Self-care for school counselors is an important aspect of your routine as a helping professional. Holding yourself accountable is key ...
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The value of social-emotional learning is undisputed amongst both teachers and counselors. We know that kids need to learn SEL ...
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Parent buy-in for counseling services can be challenging in many communities. Some parents comes with preconceived ideas about counseling and ...
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Cultivating healthy friendships amongst students is crucial for a positive learning environment. When students know the difference between healthy and ...
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After fidget spinners came on the scene, teachers began banning self-regulation tools from the classroom. Students misused them and teachers ...
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What is mindfulness? Simply put, it’s the ability to pay attention to the present moment, without any judgment. Although it may seem ...
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Teasing between peers can be an ongoing battle causing chaos in the classroom. It’s important to educate students on the ...
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Bullying happens everywhere. Bullies can be big or small, young or old. Recognizing a bully and taking away their power ...
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Empower students to escape negative thinking traps by guiding them to reframe negative thoughts. Once students identify these cognitive distortions, ...
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One week per year, school counselors from around the nation, find ways to spread the word about how school counselors ...
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From time to time, you are going to have a conversation with an angry parent. No matter how hard you ...
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Environment matters. From the office walls to your desktop, what you put in your school counseling office sets the tone ...
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“Tracking school counseling time is my favorite task,” said no counselor ever. (especially not The Counseling Teacher!) I have to ...
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Finding the Words: Bibliotherapy & Diversity How does one “teach” others to be respectable citizens who appreciate and even celebrate ...