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Making the Most of Scheduling Season

Counselors' Corner

Most high school counselors have a love/hate relationship to scheduling. If building schedules is part of your duties, you get to actually see all of your students, and that’s good. On the other hand, if all you do with this time is put together a list of classes, that’s more a matter of logistics, and less a matter of counseling.

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Schedule Changes? Puh-lease!

Counselors' Corner

School has just started in many districts, and the counselor chat rooms are already rich with concerns about the subject we love to hate in the fall—schedule changes. It's a little late to change the rules in the middle of the game, but there will always be more schedule changes with the next trimester or semester. You don’t need to.

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A Note to Your Principal About National School Counseling Week

Counselors' Corner

That was my first thought for next week, which is National School Counseling Week. It’s about counseling , the work done here in the office. To meet that need, we’d like to focus on one facet of our service each day next week: Monday—What Is Counseling? That way, all students are exposed to it, but exposed only once.

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The Ultimate School Counseling Hack: ChatGPT For School Counselors

The Counseling Geek

However, traditional counseling approaches can be time-consuming and resource-intensive, making it difficult for schools to provide the level of support that students need. While this can be fun – it also can be controversial and most people steer away from it in schools and counseling. That’s where ChatGPT comes in.

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Why (and How) You Should Celebrate National School Counseling Week

Counselors' Corner

It just figures that National School Counseling Week is in the shadow of the Super Bowl. Since many principals think we should change schedules instead of lives, we don't have as much time to help students as we'd like, and most of us were never — never — trained how to help students apply to college. by Patrick O'Connor, Ph.D.

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The University of Texas System to Launch Free, Virtual Mental Health Support Program for UT Students

Diverse: Issues in Higher Education

Milliken The program will offer 24/7 access to services such as on-demand mental health and emotional support; scheduled mental health counseling; psychiatry; health coaching; peer support; and digital self-care content. “We The program is set to begin Fall 2023.

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Choosing an Executive Leadership Coach: What Matters

Diverse: Issues in Higher Education

Charlie Nelms Approximately forty-years ago, when a small group of Black executives integrated the C-suite at Predominately White Institutions (PWIs), we relied on each other for pro bono counsel and non-judgmental support. As one who lived by a schedule for more than four decades, I know firsthand the importance of schedules.