Racheal Noble, Ph.D., LMFT, LPC, NCC

Hi! I am a student who struggles in studying for tests and keeping up with assignments. What advice do you have?

I’m currently an online psychology major and really interested in mental health and helping others, but I’m not sure if grad school is the right path for me. I want to explore careers I can do with just a bachelor’s degree that still feel meaningful and impactful. I’d love to hear from people...

I am an incoming freshman to James Madison University and would like to know early on what to expect after graduate school. Any help is appreciated!

I am interested in majoring in Psychology and Social work and minoring in child studies and youth development.

I’m starting school this August to earn my associates degree in applied sciences with a medical assistant pathway and I want to go farther than this in my medical career. Once I earn my medical assistant certification, I’m not sure if I should keep going and become an LPN, an RN, or maybe...

I find it difficult to navigate school sometimes, as the rest of my family has no idea what I am talking about or doing.

Hello! This is a follow up question, but for background I am enrolling in a Maters program that will allow me to graduate with credentials to be certified as an LCP with a focus in art therapy. I would love to one day open private practice as well to offer art therapy. I’m curious how you...

I'm not a teacher but I want to make sure that my future self is ok and if there is any tips to help your mental health I would like to know.

I am a college student in my second year and wondering how I can make money while studying at the same time. My mother and father are struggling to pay my school fees and it is quite difficult to just sit and watch them struggling.

I don't really know what career to choose as 1) I don't want a career and 2) nothing really interests me.

I'm doing a research project on a job I'm interested in and what to know what to expect .

For some reason, when I wanna do my homework something tells me not to. Also at school in certain classes I cant stop my ADHD.

After graduating high school, I've been struggling for 6 years working different jobs. But now I want to do something real in life.

Mental health is important to me and I want to help people but I also want to make sure I will be ok.

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I am curious what and how was everyone's first job was like and what field they were in to explore new career paths

what are the key points to be a doctor?

What could I do to stand out amongst the many others going into my career?

I have heard a lot of different things about careers, from friends, family, and teachers, but I really have no idea how to make a decision. How do other people make this decision? When do they make this decision? #career-choice #career-path

I talked to my college counselor, who told me that some degrees are eligible for certain careers. He told me he had a science degree and other 5 degrees and he became an elementary teacher. Then a few years later he became a college counselor. Side note: I absolutely do not have a passion for...

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I'm currently not in the predicament, but I need to be prepared for the future. #lifestyle #mentality #mental

I struggle a lot with anxiety in school, especially when I get stressed out. It's been so bad my junior year that I had to drop a lot of extra-curriculars and one of my harder classes. Although it's been slowly getting better, I'm very concerned about the toll it will take on me once I hit...

i'm in 8th grade and i'm doing a school project on forensic pathology. i really want to get a first-hand source by interviewing someone who works in the field, but i don't know how to approach asking someone. my biggest concern is that i'll come off as joking or not be taken seriously because...

I've noticed that mental health is a significant topic in our society today, and I'm eager to understand it better. I've heard differing perspectives, but I'd appreciate a real-life explanation of what mental health entails, beyond what textbooks offer. I understand mental health might vary...

I'm starting the application process soon but I dont have a plan yet for what I can study.

What did I need to do or have so my work space was calm paced

i want to start being nice

carer tips

best way to learn new skills ?

Like what are ways people have used to stay engaged with the business you have put so much effort into

I am just asking because I am hoping to be a psychologist or some type of counseling job that helps people without being really in the medical field, besides that I just want some tips and suggestions if that happens.

why do we teach?

I am passionate about studies and sports, I am a very social and responsible person

After some research on my options for nearby education, nothing seems to have exactly what I want. Maybe I'm not searching well enough, but I dunno.

How long have you been in this industry?
How much money do you make when you first start your job?
What is the dynamic of people that work there?
What kind of benefits do you get?
What is the job like?

Lately i had a conversation with my mom and i sense that she wants me to be a medical doctor but i want to get into the fashion industry when i finish high school. Do i try to convince my mom to let me choose my career path? Or do what she wants?

8th grade, I’m looking to go into psychology.

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what does it mean if someone ask you "tell me about a typical day"

How can someone be active

Teenage,psychology…?

How hard is it to get a job after college with your new degree?

How do you know where you should star when career hunting?

How do you when you found the right college and how to you know when you want to study your profession

I wish to get into a mid-level college after highschool, so I can pursue computer science, and computing as a whole.

I like having money, but it seems like I need to sacrifice either grades or money. I know grades will help long term but should I not work and not be able to have money?

What's good to learn

Is it hard

I just want to be financially well