We have college counselors, we do not have career counselors.
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Meet one of Nintendo's original Power Line counselors Meet one of Nintendo's original Power Line counselors This segment originally aired Nov.
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Female educational, guidance, and career counselors and advisors make 101.4% as much as male educational, guidance, and career counselors and advisors.
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Because I have doubts about the apps' ability to control the quality of their counselors, I looked into who the counselors are.
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According to the National Society of Genetic Counselors, a professional organization that represents genetic counselors, there are now 4,600 certified genetic counselors in the United States and Canada, a figure that's expected to increase to 5,000 by the end of this year.
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Furthermore, the ratio of guidance counselors to students is 500 to 1 nationally, with 20% of high schools reporting no guidance counselors at all.
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More counselors: Over the next three years, LAUSD will add 22020 new counselors -- which will help reduce the student-to-counselor ratio to about 21.4:1.
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Four deputy White House counselors will help McGahn oversee a team of 20 associate White House counselors and one senior counselor, according to a White House statement.
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"Genetics permeates everything—there won't be enough genetic counselors to see every patient who gets genetic information," said Mary Freivogel, president of the National Society of Genetic Counselors (NSGC).
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Oregon has half the school counselors that national experts suggest.
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It's so sexually explicit that counselors are in the lobby.
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Additional counselors are on hand for our students and staff.
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Grief counselors will be on hand, a school spokeswoman said.
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I began to open up in groups and to counselors.
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My niche is in working collaboratively with the career counselors.
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The problem is there is a shortage of genetic counselors.
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But demands for more counselors, nurses and psychologists are growing.
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Mental health counselors are being made available to the students.
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The counselors would ask us, does it have a color?
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We have support counselors and they are there to talk.
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About 1 percent of them were referred to licensed counselors.
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We are doctors, therapists, and peer group counselors as well.
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One of the counselors used to get me the stuff.
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That's psychiatrists, psychologists, social workers, counselors, and psychiatric nurses combined.
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My counselors played us one of the American Pie movies.
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Part of the motivation, at first, were the adorable counselors.
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The counselors played guitars, and we sang our hearts out.
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Two more guidance counselors were also added to the school.
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In Tennessee, mental healthcare counselors can turn away LGBT patients.
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Counselors running the children's program offer activities until 2305 p.m.
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Since Labor Day, 22019 minister counselors have left the department.
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Today's students are demanding more counselors and advisers of color.
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For many counselors, a Trump presidency poses a unique problem.
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They're going to need a whole team of marriage counselors.
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Allow schools to use federal funding to hire more counselors.
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My antsiness and faineance draws the scorn of my counselors.
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This includes vital roles like nurses, counselors, psychologists and librarians.
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More than 100 campers and counselors crowded into the room.
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"Certainly we are looking at more guidance counselors," she said.
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It just wasn't something our overworked guidance counselors could teach.
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But the other student stopped answering the counselors' phone calls.
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Grief counselors were sent Monday night to the 24th District.
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Fortunately, the counselors overheard him and asked him to stop.
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The National Foundation for Credit Counseling also certifies student loan counselors.
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Later at the old department store, some survivors talked to counselors.
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Then, our counselors asked if any of us were having sex.
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Private college coaches are like high school guidance counselors on steroids.
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"There aren't enough trained counselors to deal with everything," he said.
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Sometimes it is school counselors from other schools in the area.
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One focus will be providing counselors, on call and on site.
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It's not unusual for counselors to be recovering drug users themselves.
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Counselors responding to people in the South dealt most with depression.
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Investigators interviewed former staff members, counselors and the children, KECI reported.
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Both counselors were pronounced dead at the scene by first responders.
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Many credit counselors can now help people struggling with student debt.
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There are monsters, aliens, ghosts, and the counselors are all witches.
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All counselors must be trained to support multiple pathways to recovery.
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Mistress dispellers are also viewed unfavorably by many traditional marriage counselors.
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Managers are not professional counselors and should not act as such.
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Counselors prepare are usually their patients for the likelihood of relapse.
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Counselors are available before they return to the piles of debris.
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But patients like Dr. Clayton are not uncommon, genetic counselors say.
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To do that, All of Us plans to enlist genetic counselors.
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Both retired as career counselors from private outplacement practice in Albany.
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Hearing, hospice counselors tell us, is the last sense to fail.
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Academics on the agency's Board of Scientific Counselors dropped 45 percent.
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Today, there are 85033,000 licensed professional counselors working in the state.
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There are only about 4,000 genetic counselors in the country today.
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It cut services, including a detox program and drug court counselors.
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What advice are you getting from parents, friends and college counselors?
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Dreamers are our students, our teachers, our counselors and our friends.
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And it would provide dedicated mental health counselors at every school.
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He provided tutors, workshops, after-school programs, summer programs, and counselors.
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We'd like to have more nurses, counselors, librarians in our schools.
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They include current and former teachers, school principals, and guidance counselors.
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As College Consulting Expands, Are High School Counselors Advocates or Adversaries?
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One of the first major insights from our data was that we had about 3 percent of our texters using 34 percent of our crisis counselors' time — draining a huge percentage of our crisis counselors' resources.
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Mark Sklarow, the chief executive of the Independent Educational Consultants Association, which represents private admissions counselors, said many guidance counselors are simply unable to get to know students in depth, and could very well introduce stereotypes.
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Concerned parents can approach the police and be connected with these counselors.
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Female graduate students acted as advisers, but there were no trained counselors.
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They aren't counselors — more like friendly faces who love the camp experience.
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The camp counselors are back, except this time they're not teens anymore!
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Nehemy doesn't have assigned homework, regular parent-teacher conferences, or college counselors.
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The two counselors who were there on Sunday morning are now dead.
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Rhett is just like one of the all-time great camp counselors.
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Others who share the space are like-minded advocates: educators, counselors, spokeswomen.
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Counselors would be on hand to offer support to workers, Johnson said.
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Extra counselors will be at all schools to assist students and staff.
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No pickets or gauntlet of "sidewalk counselors" urging women to turn back.
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Counselors occasionally checked with everyone by phone and sent encouraging text messages.
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And when she did reach out, some counselors were dismissive, she said.
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Color helps connect users with genetic counselors who can explain the results.
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Authorities did everything right – they brought in priests, ministers and grief counselors.
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Both groups had access to quitting aids, like nicotine patches and counselors.
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I spent six hours a day working with therapists, psychiatrists, and counselors.
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"Your professors are in on this, too," one of my counselors said.
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I've told counselors your name in hopes that they would report you.
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The deal includes hiring more nurses, guidance counselors, librarians, and support staff.
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Today, it has over 3,700 counselors who have exchanged 56 million messages.
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She suggested sexual assault survivors work with medical professionals, counselors and clergy.
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The college offered quicker reading of transcripts and counselors to help navigate.
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The teachers and counselors there urged him to focus on his studies.
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And genetic counselors -- who do have that knowledge -- are in short supply.
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The advisers are needed because many high-school guidance counselors are overworked.
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Only one percent of genetic counselors in the United States are black.
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"Guidance counselors just pound it into us: science, college, science," he says.
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They returned as counselors in high school, and began dating at 17.
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Peer counselors, doctors and nurses screen out novices or minors, she said.
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The travel counselors, meanwhile, can help with logistics like flights and hotels.
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Counselors also advocated "healthy touch" and held cuddling sessions with the men.
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Invest in more school counselors who can help spot mental health issues.
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Today, it has over 153,215 counselors who have exchanged 217 million messages.
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Counselors will often offer connections to local services for follow-up help.
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She would like to add more counselors, but doesn't have the space.
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"We need more counselors," Lublin added, "especially on the West Coast and Hawaii" — since the time difference allows wide-awake counselors to deal with people in crisis farther east, when usage spikes in the middle of the Easterners' night.
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Additional counselors and librarians were also part of the increase in support staff.
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Counselors in California advise 234 and those in Arizona advise an astounding 211.
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"Panic and bitterness are bad counselors," said Valerie Boyer, campaign spokeswoman for Fillon.
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School officials called in grief counselors to help students cope with the killings.
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"These counselors cannot serve dual roles, like teaching or academic advising," he said.
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It cited them as saying the team is likely to have lead counselors.
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Principal Michelle Lyons says grief counselors and police came to the school Monday.
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Teachers want a pay raise, smaller class sizes, and more counselors and nurses.
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Double school psychologists, guidance counselors, nurses, social workers and other health care professionals.
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It is normally carried out by relatives, life coaches, therapists or religious counselors.
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The nurses and counselors of hospice guided us, gently and with great expertise.
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Awww they are going to be the best camp counselors❤ #bestcampever pic.twitter.
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The first step, as addiction counselors say, is admitting you have a problem.
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When I finally did get to see my doctors and counselors, issues remained.
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Many are former teachers, coaches and counselors, as well as law enforcement officers.
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A caretaker seeking revenge begins murdering campers and counselors in "The Burning" (1981).
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The devices have long been a tool for teachers, guidance counselors and therapists.
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Capito and Fischer currently serve as counselors to his team, and former Sen.
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Counselors help them recover and prepare for the next phase of their lives.
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There weren't enough grief counselors to keep everyone from collapsing to the floor.
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We could go over there and talk to counselors and listen to them.
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Schools hired counselors to help children deal with post-raid depression and anxiety.
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They secretly save money and make arrangements to move with their counselors' help.
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Yet right now, there are not nearly enough counselors to handle the task.
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I also faced bias from mental health counselors who could write a letter.
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In an address to the American Association of Christian Counselors in Nashville, Tenn.
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Counselors at the adoption centers can help you find the right match. Adopt.
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He and I both have the sunny, agreeable nature of summer camp counselors.
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In recent decades, some psychiatrists and counselors have even specialized in their treatment.
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In 1967 she was the principal founder of the first accrediting organization in the United States for professionals in that field, the American Association of Sex Educators and Counselors (later expanded to the American Association of Sex Educators, Counselors and Therapists).
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Emotional support counselors have been at the school in the wake of the incident.
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The District is providing grief counselors to the students and staff of the school.
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Counselors are making themselves available to talk about the show after the series' end.
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He was found Saturday in an office park that houses mostly therapists and counselors.
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"I help them through the trauma and refer them to career counselors," Persaud said.
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And one-on-one meetings with counselors are available to those who need more.
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Counselors are currently assisting Briar Cliff students, faculty, staff and all who knew Andrea.
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The victim said she told Michigan State University Counseling Center counselors and other staff.
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Like several other Berlin-area counselors I spoke with, Kenney is supporting Bernie Sanders.
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In addition to families, Borst says that private college counselors are also to blame.
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"Most marriage counselors know that the biggest problem people face is avoidance," Stark wrote.
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Most military installations have personal financial counselors who can help to craft a plan.
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"You have the peaceful sidewalk counselors, you have the more aggressive ones," she said.
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"Is there something you'd like to tell us about your relationship?" the counselors charge.
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They had extensive training, as well as ongoing meetings with school psychologists and counselors.
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Counselors pose open-ended questions and sit beside the patient, not across from her.
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Her doctors, genetic counselors, and even some of her family members recommended against it.
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It's important for guidance counselors and teachers to care about connecting with their students.
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President Trump and his counselors need to look much more seriously behind the news.
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Four senators currently attend GOP leadership meetings as counselors to the majority leader: Sens.
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Students throughout Illinois, advised by nervous parents and guidance counselors, have made similar choices.
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Plus, the number of counselors available to students has been steadily dwindling for years.
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According to the BLS, there are currently genetic counselors employed in the US today.
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One year, counselors created a mini-golf course decorated with papier-mâché Israeli landmarks.
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"He was like a stick of dynamite," said Claude Hernandez, one of his counselors.
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The counselors maintain ties with dorm supervisors, professors and the career center, mediating misunderstandings.
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"We may need more grief counselors," Stockdale Independent School District Superintendent Daniel Fuller said.
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This may include referrals to nanny services, movers, accountants, counselors, and other professional services.
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Counselors try to encourage students to focus on quality rather than quantity, he added.
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Former executives and counselors for those companies now hold senior positions at the department.
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But during any other time victims could still access resources like counselors and shelters.
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Early decision applicants tend to have savvy private high school counselors who understand this.
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Back home where counselors had to fly in, different staff members came every time.
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He regularly reaches out to loved ones, counselors and ministers for company or advice.
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I'm assuming you have days off, but are there counselors and resources for you?
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The "street counselors" who hand out misleading anti-abortion pamphlets have become more aggressive.
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He conceded, however, that open communication between consultants and counselors was not always possible.
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Billie Lourd and Gus Kenworthy also star as teen counselors in the upcoming season.
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Some addiction counselors think that cannabinoids may offer a kinder, less pharmaceutical recovery process.
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I'm sorry for your embarrassment and the occasional awkwardness for camp counselors and schoolteachers.
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Grief counselors were at the school Friday to meet with students, Mr. Alburtus said.
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There are university-sanctioned rooms dedicated to them, and they have their own counselors.
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Seven former campers and counselors independently remembered Robbins delivering an inappropriate, highly sexualized presentation.
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Counselors and advisers are more or less prepared for these universal types of challenges.
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School was canceled on Wednesday, and counselors would be available for students, she added.
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It has led the government to hire more counselors and create hotlines for them.
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They know how to speak to victims of childhood abuse and to addiction counselors.
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Read: The Right is trying to discredit the March for Our Lives by attacking a teenager "We're supposed to teach and be guidance counselors and grief counselors now, and then on top of that we're supposed to be armed," Falkowski told VICE News.
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The investigators, counselors and palliative care doctors, are trying to identify and describe the phenomena.
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The underage girl recounted the encounter in an interview with Center for Child Protection counselors.
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Most of the time, genetic counselors will test for panels, or groups, of genetic conditions.
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One of the counselors questioned [your son] getting in as Water Polo player this week.
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I quickly got used to hearing "You're making a mistake," from my friends and counselors.
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Genetic counselors meet with patients who are caught off-guard by their third-party reports.
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The MCASAC adoption counselors are sifting through hundreds of inquiries looking for the best fit.
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Previously, counselors only asked the question when they felt someone was at risk of suicide.
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The best college counselors don't help kids lie or stretch the truth on their applications.
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To him, checkups fell under the same category as guidance counselors, shopping, and church—i.e.
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The results can be reviewed with a physician or one of the company's genetic counselors.
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Never let it be said that the counselors of Camp Firewood won't keep a promise.
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Mennell spent time in the infantry, and feels as though some counselors don't seem sincere.
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Otherwise, only non-teacher personnel are eligible, such as administrators, guidance counselors, librarians and coaches.
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The EPAs Board of Scientific Counselors will be down to 11 members by September 1st.
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Crisis Text Line has trained over 12,000 counselors who have handled over 62 million messages.
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Speaking with Rodriguez, Byrne said grief counselors will be on campus to lend their support.
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They want smaller class sizes, charter school oversight, and more school nurses and guidance counselors.
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And counselors are on hand to help those who've been traumatized by what they've seen.
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After talking to grief counselors, this felt like the right time to reenter Jane's journey.
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Thompson: Mount Blue was an overnight trip that the kids took with the wilderness counselors.
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She remembers the grief counselors who came to all the schools in the neighboring communities.
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Some drug counselors believe centers serve as enablers, feeding addiction and ultimately hurting the addict.
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The team of seven counselors speak the various Nigerian languages so nobody is turned away.
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They testified about sessions involving group nudity, intimate touching and prolonged cuddling with male counselors.
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A valedictorian used her speech to call out counselors and criticize a 'regularly intoxicated' teacher.
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If you've consulted any speech coaches or marriage counselors, this probably isn't news to you.
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A growing number of college counselors offer their expertise — for a price — and promise results.
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The school, which was open Monday, said it would make grief counselors available to students.
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As public schools face budget cuts, they often cut school social workers and counselors first.
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Obio Ntia, a former Dipont manager who helped oversee counselors, said he saw similar activity.
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When Trump took office, Swackhamer was the chair of EPA's Board of Scientific Counselors (BOSC).
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Classes will resume on Thursday, he said, and professional counselors would be available on campus.
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Some therapists and counselors, like Landis Bejar, have devoted their practices to helping anxious brides.
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Counselors will be available to help support students and staff first thing in the morning.
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The counselors, known as navigators, help people sign up in the annual open enrollment period.
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I was away from home, staying at a hotel for a school guidance counselors' conference.
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The insurance company puts counselors like me at your disposal because it understands the complexity.
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Wheeler plays Marva Kulp Jr., one of the camp counselors who walks into Hallie's trap.
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Their teachers, counselors and parents were encouraging all three of them to apply to college.
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And typically advocates and counselors are on hand for support throughout the rape kit process.
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Counselors, doctors and other workers are hearing such upsetting stories that they themselves need treatment.
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Of all the counselors in literature to channel, why on earth would he choose Polonius?
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Therapists, counselors, and fertility doctors can also refuse to treat an LGBT individual or couple.
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Universities could hire and train well-acclimated Chinese students to become counselors for their communities.
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For that reason, insurance counselors and federal officials strongly suggest that consumers return to HealthCare.
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Your parents and your counselors know the rules, and when and how to break them.
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More personalized services are available, including the counselors it offers through the partnership with Magellan.
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Levi got close to Barr working as one of several counselors the attorney general employs.
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Russell said he would meet regularly with experts and counselors mandated by his treatment plan.
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Counselors visited two separate schools to provide comfort and mental health resources Monday, Pierce said.
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Community leaders, counselors and mental health professionals are often a better preventative resource, he said.
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Among the 1,500 staff were social workers, barbers, medical personnel, mental health counselors and firefighters.
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Our staff counselors meet with each patient and listen as they talk about their lives.
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The surroundings, she said, mean counselors are vigilant for signs of post-traumatic stress disorder.
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They attend schools so small that some teachers double as guidance counselors and bus drivers.
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It was a struggle to recruit 25 genetic counselors to serve these patients, said Ledbetter.
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And if there are counselors or teachers at school you like, drop by to talk.
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Students will be able to see support counselors -- as well as armed deputies on campus.
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She said Huffman will be open Thursday, and counselors and police will be on campus.
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Trained counselors, all of them volunteers, help them find peace, often after years of suffering.
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There will be counselors and extra police officers at the school this week, Byrd said.
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She realized that school counselors often weren't able to give adequate attention to each student.
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The number of minister counselors — two-star general equivalents — has declined from 6900 to 2628.
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The school will provide additional counselors to help students and the community mourn Diego's loss.
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Marriage counselors report that affairs sometimes occur in happy relationships as well as troubled ones.
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According to the 2015 State of College Admissions report from the National Association for College Admission Counseling, counselors at public high schools are, on average, each responsible for 436 students, and those counselors spend only 22 percent of their time on pre-college counseling.
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More emergency shelters with beds and nurses and counselors for those with medical and psychological issues.
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While you can't take these pre-pregnancy tests at home, they are available through genetic counselors.
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The ceremony, which Obama initiated in 2015, highlights high school counselors who have demonstrated leadership skills.
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Gone are the days that you'll find yourself hand dyeing white tees with your camp counselors.
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Teachers have had to act as guidance counselors, encouraging the children to vent about their loss.
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The school said crisis counselors would be available on Friday to speak with students and staff.
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Classes resumed at UCLA on Thursday, with the university offering counselors for students, faculty and staff.
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" Many other students avoided visiting the grief counselors because of what they described as "compared trauma.
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You commented, 'I don't know why counselors push students into these schools they're not ready for.
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"Social workers, nurses, counselors, and other similar positions are hard to hire," the school district said.
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It provides Spanish-speaking counselors, as well as options for deaf and hard of hearing individuals.
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If the strike dragged, counselors wouldn't have been able to send in transcripts for college applications.
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The group helps make policy decisions in tandem with the church's president and his two counselors.
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In the long-term, Lange said, Probably Genetic will consider hiring their own full-time counselors.
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Counselors, for example, had an average caseload of 464 students during the 2015-16 school year.
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The counselors called my parents to say that they'd never seen someone so stricken with homesickness.
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As the camp prepared for a dance and music performance, we picked counselors to work with.
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Woodmore Elementary remained open on Tuesday, according to reports, with counselors and other support staff available.
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Doctors or parents or guidance counselors will often caution against self-medication disguised as good fun.
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Under the proposed new law, prostitutes would be required to meet regularly with government health counselors.
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She said that while the camp counselors and staff felt let down, they didn't lose money.
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How it works: AARP's Tax-Aide connects taxpayers with tax counselors who have advanced IRS training.
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The news meant that grief counselors were on hand Monday as students arrived to discover Mrs.
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But the issue is whether the medical professionals want to be involved or just be counselors.
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Instead, it opens up the program to other school officials, from coaches to counselors to librarians.
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Medicare counselors from California to Maine say key details are not included on the government's website.
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East Brook Middle School will be open on Friday, with counselors available for students, officials said.
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It's challenging for counselors to correct misconceptions, especially when they are met with resistance from patients.
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We need care teams that include nurses, pharmacists, and mental health counselors as well as physicians.
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They are often beloved, sometimes vilified, and they are almost always their husbands' most trusted counselors.
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"Counselors went ahead and did everything for the student," including writing their application essays, he said.
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That means that teachers, preachers, parents and youth counselors need to be enlisted in these efforts.
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She's seen students get braces and eyeglasses, medical help for diabetes, in-class tutors, emergency counselors.
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Counselors, and not police, should be the first responders for incidents in schools or involving children.
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Lance Leggitt, Jim Manley and Peter Urbanowicz joined APCO Worldwide's International Advisory Council as senior counselors.
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Others spoke about the shortage of counselors to identify potential warning signs of violence in students.
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Schools have brought in counselors to help children and staff deal with the grief and trauma.
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" For both counselors and participants, "the first thing to know is that it won't come easy.
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The legislation also allowed certified counselors from other states with similar credentials to practice in Wisconsin.
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A Massachusetts summer camp banned its counselors from working at a competing camp the following summer.
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On Wednesday, in the nation's capital, city counselors voted to support big telecom over smaller competitors.
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They played during the hour when the counselors rested and the campers headed to their bunks.
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Addiction counselors who have worked with Gooden and Strawberry discuss their problems with alcohol and cocaine.
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The country also lacks both doctors who can assess the patients' needs and qualified drug counselors.
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Educator jobs include mostly K-12 public school teachers, but also administrators, guidance counselors, and paraeducator.
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It also requires lab tests, doctor visits and help from social workers, nutritionists and peer counselors.
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Working seniors may be getting bad information from human resources departments, benefits counselors or insurance brokers.
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The idea is to help counselors understand who is really in immediate need of emergency care.
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Usually, counselors like Lakmini are trained not to offer advice, but just be a supporting ear.
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When she referred Native students to high school counselors, she said, she was frequently brushed off.
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Yes, yesterday the whole day they had counselors at the local park in the auditorium inside.
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The couple met at the camp, where they spent six summers together as campers and counselors.
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Meanwhile, the White House's budget proposal would reduce funding for school counselors and violence reduction programs.
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He has two daughters, both guidance counselors, and four grandchildren, all under the age of 4.
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That put a strain on already-thin school resources, from Spanish-speaking teachers to guidance counselors.
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Every school should have well-funded athletics, art, music, social workers, counselors and a nurturing staff.
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Luckily for me, camp counselors saw what was about to transpire and broke up the confrontation.
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Counselors can continue to practice as they have, without the commission's aggressive interpretation of state law.
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While colleges celebrate their record-setting applicant pools, high school guidance counselors take a dimmer view.
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With CBT, counselors challenge rigid thinking and unrealistic beliefs, while encouraging flexible thinking and self-acceptance.
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Like union leaders, she said, she wanted more nurses in schools, more counselors, more social workers.
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Elkmont High School said on its Facebook page that it would have counselors available on Tuesday.
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Elkmont High School said on its Facebook page that it would have counselors available on Tuesday.
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Guidance counselors, typically assigned hundreds (sometimes thousands) of students, can't replace an informed, well-resourced parent.
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Over the years, they were run by the Police Athletic League, or P.A.L., which provided counselors.
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It significantly lessens the workload of applying to schools, according to college counselors and prospective students.
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Gray encourages quitters to reach out to counselors, either locally or on the web at SmokeFree.gov.
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Two of President Ronald Reagan's national security counselors, Robert McFarlane and John Poindexter, left in disgrace.
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Octavia Spencer and Tig Notaro as counselors make an entertaining memo delivery system for those issues.
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These sentiments have a direct implication for counselors, said Bob Filbin, the organization's chief data scientist.
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A smart system can then analyze what successful counselors did and provide feedback in real time.
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Langley pleaded for help from friends, family, counselors and prison officials, but he was repeatedly ignored.
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The policy applies to the union's 120,000 members, which include social workers, guidance counselors and teachers.
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They are demanding higher pay, smaller class sizes and more support staff like counselors and librarians.
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We need to see that there is really reinvestment in class size reduction, staffing issues, counselors.
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There's a movement in behavioral health of having people who've been through recovery serve as counselors.
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Crisis counselors were on site Friday morning, and by Monday, the normal school schedule had resumed.
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Her speech was ostensibly about the importance of education and the caring work school counselors do.
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It's for those men that we really want therapists, counselors, and providers to explore these issues.
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Prudent counselors might advise him that firing Mueller will only serve to further exacerbate his problems.
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The counselors worked with students on the "soft skills" that college requires, like time management and organization.
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Counselors, too, are far more empowered to do their jobs when they have fewer kids to assist.
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Kinney says many of the first responders were rattled at the scene and counselors have been provided.
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The slips, signed by the school's principals and counselors, are for the Fall of 2016-17 semester.
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Camp counselors make $230 a week, on average, but room and board are generally taken care of.
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According to officials, Nikolas Cruz's late mother allowed him to buy a gun despite opposition by counselors.
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And if you're worried about how to live a post-"Thrones" life, counselors are here to help.
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Students pet a therapy dog outside Pines Trails Center where grief counselors were present in February 2018.
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Helpline counselors speak Spanish, Mandarin and Cantonese, and NYC Well offers translation in more than 200 languages.
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Teachers said that because of the short supply of psychologists, they double as counselors for troubled kids.
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Principal LaDawn Mims-Morrow sent a letter to students' families, saying counselors will be on campus Monday.
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Kinney said many of the first responders were rattled at the scene and counselors have been provided.
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These counselors are trained for these crisis moments, to be the first responders to shock and sorrow.
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Schools were open Friday, with crisis counselors due to be on hand to help students and staff.
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The school district announced on Twitter that a team of counselors is available for students and staff.
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The Board of Science Counselors has 18 members, at least five of whom were dismissed on Friday.
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Sarwari told the Thomson Reuters Foundation that 300 counselors are now working in health centers in Afghanistan.
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"Children are getting into heated debates, which are sending them to counselors and principals' offices," Costello said.
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The new programs included a 2100-hour training for inmates to become peer counselors, a paying job.
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University career counselors are outnumbered by students 2900 to 1 on average, and their offices are outdated.
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But then, the companies put the counselors in the room partly to deflect the family members' feelings.
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"Counselors at each school site are prepared to support any students or staff who may be struggling."
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Genetic counselors and doctors generally advise that I avoid animal proteins, processed anything, smoking, stress, and alcohol.
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They also spoke with parents, educators, counselors, and other adults to get their take on teen culture.
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Utz had already contacted school officials, who would be sending counselors to classrooms and the apartment complex.
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It's an internet forum for teens to turn to for reliable sex advice from youth-friendly counselors.
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On the applicant side, CampusReel has been used by more than 4,000 high school and college counselors.
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My care was not properly coordinated between a constantly revolving set of doctors, counselors and social workers.
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The Moodsters came about after Daniels wanted an easy way for counselors and kids to discuss feelings.
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School counselors manage many roles, but the one role they do not own is that of disciplinarian.
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Biden also seeks to double the number of psychologists, guidance counselors, nurses and social workers in schools.
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Dowd's resignation comes four days after Trump hired Joe diGenova to join his team of legal counselors.
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"We need more psychologists, counselors and social workers who have lived through what we have," said Maci.
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The U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development publishes a list of certified housing counselors by location.
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Crisis counselors will be available Sunday at Sherburne Hall community center in Pelham from 12:00 p.m.
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Facebook's moderators may not be able to fully trust their company-appointed counselors to keep their secrets.
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Grossman, who last appeared on "American Horror Story: Apocalypse," will return as one of Camp Redwood's counselors.
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"I'm so proud of our members, classroom teachers, counselors, nurses, librarians, psychologists," Caputo-Pearl said earlier Tuesday.
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Elizabeth should be told to bring anxiety issues to counselors and administration in the future, it said.
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"They started a brand new phone line," said David Young, one of Nintendo's original Power Line counselors.
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Baker and Martinez transformed into nice guidance counselors, trying to politely and supportively goad him into participation.
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Many people in Madison must travel out of town for help because there aren't enough counselors here.
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Genetic counselors can help patients make sense of their results, and sometimes they sniff out incorrect findings.
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Counselors at the LoveYourself clinic have also used the same dating apps to spread HIV testing invites.
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And they depend on high school counselors to give them honest appraisals of students who are applying.
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I still remember art, music and language programs being gutted seemingly overnight, and counselors and librarians disappearing.
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Dealing with murder has become routine at Excel, with grief counselors called in with each fallen classmate.
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The camps also need to determine protocols for dividing campers and counselors by means other than gender.
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Even when a family hires a consultant, she said, school-based counselors still play an important role.
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Although my counselors were supportive and inclusive, it was lonely being the only one of my kind.
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Last year, counselors answered over 8883 million calls and over 2888,2628 online chats, according to the FCC.
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High school guidance counselors in California now drill teenagers on the seriousness of deadlines in college admissions.
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Counselors at the shelter, church members and some relatives supported Ms. Espada during her recovery, she said.
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That's why most financial experts and counselors suggest that couples talk more, and more freely, about money.
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In particular, they wanted more funding for support staff at their schools, like guidance counselors and nurses.
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Some sat outside in the sunshine, talking quietly with one another, while others spoke with professional counselors.
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During my first season, I handled organizational tasks and assisted intake counselors with the initial interview process.
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On Sunday, as the group's membership ballooned, they sent counselors to hospitals to support families and victims.
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College counselors can help these students deal with the complexity of the college preparation and application process.
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After they inject, they can go to a chill room to talk with peer counselors and nurses.
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The program's counselors also helped lift her out of depression by checking in on her, she said.
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In several cases, she has rallied teachers and counselors to help particularly vulnerable girls stay in school.
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Meetings with staff counselors led to serious contemplation about her addiction, strengthening her resolve to conquer it.
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Tutors and college counselors are bankrolled, as well as years of extracurriculars to help those applications shine.
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At-risk students in two Florida counties are referred to the program by their school guidance counselors.
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Runcie says officials will be accommodating and take measures like adding counselors and service dogs in classrooms.
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Increasingly, companies are encouraging mental health with counselors, meditation sessions, campaigns designed to reduce stigma and more.
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Counselors diagnosed post-traumatic stress disorder, not from a single event but from a pile of them.
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His parents had long ago spent their savings to pay for lawyers, counselors and legally prescribed medications.
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The company's website offers links to genetic counselors for those who are weighing whether to be tested.
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What were his preferences, his guidance counselors wanted to know, for where he would go for college?
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The FPA denied my request to interview any of its counselors working with unmarried women under 26.
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Addiction doctors, nurses, and counselors, meanwhile, still tend to be paid less than other fields of medicine.
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Athletics Director Mark Harlan said counselors and psychologists were available to support McCluskey's teammates, coaches and friends.
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Marriage counselors often caution against "scorekeeping" — healthy relationships cannot survive if we obsess over each other's transgressions.
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The view from this intersection may be chaotic and crowded, but because counselors are concerned with the mental, emotional and physical health of students, it also affords counselors a glimpse of the whole child, one that teachers, parents and administrators can't often discern from their more limited viewpoints.
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The bill left only non-teacher staff eligible to participate, such as administrators, guidance counselors, librarians and coaches.
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And if you're having a hard time imagining your life without the show, "GoT" counselors are a thing.
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Teachers say their schools need more support staff — such as nurses and guidance counselors — and smaller class sizes.
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My company had grief counselors come speak with us, and that's how we began the healing process. Sept.
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But employees were told to speak with their ethics counselors at each center to see what was possible.
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The first requires therapists and counselors to treat people who are an imminent danger to themselves or others.
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The governor also proposed establishing funding to require every school in Florida to have dedicated mental health counselors.
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Such thorny scenarios were unlikely, camp leaders said, but they wanted counselors to be prepared just in case.
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The local chapter of Hillel, a major Jewish organization on college campuses, brought in grief counselors this week.
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Schools Chancellor Carmen Farina (fah-REEN&apos-yah) says trauma counselors will be provided in the schools Wednesday.
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It's these intimate conversations and demanding moments that make for a different type of volunteering experience for counselors.
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They met with close counselors to the president like Pete Rouse, Valerie Jarrett, John Podesta, and Dan Pfeiffer.
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Simmons makes liberal use of big, red title cards counting down how many camp counselors have been slaughtered.
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But Amott said the school counselors can be "tremendously overworked," helping to fuel the rise of outside consultants.
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Counselors will go over your options and do everything they can to help you stay in your home.
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The NCDA offers a searchable online database of its members, as does the National Board for Certified Counselors.
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While the online chat sessions with counselors are free, they monetize by charging for voice or video calls.
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Some counselors at Camp Shamineau in Motley, Minnesota, banded together to celebrate the 'birthday' of camp owner Herb.
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They prayed, presented photos of lost friends and family and sought help from counselors and mental health experts.
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A number of speakers called for increasing students' access to mental health professionals, like school psychologists and counselors.
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The school has called in mental health counselors to help students deal with their emotions about her murder.
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They help the guidance counselors understand exactly what each business needs, in order to better advise their students.
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American universities, especially the Ivies, have been placing greater emphasis on diversifying their student populations, admissions counselors say.
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They prayed, presented photos of lost friends and family, and sought help from counselors and mental health experts.
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A camp counselor who works with children, parents and other counselors from different backgrounds has great people skills.
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Financial advisors are finding it beneficial, in various ways, to include life coaches and counselors into their operations.
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It can be tempting to make big life changes right away, but advisors and counselors say to wait.
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"Without this or some other creative format, I can't imagine how admissions counselors can distinguish candidates," she admitted.
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McPartland is a member of the Chemical Safety for Sustainability Subcommittee of the EPA Board of Scientific Counselors.
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The mobile service offers 24/7 support from trained crisis counselors in the United States at no cost.
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Some were so distraught about it that they had to call in sick or meet with grief counselors.
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After thedeadly terror attack in Nice, France, The Times invited grief counselors to be interviewed on Facebook Live.
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They study, meeting with tutors, and confer with counselors and a psychologist to review myriad mystifying daily encounters.
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So, they initially hired Gessner, and later Benson, to help train guidance counselors and develop student exchange programs.
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And that is more easily done with genetic counselors and physicians who can provide the appropriate treatment options.
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Some held dialogues; some organized roundtables with their CEO; and some organizations provided counselors on site for employees.
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It has doubled the number of advocates, educators and counselors to 11 from five just three years ago.
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The Obama administration envisions a network of counselors, religious figures and experts who can step in to help.
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University officials said classes would resume on Thursday and counselors will be available for students, faculty, and staff.
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In many instances, inmates saw unlicensed counselors who were technically not supposed to be practicing without close supervision.
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They will have to contact their doctors or genetic counselors annually to ask if there was a reclassification.
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Other counselors told me about parents who regretted registering their children in an effort to scare them straight.
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The company, however, does offer links to genetic counselors on its website for those who desire follow-up.
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Life during the coronavirus outbreak has sapped victims' outlets for relief: Running errands, speaking with counselors, visiting friends.
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The best efforts of committed teachers, counselors, and school administrators are not always enough to reach my kids.
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She told researchers that during the school year, the counselors set out bread crumbs for students to follow.
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In one experiment, Page and Castleman had counselors proactively reach out to college-bound students during the summer.
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At the Pender clinic, Mr. Sangha said, counselors worried initially that patients be unwilling get their urine tested.
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At that time, the service had 600 counselors who had exchanged eight million messages with people seeking assistance.
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Mr. Sullivan and Ms. Robinson are expected to attend to the students as counselors, cheerleaders, impresarios and guardians.
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Those athletes were sometimes steered there by counselors who knew the courses required little work for good grades.
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And the variously incompetent, venal and cynical counselors, lawyers and "male experts on rape" are obvious straw men.
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Some college counselors say they are encouraging students to explore universities in Canada, England and even Abu Dhabi.
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Never mind the task of training new geneticists and genetic counselors in a field experiencing critical labor shortages.
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Mason says his counselors at school were leery of his decision to work for his family's auto business.
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The simple truth is that prosperous communities, good schools and savvy guidance counselors constitute affirmative action for whites.
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They said they needed more guidance counselors, social workers and other support staff focused on students' well-being.
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He had impromptu meetings with just two students and two counselors, who introduced him to some local educators.
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It said the midshipman's brigade, staff and faculty have been notified, and grief counselors are available to help.
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We spoke to more than 250 counselors, church workers, psychologists, clergy members, theologians, social workers, sociologists and survivors.
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Harvard said information for that category is drawn from a variety of sources including teachers and guidance counselors.
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She suggested that adults get the support they need first by talking to genetic counselors or a therapist.
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You seem to think, though, that administrators, counselors and the nurse on campus should know there's a problem.
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A week later, Woodstock happened and I went up with one of the other counselors that got fired.
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The high school on Tuesday had grief counselors at the ready to help students cope with the loss.
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Extra counselors talk students through lingering anxieties, and the fifth- and sixth-grade classes have two teachers each.
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Summary executions, retaliatory abductions, and torture must end immediately so that psychologists and counselors can do their jobs.
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Unlike 23andMe, it requires that tests are ordered through PWNHealth, a national network of doctors and genetic counselors.
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Superintendent Robert Runcie said officials will be accommodating and take measures including counselors and service dogs in classrooms.
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That's why Sachnoff and other tobacco educators train peer counselors, fellow students who can talk about the risks.
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At that time, the service had 240 counselors who had exchanged eight million messages with people seeking assistance.
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They bring to mind (shudder) the sort of determinedly fun-loving counselors you may remember from summer camp.
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A week later, Woodstock happened and I went up with one of the other counselors that got fired.
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That ratio can be significantly higher in many schools, overwhelming counselors and prompting families to seek outside help.
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The campers' insurance is billed for therapy; the camp counselors, who are mostly undergraduate students, volunteer their time.
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Most insurance plans limit the amount of care one can receive form a psychologist or other counselors, however.
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The Red Cross has set up a shelter at Opekika's Providence Baptist Church equipped with water, food and counselors.
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Clinton expanded on her paid speechmaking, saying she also spoke to other groups, like heart surgeons and camp counselors.
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There is only so much information that overburdened guidance counselors can cram into students during a few short meetings.
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They're fed up with overcrowded classrooms and a lack of support staff, including school nurses and mental health counselors.
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Earlier on Friday, Obama held a ceremony to recognize school counselors as part of her Reach Higher education initiative.
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Iowa law treats religious leaders as counselors and bars them from having sexual contact with congregants they&aposre counseling.
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Through the program, doctors can refer willing hospitalized patients to a dedicated crew of doctors, social workers, and counselors.
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There are grief counselors, people working with them there in conjunction with the police obtaining statements about what transpired.
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When she returned home to Tennessee, Thomas was taken to an undisclosed location to work with psychologists and counselors.
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The teachers are protesting overcrowded classrooms and a lack of support staff such as nurses and mental health counselors.
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School counselors who presented him with other options said he doesn't want to burden strangers or leave his girlfriend.
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They could have had that same experience that I did, and had absolutely no access to counselors after that.
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Every day for a month, he met with psychologists and counselors, and participated in group and individual therapy sessions.
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This also includes their clinical staff, front desk workers, insurance billers, counselors, and researchers in the OB/GYN field.
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Dickerson said the family was "beyond devastated" and that multiple teams of crisis counselors had been helping the family.
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Counselors and therapists in the referral program must not simply be sympathetic to Christians, or even be Christian themselves.
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Inmates are given 72-hours' notice and are kept in isolation, with only the company of their religious counselors.
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Empathy can also lead to more resilient children, which is something college counselors expressed concern about in recent years.
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Figures released in 2015 by the health ministry showed there were only 200 psychological counselors for the whole country.
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Psychologists and counselors recommend making your environment as conducive to stress-free work as you can during stressful times.
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Calls to school counselors to help students having emotional episodes in class have dropped from routine to nearly nonexistent.
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She urges families to first utilize their schools' guidance counselors, who, of course, are available at no extra cost.
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In addition, financial aid counselors also help students fill out private scholarship aid applications, which usually covers remaining costs.
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Grief counselors will be made available to our associates and will remain available as long as they are needed.
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"You really need to have the care managers, social workers, behavioral medicine specialists, licensed counselors or psychiatrists," he said.
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They reach out for help and empathy, and the counselors who respond are trained to help defuse the situation.
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Treasury Secretary Steve Mnuchin named four counselors to his senior staff, including Justin Muzinich, who'll work on tax reform.
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One of the best ways to change the culture at school is by working with teachers, counselors, and administrators.
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Bachner: There's a whole subculture with the counselors, but I think that would have been less Disney Channel friendly.
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"The counselors flat out said: 'Women don't ask for more money and they end up making less,'" Nichols* says.
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He enlisted the help of counselors to hose down the buildings and move propane tanks away from the fire.
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He is in denial, surrounded by advisers and TV counselors who wish to ignore the topic and its causes.
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Students need to be able to confide in counselors without worry that they will be punished, Ms. Fagell explained.
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The two first met in 1980 when they were both counselors at an East Orange, New Jersey summer camp.
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Grief counselors were there, helping friends and families of the victims, the center's recreation leader, Robby Williams, told CNN.
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Schools are pleading for a sufficient number of social workers, nurses and counselors to help address students' basic needs.
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And it is teachers and counselors who will guide students through the psychological and emotional tumult of parental removal.
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Crisis counselors and therapy dogs were on hand to support them as they spoke about the trauma they experienced.
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The administrators and guidance counselors also discussed another group of siblings who had missed three days of school. Why?
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Alexander is proposing would make clear that schools can use federal funds to hire more counselors and enhance security.
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Others might have gotten tests given by harried underqualified school counselors who had to rush to finish before lunch.
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But he said that many factors went into that score, including information from high school guidance counselors and teachers.
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Counselors are suggesting that some people may feel safer by sleeping in their living room near an escape route.
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Trump administration officials said the insurance counselors, known as navigators, did not enroll enough people to justify more spending.
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Roam's live-in community managers played camp counselors, urging on social activity in a pleasant albeit intermittently patronizing way.
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Mr. Kwek also consulted with counselors at the Sexual Assault Care Center to learn about the manifestations of trauma.
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Now, there are growing efforts to train counselors to help patients complete PADs and urge hospitals to honor them.
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Hiring Chinese-speaking mental health counselors may be the ideal solution, although qualified candidates can be hard to find.
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Rehab centers and drug counselors reached out, waived fees and helped them bypass waiting lists to get into treatment.
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University officials said most classes would resume on Thursday and counselors will be available for students, faculty and staff.
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He is a member of the men's Division I rowing team, and he has already met with career counselors.
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CreditCreditClay Hickson Summer camp: It's not just for campfires, crushes on counselors and crying alone in a bunk bed.
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As a result, Latimer and Urbahn have ceased to be just agents; they've become career counselors and life coaches.
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A soft pull, by contrast, is used by loan counselors to get a fix on a consumer's credit standing.
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It charges twice as much for a soft pull as it does for a hard pull, housing counselors said.
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That could include identifying areas where more funding is needed, such as for community health centers and school counselors.
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On Monday, January 20, Trump's counselors submitted a 110-page brief to the Senate calling for a swift acquittal.
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Genetic counselors are in a unique position to help patients and their providers navigate medically complex genetic risk factors.
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The legislation would authorize the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services to recognize certified genetic counselors as health-care providers.
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Since its founding by Everett L. Harris in 1937, the firm has been independently owned by its investment counselors.
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Jo was short-tempered; I got kicked out of two summer camps for refusing to listen to my counselors.
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I'd been condescended to by teachers, I'd been groped by camp counselors, I'd been flashed by men in cars.
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But the way the state's licensing agency wrote the administrative rules gave counselors a lot of freedom to practice.
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Counselors were available for students, staff and family at Abraham Lincoln Elementary School in the wake of the death.
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Clifford Swan Investment Counselors advises individuals, families and mid-size institutions, crafting personalized strategies for wealth preservation and growth.
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College counselors said that Missouri might have a hard time recovering from protests because its reputation was largely regional.
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We're told Azriel and her family are searching for qualified counselors and therapists, so she can begin healing ... mentally.
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The industry employed 33,760 rehabilitation counselors in 2018, and BLS projects that occupation to grow by 9.8% by 2028.
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Campers live in bunks with trained volunteer counselors and participate in traditional camp activities and age-appropriate grief activities.
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Idis Nichol said counselors advised her during those tough moments, and she tried to distract herself by playing games.
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Surrounded by his sponsor from his recovery group and Brittany's counselors, he got down on his knees -- and apologized.
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The local SHIPs have more than 14,500 counselors - 57 percent of whom are highly trained volunteers, according to MRC.
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At the school today, there will be grief counselors, comfort dogs, "MSD Strong" shirts -- and flowers on empty desks.
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They didn't include any applications aimed at health care providers, or that connected users directly to physicians or counselors.
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Last year, counselors answered more than 2.2 million calls and more than 100,000 online chats, according to the FCC.
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Earlier this year, he declined to renew half of the membership of the 18-person Board of Scientific Counselors.
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It is a valuable tool to understand what counselors and behavioral experts look to in assessing a potential threat.
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During the day, teachers act as counselors, confidants, mentors, surrogate parents, moral directors, instructors and advisers to their students.
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Per the suggestion of our counselors, we attended individual therapy once a week and couples therapy once a month.
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I work on a unit that treats women who are health care professionals like doctors, nurses and addiction counselors.
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The independent counselors at the free State Health Insurance Assistance Programs should probably brace for waves of new clients.
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They are also asking for a raise, more charter school accountability and more funding for guidance counselors and nurses.
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He has worked with mental health counselors for years, his family said, and has been on and off antidepressants.
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With the expansion of private admissions coaching, some counselors feel sidelined, or fear their students won't be treated fairly.
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They include the EPA Scientific Advisory Board, the Clean Air Scientific Advisory Committee, and the Board of Scientific Counselors.
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In this hot summer flick, these camp counselors bring you back to 1981 on the last day of summer.
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And that's also why we include genetic counseling where anyone who takes a test ... So these are your genetic counselors.
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Watching the explosive interaction are relationship counselors Dr. Ish and Dr. V, who assess the scene through a TV screen.
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With that in mind, we talked to a handful of counselors about the hardest stuff to talk about in therapy.
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We need to try to educate... teachers, administration, and counselors so they understand exactly what the 'gateway law' is saying.
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A group of campers and counselors staying in Mr. Turner's honorary cabin pose for a picture, thanking the WWII veteran.
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NPR is forming a group of peer counselors who are trained to help others navigate the reporting process, Lara said.
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While in treatment, one of Meadows' counselors suggested that he keep a journal so that he could track his progress.
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"There are counselors who will play with them and they can address any trauma they ve been through," Garner adds.
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These include in-house counselors, mental health 'first aid' courses, yoga sessions for traders, and more comprehensive mental healthcare plans.
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Around 150 counselors and more than 40 therapy dogs were there to provide comfort and support to the grieving students.
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Around 150 counselors and more than 40 therapy dogs were there to provide comfort and support to the grieving teens.
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The deal that ended that strike called for the city to hire one nurse per school and hire more counselors.
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Then there's typically a hike; the counselors point to the massive trees and plump blackberries as examples of God's greatness.
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Yet even under the close supervision of counselors and relatives, romances have blossomed, resulting in several marriages over the years.
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Middle- and working-class kids rely on high school guidance counselors to help them navigate college admission and financial aid.
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The counseling center, Daystar Counseling, issued a statement saying the comments attributed to one of its counselors is not true.
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Mr. Harrison, 29, is a commercial litigation consultant in the Manhattan office of Brewer, Attorneys & Counselors, a Dallas law firm.
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He also wants to double the number of school psychologists, guidance counselors, nurses, social workers and other health care professionals.
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At least 70 are licensed, meaning they are under the supervision of a physician and employ nurses and volunteer counselors.
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Though it's been a decade since all the counselors last met, things at Camp Firewood look pretty much the same.
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Officials said soon after the shooting in Parkland, Florida that grief counselors would be available to students, teachers, and others.
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But it also worked with "education researchers and nonprofit organizations, high school counselors, and admissions professionals" to build the feature.
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Grief counselors were called in to the schools where some of the children were enrolled, the Portland Oregonian newspaper reported.
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Grief counselors were on hand at all of our schools today and counseling will remain in place until further notice.
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"Crisis counselors will be available for students and staff throughout the day," according to a letter from Principal Eric Contreras.
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During role-playing exercises, they practice best ways to validate feelings and try out their pseudonyms, which all counselors use.
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Another recent study published this month found counselors are often ill-equipped to deal with issues specific to marginalized people.
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Instead, parents and counselors encourage them to follow the well-plotted and well-trod course to a four-year college.
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A decade or so ago, parents, teachers and counselors discovered something that their children and students had already figured out.
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That's because there are fewer than 5,2013 genetic counselors in the United States, which falls far short of the demand.
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Chicago Teachers Union President Karen Lewis said the plan was poorly thought out and would place additional burdens on counselors.
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The counselors were found with used needles and small baggies for heroin near their bodies, the district attorney's office said.
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If parents, teachers, administrators, guidance counselors, mentors, coaches, and religious leaders implemented more of these, more suicides could be prevented.
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You can find a list of certified non-profit student loan counselors on the National Foundation for Credit Counseling website.
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Provide funding to require access to mental health counselors who will give direct counseling services to students at every school.
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I should've let him go then..& for real the worst thing you can say is that we had 4 counselors??
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Guidance counselors carry caseloads of up to 500 students each, and the schoolwide pupil-teacher ratio is 30 to one.
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Ms. Rougely said school officials blamed her daughter, and when the mother met with administrators and counselors, she felt rebuffed.
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But there's no provision in Preserving Employee Wellness Act that would require employers to provide genetic counselors to their employees.
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Disempowering front-line counselors whose input gets ignored by physicians who prematurely discharge at-risk veterans, sometimes against their will.
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Cuzick recalled various steps in the process: a series of medical tests, meetings with counselors, paperwork and even financial advising.
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In the original "Friday the 13th" (1980), counselors are murdered one by one while attempting to reopen a summer camp.
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After seven years, they started couples therapy and went for many years to various counselors, while also seeing individual therapists.
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There have been a number of people who have reached out to me, counselors, therapists, who want to be helpful.
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New Oriental's counseling division - Beijing New Oriental Vision Overseas Consultancy Co - has centers throughout China and 3,300 counselors and staff.
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Mary Beth Fisk, chief executive of the San Antonio-based Ecumenical Center, has brought about 20 counselors to Sutherland Springs.
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The Health Canada federal agency said in a statement it sent two mental health counselors as part of that unit.
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Davidson sends emissaries to speak with the leaders of community-based organizations and with guidance counselors in less affluent schools.
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Crisis counselors and additional School Police patrols will be at the school on Monday to support our students and staff.
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Ask high school counselors, who complain that colleges don't reward promising students for their creativity, determination or service to others.
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Any resulting pregnancies are viewed as heaping even more disgrace on families, according to counselors working in the refugee camps.
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It might look, for example, at whether mental health counselors are available 24 hours a day for those in crisis.
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The medical system has sufficient counselors to handle the demand, said Adam H. Buchanan, co-director of the counseling program.
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Union leaders in Los Angeles expect some 241,2700 teachers, counselors, nurses, and librarians to walk the picket line this week.
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All 1,750 students are eligible to participate, and teachers and counselors are recruiting students to bring their laundry to school.
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But it'd be unfair to think most high school counselors are as shitty as 13 Reasons Why portrayed Mr. Porter.
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I scour job sites, apply far and wide, go through my contact lists and elicit help from professional job counselors.
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College counselors said they were swamped with calls from parents on Thursday as word of the new measurement got out.
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Three of his classmates were also injured, and the school was providing grief counselors to students, Superintendent Nickalous Manning said.
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Grief counselors were stationed at the middle school, where the girls had participated in sports teams and the school band.
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They often have therapists and counselors on staff, resiliency training, and safeguards in place that force people to take breaks.
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The staff counselors ensure they are aware of resources for adoption and parenting and share information about the abortion process.
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And for free, 24/7 mental health counseling, Crisis Text Line has trained counselors available by texting "STRENGTH" to 741741.
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Schools with more black students are less likely to provide counselors, offer advanced classes, and hire teachers with proper licenses.
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Valerie Freeman, a parent who lives in Paterson, said nurses and substance abuse counselors had been cut throughout the district.
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While many young girls didn't realize they were being abused, some did, and they told coaches, counselors, even the police.
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There are many administrators and counselors and a nurse on our campus, all of whom should see what I see.
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There were no grief counselors then, Blass said, so Clemente's teammates had to handle their emotions as best they could.
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She could only come to school covered in cuts and bruises so many times before her counselors had to intervene.
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County officials said that grief counselors and employees of the local tourism bureau were helping the families of the victims.
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Literature that some states require counselors to give a woman before having an abortion mention "regret" and lasting emotional harm.
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" Duany added, "The growing demand for bilingual teachers, counselors and other staff is one challenge faced by many local schools.
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Yet few public high schools serving significant numbers of low-income and first-generation students have anywhere near enough counselors.
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Unlike their well-off peers, cosseted by counselors and parents, these young people are typically left to their own devices.
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Millions of educators, school counselors, employers and students from across the country are praising all that CTE has to offer.
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In a statement, Rite Aid said the distribution center has been closed and grief counselors were made available to employees.
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Hire more counselors and school nurses and social workers and psychologists so that many people are caring for each child.
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The city and county will also spend money to expand services in schools, including hiring more nurses, counselors and psychologists.
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Now, educators are demanding higher pay, smaller class sizes and the hiring of more support staff like counselors and librarians.
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There are also referrals to co-parenting counselors, financial planners and even personal trainers who focus on life after divorce.
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I have had the pleasure of serving on the EPA Board of Scientific Counselors, and my appointment was terminated today.
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Chani's since found a new camp where counselors take her behavior in stride: "They've found a way to work with it, so if she doesn't want to do an activity, they'll convince her by telling her afterwards she can spend time with Noah, one of the male counselors she has a crush on," says Shevin.
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This treatment is typically delivered through group therapy led by counselors whose main qualification is their own completion of the program.
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Jackson says that guidance counselors are going to show students how much money they could make if they picked another route.
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And the shortage of mental health counselors is a big concern across the country -- especially after all the recent school shootings.
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Lisa Respers France emails: It was so intense to film "When They See Us" that DuVernay had crisis counselors on set.
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Guidance counselors have had to determine discreetly who needs book bags and which families might need gift cards to buy food.
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The North Carolina Association of Educators said teachers want: -- More school librarians, psychologists, social workers, counselors, nurses and other health professionals.
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HSBC is considering hiring on-site counselors as part of its 'Healthiest Human System' initiative, the brainchild of CEO John Flint.
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We often have summer staff stay in the cabins at night with the counselors when young campers are on the property.
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Counselors explain that it's not unusual for people to get so attached to the story lines from TV shows and movies.
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If your idea of unwinding is racing go-karts or singing Iggy Pop songs, then let them be your relaxation counselors.
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And the Grown and Flown Parents group is making a College Admissions group that charges $29.99 for access to college counselors.
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Getting into the high schools and getting kids on a track, working with their counselors and parents to fill those jobs.
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Murphy said schools in the area will be opened tomorrow, and crisis counselors will be on hand to talk to students.
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While tripping, at least in the Hopkins study, they were in a familiar room, guided by soothing music and supportive counselors.
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" And so he hatched up a plan, talking his friends and counselors into a skit where they would "dress up silly.
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Of course, the counselors were only like 50 yards up the slope, but because it was so thick, they weren't visible.
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They also help clarify that "sidewalk" or "pregnancy" counselors are not affiliated with the clinic and hold up pro-choice signs.
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Proof of it lies in around 800 people seeking out YourDost's 350 counselors every day through the website or the app.
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He questioned how the cash-strapped school system will pay for additional guidance counselors to help students develop post-secondary plans.
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High school teachers and college counselors could offer CTE to their students as a desirable and legitimate path to career success.
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Amanda Bynes is under the care of mental health professionals and addiction counselors again after suffering a relapse ... TMZ has learned.
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Swamped teachers and guidance counselors don't have time to advise them fully on college options or write persuasive letters of recommendation.
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The school system, especially teachers and counselors, became the overwhelmed first responders for students dealing with trauma, depression, and behavioral issues.
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In April 1990, Crystal Grendell, an eleven-year-old girl, admitted to D.A.R.E. counselors that her parents owned some marijuana plants.
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He also proposed roughly doubling the number of "minister-counselors," the third-highest rank, from 35 to 68, according to Reuters.
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In addition, we will invest funds from a recent voter-approved referendum to hire more counselors, social workers and behavior specialists.
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These are cost-effective ways of ensuring compliance with the law while also allowing survivors to work with lawyers and counselors.
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In addition, the VA is also working to address this issue by hiring more counselors to strengthen its vocational rehabilitation program.
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And there were several missteps along the way, including bringing him home from treatment too early against the advice of counselors.
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The school district offered an additional $75 million to help decrease class sizes and hire more teachers, counselors, nurses and librarians.
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He said he tried to train Dipont guidance counselors to help students come up with their own essay ideas, but struggled.
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That well-intentioned sentiment, while it may be true among some hiring managers, has diminished in importance, according to career counselors.
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Ms. Chawla met Sanam Wadhwani about three years ago when they were counselors together at a camp in Kerhonkson, near Poughkeepsie.
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Each can has the Trevor Project's life line number and Brew Dr. Kombucha's donations will help train three TrevorChat crisis counselors.
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Officials made guidance counselors available, he said, and did everything they could to make sure kids in the district felt safe.
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They envision a community-based system that sends doctors, nurses, and health counselors out of the hospital and onto the streets.
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Cora Fulmore, coordinator of the Florida Housing Counselors Network, said some borrowers remained wary, perhaps because of past tussles with lenders.
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Many students, admissions officers, guidance counselors and teachers reacted to the shutdown with snark and a strong dose of gallows humor.
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They all had regular checkups and ongoing support at a weight loss clinic with physicians, weight loss educators, counselors and dieticians.
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Student Opinion What advice have you gotten from your parents, teachers, counselors or other responsible adults in your life about sexting?
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Mental health counselors knew the gunman was troubled, but never had a complete picture of just how dangerous he had become.
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She confided in school counselors who not only supported her education goals, but helped her find shelters and LGBT-friendly programs.
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She confided in school counselors who not only supported her education goals, but helped her find shelters and LGBT-friendly programs.
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Flynn was one of Trump's longest-standing counselors, one of the few Cabinet members who joined Team Trump during the campaign.
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We posed our own Student Opinion question about this article, asking What Advice Should Parents and Counselors Give Teenagers About Sexting?
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Health workers are treating malnourished children, while mental health counselors are providing support to refugees suffering from acute stress and trauma.
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Sometimes, it's a metaphor, as in the case of for-hire college counselors who can ease admission to Ivy League colleges.
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The couple met in 2007 as counselors at Ramapo for Children, a camp in Rhinebeck, N.Y., for children with special needs.
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An hour later, he will speak about "Being a Christian Leader" at the 28500 American Association of Christian Counselors World Conference.
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While community networks can provide crucial support, mental health organizations and counselors can be invaluable to the process of self-care.
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Counselors secreted her and her sons to a safe house, before moving them to a more permanent home early last year.
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The organization made grief counselors available to players and other team employees, and former Lakers, such as Metta World Peace, visited.
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"It's a matryoshka doll of whistleblowing," said Kel McClanahan, executive director of the Washington, D.C.-based law firm National Security Counselors.
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Little research exists on the best strategies to stop vaping, so quitline counselors generally employ techniques they'd use for cigarette addiction.
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Several counselors were sent to talk with students, he said, including those who were also questioned by investigators about the shooting.
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Founded in 1979, Salem Investment Counselors provides wealth management services as a fiduciary and SEC Registered Investment Advisor to clients nationwide.
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Whatever the reason, many of the college-age counselors working alongside the teachers at BEAM were paying special attention to Jonathan.
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Students described a roller coaster of emotions as they walked into a school filled with friends, grief counselors and comfort dogs.
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An agreement between college counselors and the Justice Department should free up colleges to woo early-decision applicants with financial aid.
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The next day, counselors and staff members were deployed to the middle school to provide support for students, Mr. Briles said.
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Every overt act is an opportunity for observers to reach out to law enforcement, teachers, counselors, human resources, pastors and parents.
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Many participants, such as Grace Guishard, a second-grade teacher in Maryland, posted requests for more school counselors and social workers.
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Training financial aid counselors and advisors in the religious stipulations that many of us hold is a great place to start.
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The Trump administration sharply reduced grants to insurance counselors known as navigators and cut spending for advertising to publicize open enrollment.
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The University of Michigan has 12 "embedded" counselors, including psychologists and social workers, in its schools of engineering, dentistry and pharmacy.
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The bills sought to prohibit counselors from proposing or engaging in treatments to change a minor's sexual orientation or gender identity.
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The sizable work force of trained clinicians and peer counselors necessary to improve outcomes for women and children does not yet exist.
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Murphy also said schools in the area will be opened tomorrow, and crisis counselors will be on hand to talk to students.
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Among the teacher demands were higher pay, smaller classroom sizes and more support staff in schools, including additional nurses, librarians and counselors.
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He said the Mount Pleasant school has 000,225 students and a staff of guidance counselors, but only one licensed mental health counselor.
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"If he wants to have a gun, he could have a gun," Lynda Cruz told her son&aposs counselors, according to Gualtieri.
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His girlfriend Dana Footman, who he would later marry, urged him not to give up, as did his coaches and school counselors.
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All claims are investigated thoroughly, and school counselors are trained to help students and intervene when they are aware of a situation.
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After the busy fall season of interviews and school visits wound down, my fellow admissions counselors and I had to review applications.
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And Paul Gilman is the new leader of the Board of Scientific Counselors (BOSC), which provides input on the EPA's research agenda.
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Two out of three counseling requests come in between 8pm and 4am, and 5,500 volunteer counselors are on hand waiting for them.
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The next school day after the lockdown, JCHS had counselors on hand for students who were too upset to go to class.
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They also hope lawmakers will designate more funds to fix shoddy infrastructure and to support school counselors, nurses, social workers, and psychologists.
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College counselors say that depending on the institutions, the repercussions could range from schools canceling a student's applications to rescinding admissions offers.
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The startup runs webinars for counselors, and now that it's summer, is trying to reach students through online ads outside of school.
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The law prohibits state-licensed mental health counselors, including psychologists and social workers, from offering therapy to change sexual orientation in minors.
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Amanda said something they're trying to do for next year is have a room of peer support counselors for this exact situation.
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During lunch, one of us counselors would slowly draw the curtain back and watch as the expansive-looking gorilla "habitat" revealed itself.
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Arora said the startup, which also has about 3,38.53 call center representatives and counselors, builds profiles of students to make college recommendations.
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It's why marriage counselors will ask couples who don't "feel the spark anymore" to think about when they first fell in love.
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The Grown and Flown Parents group is spawning a College Admissions and Affordability subscription group with access to college counselors for $29.99.
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Career counselors can help you map out a job search, build a resume, polish your online image and be a sounding board.
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The original Friday the 13th tells the story of camp counselors who drop dead, one by one, thanks to an unseen killer.
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Voorhees (Betsy Palmer) a woman whose son, Jason, drowned at the camp decades earlier under the watch of less-than-observant counselors.
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Typical treatments for opioid addiction, such as methadone and buprenorphine, often require frequent visits to doctors and counselors and dealing with insurance.
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Grief counselors have been made available to players, and the team decided to play against a cross-town rival in her honor.
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The two counselors at a drug treatment halfway house in Chester County, Pennsylvania, were supposed to help others recover from their addictions.
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Nor is merely staffing up a sufficient step, as students may need more diverse resources and types of support than counselors alone.
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But the steady attentions of counselors, who represented his first exposure to "authority figures invested in my success," he says, bear fruit.
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At the time, the industry was already engaged in a voluntary effort called HOPE NOW to coordinate foreclosure mitigation with housing counselors.
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It found that at least two-thirds of counselors had never received training on how to identify or treat race-based trauma.
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And the counselors weren't there, they shadowed the kids, so the kids were by themselves and they had to figure it out.
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Or do they see the name calling and baseless accusations across social media and think their teachers and counselors were all wrong?
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In regards to abuse cases, the church says it takes steps to encourage reporting and, where available, provides counselors to help victims.
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The NDAA would also expand special victims counsel training so that counselors have more training specifically on male victims of sexual assault.
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It may help explain why after they were released, the sailors told their counselors they were anxious and upset, the official said.
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The six recovering addicts who live at Freedom Ridge Lodge found the two live-in counselors in separate rooms, unresponsive, authorities said.
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Navient counselors work with struggling borrowers every day to educate them about IDR plans, but current policies mean they cannot enroll immediately.
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As of 2012, more than 100 men — rabbis, teachers and camp counselors, among them — had been arrested by the authorities in Brooklyn.
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Wet Hot American Summer is back again — but one of Camp Firewood's most notable counselors will be absent from the Netflix sequel.
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"School counselors chafe at the outdated term 'guidance counselor,' a relic from the past that no longer reflects our role," she wrote.
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Embedding counselors in-uniform with military units to interact with and meet the warrior on their own terms will get them talking.
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And Mr. Matthews started thinking about adding counselors who would not just get students into college, but follow them through to completion.
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In early May, EPA dismissed members of the Board of Scientific Counselors, an 2023-member advisory board that reviews EPA scientist research.
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This includes people in the treatment industry and harm reduction coalitions alike, from heads of organizations to counselors from employees to volunteers.
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Weiqing and other agencies said their counselors were prohibited from becoming intimately involved with the mistresses or from using or threatening violence.
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Around 60 Berkeley students remain in Nice, and counselors have been sent there to help them cope with their shock and grief.
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The couple met in 2007 while working as camp counselors at the John F. Kennedy International School, a private school in Saanen.
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State and local governments, academic institutions and non-governmental organizations need to get in the game to train a cadre of counselors.
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Last fall, we learned of our nominations to serve on the Board of Scientific Counselors (BOSC) of the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA).
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Patients in rural areas pay $183 a week, which entitles them to resources including group therapy sessions led by licensed addiction counselors.
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The actors who play them also portray the therapists and counselors — or "field staff" as they are referred to in the program.
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He said elementary school students won't benefit as much as older students because the younger kids won't get additional librarians or counselors.
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The midday pause was more or less unstructured, with players working foosball tables and PlayStations under the light supervision of young counselors.
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Interpreting results of genetic testing may be more easily done with genetic counselors and physicians who can provide the appropriate treatment options.
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The next day there was more security and there were counselors available, but it did feel weird to go back to school.
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Ultimately, for us to feel more comfortable and supported, there needs to be more PoCs as counselors, tutors, and career advisors available.
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Their partnership consisted of both donating festival proceeds to the network as well as on-site counselors, security, and a resource center.
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A revolving door of psychologists and counselors took turns offering me a vast array of diagnoses for my deep bouts of depression.
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People with SPD who didn't have health insurance that covers visits to psychiatrists or counselors increased from 103 percent to 9.5 percent.
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The more popular ideas from the discussions included hiring more school counselors and having more armed security on campuses, the Chronicle reported.
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Federal officials and insurance counselors who advise consumers have been speaking more explicitly about the penalties, so they could still prove effective.
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He recorded the sessions he was having with his counselors that forced him to look back on his childhood and transcribed them.
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In the schools that PeerForward works with, the ratio of students to college guidance counselors is often 500 to 1 or higher.
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His bill would allow 100,000 public schools to use federal dollars for school counselors, alarm systems, security cameras and crisis intervention training.
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N.B.H.: I had so many children being referred to me for evaluation of A.D.H.D., sent in by teachers or principals or counselors.
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They're fighting, they say, for the schools those students deserve — with nurses and counselors, arts funding, smaller classes and ethnic studies programs.
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The teachers are asking for higher wages, smaller class sizes and more support staff in schools, including nurses, librarians and guidance counselors.
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Harkamal Sangha, one of the two counselors who manage the Pender clinic program, says the approach works well for people using stimulants.
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Some admissions experts and high school guidance counselors said they had noticed more students, typically from highly educated families, using such assessments.
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Instead of a planned Sunday afternoon news conference celebrating the selection of Ballentine, a Topeka native, grief counselors were posted on campus.
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High school counselors are often students' biggest advocates, whether guiding teenagers through depression or the stress of SAT tests and college essays.
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School-based counselors and private consultants are often wary of one another, but both sides agreed that the relationship can be productive.
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They are left without the ability to speak with counselors and are more likely to act out, then are punished or medicated.
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Savvy high school guidance counselors know as well, and sometimes they'll even bring it up when talking to us about their students.
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Though outwardly amiable, Mr. Sanders's inner circle fractured between some long-serving counselors and relative newcomers, like Faiz Shakir, his campaign manager.
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Even those who can access help encounter a reality never intended to alienate: a scarcity of black and Latino counselors and therapists.
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But I have also talked to farmers who were told they were "too smart" to farm by high school counselors and mentors.
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Cannabis counselors — government employees — will advise on, among things, which marijuana strains induce relaxation or euphoria, as well as possible harmful effects.
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The students had told school counselors about her notebook, which had "detailed plans to commit murder" at the church, according to police.
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But high school guidance counselors and admissions experts say the heightened competition has turned the process into a anxiety-ridden numbers game.
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And the 100 Schools Project coaches teachers and guidance counselors on identifying trauma or substance abuse in middle and high school students.
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The high school is also providing grief counselors to help students cope with the loss, it said in a Facebook post Friday.
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She's really good at business, and we're counselors to each other out of love and out of respect and out of reality.
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The program would allow districts to arm and train some school employees, including librarians and counselors, but not full-time classroom teachers.
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Jennifer Cragg, said the Navy had sent a rapid intervention team of counselors to assist sailors in dealing with the recent suicides.
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Hundreds of students attended a brief gathering at a campus athletics complex where chaplains and counselors offered support, according to the school.
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The system currently has 1503 genetic counselors on staff, but anticipates needing hundreds more as genetic testing becomes cheaper and more accessible.
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Mr. Sharone is working with career counselors to explore how to put this finding to work to help the long-term unemployed.
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"We found that better counselors are aware of how the conversation is going and change their language along the way," Althoff said.
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The school counselors approach students they think are having problems, in the hopes that they could help someone having the same issues.
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Right now that is a bit of a missing link and it compliments the work that school counselors and parents are doing.
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The Board of Scientific Counselors, whose members were dismissed over the weekend, evaluates the rigors of the research conducted at the EPA.
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Dave LoebsackDavid (Dave) Wayne LoebsackOvernight Health Care — Presented by National Taxpayers Union — Buttigieg targets Warren, Sanders on health care ahead of debate | Judge overturns ObamaCare transgender protections | Poll sees support drop for 'Medicare for All' Genetic counselors save health care dollars when involved in the testing process Iowa Democrat tops Ernst in third-quarter fundraising for Senate race MORE (D-Iowa) and Mike KellyGeorge (Mike) Joseph KellyGenetic counselors save health care dollars when involved in the testing process America's workers and small business owners need the SECURE Act House votes to repeal ObamaCare's 'Cadillac tax' MORE (R-Pa.), the legislation would authorize CMS to recognize certified genetic counselors as health-care providers and reimburse certified genetic counselors for services delivered to Medicare beneficiaries at 85 percent of physician payment levels for the same services.
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Almost all state and federal prisons provide access to prison chaplains, but the same cannot be said of independent secular counselors and educators.
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"We are supporting our school community in any way possible and providing grief counselors to help students cope with this tragedy," Zuniga said.
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On Friday, she is expected to give her final official remarks as first lady, speaking at a White House event honoring school counselors.
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North's response is "a misguided attempt to deflect from reality," said William A. Brewer III, partner at Brewer, Attorneys & Counselors, in a statement.
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And the need for genetic counselors to help interpret such information has led to a smattering of startups hoping to fill that void.
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Webber was a 2017 graduate of Central High School, which said it was deploying extra security and grief counselors across the school district.
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Grief counselors were on hand and the Red Cross was providing support to players' families as well as the families who billet players.
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Genetic counselors typically need a master's degree in genetic counseling or genetics, as well as certification through the American Board of Genetic Counseling.
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"Work culture," which grew at a "frothy" rate over the past year, includes training and development specialists, career counselors, and industrial-organizational psychologists.
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But according to the latest figures, the average national ratio of high school students to counselors runs as high as 482 to 1.
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The camp was canceled for the rest of the week with counselors available for both staff and campers, according to the Tribune-Review.
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Former Vice President Joseph R. Biden Jr. has promised to double the number of counselors, social workers, psychologists and nurses working inside schools.
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Bereavement counselors said that only in the last decade have academics and nonprofit groups begun directly addressing the relationship between grieving and food.
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For the past several years, the union has been calling for salary increases, smaller class sizes, and more school nurses, counselors, and psychologists.
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In the group of 10 zoo camp counselors there was a definite alpha male, tall and blond and a bit of a jerk.
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"I can't express enough how this is not about discrimination but designed to prevent discrimination against counselors with strongly held beliefs," he said.
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Greyhound said it was rerouting inbound schedules to its Richmond garage until further notice and is offering counselors to its employees and customers.
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At North Lawndale College Prep, a charter school that is privately funded, Smith says there once were four counselors, one for each grade.
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Over the past three years, users of the text line have exchanged nearly 7.5 million text messages with volunteer Crisis Text Line counselors.
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The Board of Scientific Counselors, for example, helps decide which issues the EPA investigates and provides recommendations for how to conduct robust research.
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Counselors were on hand to speak with both teachers and students, who made cards for her family and left flowers at her desk.
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The couple had been working that summer as Christian camp counselors and had planned to return to their Midwestern home for their wedding.
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In May, EPA head Scott Pruitt informed 18 members of the agency's Board of Science Counselors that their terms would not be renewed.
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The Hal Smith Restaurant Group, which owns the restaurant, said the restaurant was closed Friday and counselors were available to employees and customers.
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The platform connects school counselors and parents to the student's checklist, so everybody involved in the education process is on the same page.
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Users send in questions on the different platforms and a team of 12 doctors, nurses, clinical officers, and counselors respond to their queries.
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I spoke to camp counselors, I spoke to health-care executives, I spoke to, you know, just a wide range of groups, right?
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Owner Bruce O&aposConnell says there are grief counselors for his approximately 100 employees after their co-worker was found dead on Tuesday.
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The district routinely assists students by providing services from our board certified behavioral analyst, licensed mental health counselors, school social workers, and psychologists.
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The union wants the number of social workers, counselors and other clinicians to meet the recommended ratios set by each profession's national associations.
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Campus suicide prevention efforts can loop in counselors, faculty members, administrators, and resident assistants to ensure multiple touchpoints for every at-risk student.
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I had counselors telling me how I'd ruined my life, [Selena's] life and how I ruined the father's life, even though he participated.
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There are many nonprofit credit counselors out there to help you develop a budget, weigh your options and work out a repayment plan.
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Korsen: Those summers were really special—the connection you create and the attachment you have to your friends and counselors and your cabin.
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An EPA spokesman told CNBC in a statement that the agency received "hundreds of nominations" to serve on the Board of Scientific Counselors.
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When asked if either one of the teens would consider talking to mental health counselors if they were available at school, both recoiled.
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Ross: We interviewed many of the counselors that were coming, and frankly, most of them were not good candidates to be on television.
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That state agency was threatening to shut down a faith-based drug rehabilitation program, called Teen Challenge, for failing to employ licensed counselors.
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As a result, more than a dozen mortgage counselors and lenders told Reuters they expect a significant drop in the loans from Monday.
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These apps have begun to address the needs of patient follow-up by providing treatment support through open lines of communication with counselors.
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Correction: This report was updated to correct the number of counselors interviewed and number of women who reported not knowing about apprenticeship opportunities.
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We're going to hook you up with personal guidance counselors and see if we can get to the root of the problem here.
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"It was a bad year, and I'm sorry," Coleman said in September, at a conference of university admissions officers and high school counselors.
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One of the main factors in a school's rank is how highly officials at peer institutions and secondary-school guidance counselors esteem it.
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They may also not have the support of skilled breastfeeding counselors and other health care providers who can assist them with breastfeeding difficulties.
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" As Ernst talked about a shortage of counselors in the country, someone in the crowd shouted, "We're short Congress people that take action.
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The Tulare County Office of Education has made counselors from their mental health services program available to any students who need to talk.
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"A lot of the counselors I went to were like, 'Oh my gosh, that's just a part of being a teenager,'" she said.
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At that particular location, the facility would have pharmacists, physical therapists, counselors, and others who would manage the care that the patient receives.
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Those who actually work there, including doctors and counselors as well as guards, face a possible jail term if they break confidentiality rules.
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As the bodies of camp counselors begin dropping one by one, it quickly becomes apparent that no one in the woods is safe.
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Teachers are expected to be guidance counselors, social workers, nutritional advisers, disciplinarians, mediators and health care professionals, in addition to educating their students.
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