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Counselor
* Many counselors are teachers or teachers in training
  - believe that feelings follow thoughts
  - specialize in working with teens who are struggling with loss and depression
  - think that they provide biblical counsel when they use the Scriptures in counseling
* Most counselors are the slowest individuals to change old habits of doing business.
* Most counselors use behavioral therapy
  - cognitive behavioral therapy
  - work in medical centers
* Most counselors work with families
  - school staff
* Some counselors earn additional income working summers in the school system or in other jobs
  - have experience in handling troubled youth or released prisoners
* Some counselors work in colleges
  - public schools
  * help people with things like career development, anger management, health and lifestyle. Schools often have counselors to help students there
* also play an important role in education and career development
  - teach families about a healthy diet
* are a multicultural group of social workers, psychologists, and psychiatrists
  - part of the adult population in a school
  - advisers
  - child and family advocates
  - college students, graduate students and teachers
  - college-age young adults who care about children
  - health professionals
  - men and women with at least one year of college experience
  - professionals trained in counseling, psychology, and education
  - supervisors
  - usually college students or individuals in the education field
* are, for the most part, people with disabilities.
* ask people.
* assist people with personal issues in the strictest confidence
* attend meetings.
* can also help individuals who are having difficulty communicating with one another.
* can help family members deal with their many emotions and grief
  - people identify their interests, abilities, experiences, and values
  - provide emotional support during difficult and stressful periods of a person's life
* communicate with parents on a weekly basis.
* coordinate patient treatments
* focus on help students
* generally work with people who have many skills.
* give information.
* have degrees
  - master degrees
  - masters
* help birth parents develop and accept a realistic plan for themselves and their children
  - children see the consequences of their actions
  - couples end the cycle of violence
  - effects
  - goals
  - kids learn to cope
  - own goals
  - partners
* help people when they have personal problems or problems with other residents
  - who test positive in planning their approach to health care
* identify disorder
  - genetic disorder
* identify specific disorder
  - material bodies
* make attempts.
* play a vital role in school safety.
* provide chances
* serve as role models, helping youngsters deal with life's daily challenges.
* specialize in areas
* suggest activities.
* tend to work effectively in organizations.
* train in diagnosis treatments
  - dual diagnosis treatments
* treat alcoholism as a medical disease with some social causes.
* understand sides.
* use cognitive behavioral therapy
  - different methods
  - electronic instrumentation to monitor the body's reaction to stress
  - tools
* view learning and personal growth as life long processes
  - violence as an extension of patriarchy, as a way of men maintaining power
* work full time.
* work in a variety of settings with individuals who have a broad range of disabilities
  - partnership with teachers and parents
* work with children after obtaining parental permission
  - individuals and groups where they confront their clientsdrug use
  - one person or with a group, depending on the issue
  - parents both before and after delivery of their baby
  - people struggling with a variety of problematic concerns
  - students in groups or individually to facilitate personal adjustment
  - students, parents, and teachers to help students maximize their potential