With this blog, we will complete our multicultural conversation by looking at three counseling considerations for Native Americans. Please note that this series is not meant to cover all facets of multiculturalism, but rather to provide some useful information and give you a “head start” in your counseling career. Another important thing to remember is […]
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Top 3 Multicultural Counseling Considerations for Asian Clients
In this blog, we will discuss the top 3 counseling considerations for Asian Americans. This is the fourth entry in a series of blogs addressing multicultural issues in counseling.
Multicultural Considerations for Latino Clients (Part 2)
In this blog, we will continue our conversation about considerations for Latino clients by discussing religiosity, child rearing and immigration status. This is the third entry in a series of blogs addressing multicultural issues in counseling.
Multicultural Considerations for Latino Clients
In this second blog, we will discuss counseling considerations for Latino clients.
Multicultural Considerations for African American Clients
With our growing minority population, the concept of diversity is receiving a lot of attention in the Counselor Education literature. Increasingly, academic programs are including education on the diverse needs of minority groups as part of counseling education programs. A growing body of research suggests that understanding differing cultural backgrounds and how this might affect […]
How to be Successful in Graduate School – Part Two
Don’t just survive, thrive! Barb’s tips for a successful graduate education experience (Pt II). In the last post, we looked at the first five things you can do. Now, we will look at the last four:
How to be Successful in Graduate School
Don’t just survive, thrive! Barb’s tips for a successful graduate education experience. As an adult learner returning for my master’s degree, and now my doctorate, I had to learn how to be a student again. Here are my thoughts on how to have a successful experience in graduate school (Part One):
Why I Became a Counselor
I’ve always enjoyed intimate, one-on-one conversations rather than “small talk” in a large group. I used to think it was because I was shy, but now I realize that’s just how I’m wired. I find large group discussions to be mostly superficial and meaningless. I’d much rather spend focused individual time with someone. That’s where […]
What to Look for in an Online Counseling Program
Hello again, There are many benefits to an online education, but there can also be pitfalls. Before committing to an online program, do your homework. Pun absolutely intended. A thorough investigation now will save you headaches later. Here are some things to look for:
Benefits of Online Education
Hello everyone, and welcome to my first post for Masters In Counseling!! I am honored to be chosen, and excited to be able to bring to you some valuable, interesting, and entertaining information.