Career Questions tagged Counselor
What part(s) of the year or season(s) are the hardest or easiest to work in?
As with everything, seasons and year times change people and things happen. Knowing these two things would really help me out. #counselor #mentalhealth #job #college #psychology #career...
What would say are the hardest parts of your job?
Knowing the challenges one may face going into this career will definitely help me make a decision. #counselor #job #mentalhealth #career #career-counseling...
What are the best/most fulfilling parts of your job?
Knowing the good that can come from a job in this profession would really help me to understand if I’m up for the challenge. #counselor #mentalhealth #psychology #career...
What is the average degree held by Vocational Counselors?
How did you decide what to specialize in?
I know for sure I want to major in psychology and I want to be a therapist but Im not sure which direction to go with it. #psychology #therapy #counselor #counseling...
Diversity in program
Are the counselors on here very diverse and do they try to help every person? #counselor...
Is it to much?
Is working plus taking 16 credits too much for my freshman year in college? #psychologist...
How to find a better sense of self?
I feel like sometimes I don't know myself. How do I find myself? Also how will this elp me find a profession? #counselor...
What's the difference between a counselor and a psychologist?
Would it be rude to tell my teacher to stop smoking, if not, how can I put it as gently as possible?
She is an amazing teacher who knows a great deal. She has control of the class and makes learning effective but her breath and classroom smells of cigarettes and coffee. For her well being I want her to stop smoking and in turn help me and my classmates learn better without worrying about...
#morality #education #student #school-counseling #education-management #counselor
How do I know what career is right for me?
I'm lost on finding what career I should go into, I know I'm interested in #psychology but I don't think I want to be a #therapist or...
What are the differences between a club and an intramural sport in regards to their social aspects?
I've heard that a person can meet just as many people through both a club or an intramural sport. But which of these two would result in better recommendations concerning job possibilities, personal connections, etc. (question is directed towards college clubs and intramural sports) #counselor...
I'm unsure about my future career path
I'm about to enter college or pre uni. All this while, I have been interested in architecture and science-related fields. But lately, many people (even my parents) started telling me to open my options for other careers and courses, because not many universities offer Architecture, and I heard...
#architectural #engineering #counselor #environmental #sustainable-consumerism #undecided #career-path
Is the best decision to take a gap year before going to college if you are unsure about your career path?
The biggest question I ask myself when thinking about college is if I am going to waste not only my time, but money I do not have if I attend college as an undecided major. One of the greatest pressures high school seniors face is the dilemma of choosing to go straight to college or to opt for...
#financial-aid #counselor #education #teacher #undecided #college
What is the best way to determine if your major is the best major for you?
I recently thought I found the perfect major and minor. I was really excited to finally go from #undecided to declaring my current major/minor, Apparel Merchandising and Product Development/Marketing. I was glad to finally share my decision with family and friends, only to have them make me...
What is the best way to determine if your major is the best major for you?
I recently thought I found the perfect major and minor. I was really excited to finally go from undecided to declaring my current major/minor, Apparel Merchandising and Product Development/Marketing. I was glad to finally share my decision with family and friends, only to have them make me...
#career-advice #career-counseling #career #academic-advisor #undecided #counselor
Is it really and truly possible to succeed in a solid career and also pursue other dreams in a completely different field such as art?
I really like art, but I don't know if I want to major in it, but I sure don't want to give it up either. I would like a steady and decent paying job but also to keep up with my art skills. #counselor #carter #personal-development...
Best website for scholarships?
I would like to save as much money as possible when I go to college. Where should I apply for scholarships? #college #scholarships #counselor #academic-advising #advising...
Where's the cheapest college to become a doctor in the US?
I want to become a doctor to help people with their health issues and save many lives. #doctor #biology #pre-med...
When conducting a session with a client in therapy or counseling, what are the limits to where you can meet?
I have heard that some therapists/counselors do house calls (please correct me if I am wrong). Does this mean that the client could come to the counselor's home? What are the rules for this? I've also heard that you can't have a social life outside of the office with clients. Does this mean you...
What are the average working hours of a counselor? Does it depend on the type or individual? Is there a cut off time?
I want to say that it would be like a 9-5 job because a counselor has to have his/her own time for their life right? I also feel like sometimes clients are in placed in tough positions and see the counselor/ therapist as their only place of comfort. #counselor #therapist #family-therapy...
What is the difference between therapy and counseling?
I always hear and see others referring to marriage counselors or marriage therapists as if they are the same things. No one has ever explained whether the two are the same or two separate occupations. I'd like to be informed so that I know which one I want to pursue more. #psychology #counselor...
How will the knowledge one learns, and the experience one has change the lives of other people and create a better community, so there's more unity instead of isolation if someone were to study psychology counseling?
From a person who likes to observe someone's mental mind, how would knowing the mind, and knowing why someone does what they do help them in the future and make them become a better person. How will talking to someone and hearing their problems help you become a better person? How can sympathy...
#social #counseling #therapy #worker #counselor #marriage #high #school
