose the only thing i love because of it, I don't want to regret in future that I didn't do what i should have. Procrastination has now became a habit of mine. And its really slowly destroying me. I literally have mood swings, at a moment I think 'I should do it, learn, complete my backlog these things are important for life and i don't have much time.' and just after some moment I think 'I will do it later, whats the problem, i have got so much time'. I hate these things about myself.
How to become a genetic counselor?
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How can I become a counselor when I study social science
I want to become a counselor (relationship and marriage counselor) but I can't study the course online. Is it possible for be to become a counselor when I study social science?
How to navigate the unfamiliar and demanding nature of counseling school age children without falling apart?
Hi there, I am currently completing my second/last internship for my Master's in Mental Health Counseling and Art Therapy. My internship last year was with adults with acute and chronic mental illness. This year, I landed a last-minute placement with a nonprofit organization that places graduate Interns in schools. I am placed at an elementary school as a school counselor, however, I have never worked with school-age children in any capacity. I have a brief experience as a preschool assistant and have taken multiple developmental psych classes. The nature of the internship is going to be very hands-off (me doing everything from ground zero) from asking for consent forms to pulling students out of classrooms for a session which is putting me in a vulnerable place. I am not a very assertive individual. How to navigate the unfamiliar and demanding nature of this new experience without falling apart? P.S. I am expected to begin next week. Thank you!
What classes do I need to take in college to become a Guidance counselor?
I am still undecided on what I want to do, but learning information about becoming a middle or elementary school counselor would be very helpful.
Now whatPlease help me.?
Hello ,this is🌧馨. I'm15and I'm a junior middle school student. If I had some mental illness. My parents are my sister knew, but not much. And I don't want my parents and my sister know more about that. What need I do to help myself?
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Does where you get a masters in school counseling have any effect on where you can work afterwards ?
Do certain schools carry more weight than others in terms of physical degree? Like if I have the same gpa in either school, am I more likely to get a better or higher paying job if one of the schools was considered better or more prestigious? And likewise, would going to a cheaper program for the sake of saving money affect my chances of employment with better or higher paying jobs? I’m just trying to figure out if it’s worth spending all that money on a “better” school/program or not bc it’s a lot of money we’re considering here and a lot more years of debt. Worth taking into consideration. All help is appreciated!!
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What are the step no overcome procrastination?
Procrastination is known for time wastage