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Celebrating the function of rehabilitation counseling

June 2nd marks the 100th anniversary of what many of us think in the field of rehabilitation counseling as the beginning of our specialist advisory area. On June 2, 1920, President Woodrow Wilson signed the Smith Fess Act (also known as the Civilian Vocational Rehabilitation Act), which introduced the first occupational rehabilitation program for Americans with disabilities. It was modeled…

@TechCounselor: Navigating social media with youngsters

I recently gave a lecture to a group of high school parents about using social media. Instead of focusing on their children, I first asked the parents about their own use of social media sites like Instagram and Facebook. As a consultant, I believe that considering this experience could help other practitioners when working with adolescent clients or their parents.…

Use the Advantages of Meditation With out Meditating

"Record what is useful, discard what is useless, and add what is special to you." ~ Bruce Lee The benefits of meditation are far-reaching and have been known for centuries. However, the idea of ​​formal meditation is not well received by some of us. The idea of ​​sitting cross-legged for a long time and pondering inside frightens many of us…

Serving to Clients Develop From Losses

Loss is a universal experience and the basis of many therapeutic problems. The currently unemployed client, the parents whose son is addicted to opioids, the client whose long-term relationship has broken up, and the client who has received a devastating health diagnosis have a common loss. As a professional advisor and specialist in grief trauma, I am sensitive to the…