Tag: school counselor
Tag: school counselor
5+ Ways to Celebrate National School Counseling Week
It’s that time of year again: National School Counseling Week! It’s a week where you get to humble brag about everything you’re doing for your students, school, and community. Keep reading (or listen) to find out why we say it’s the best week of real estate for school counselors! In this post we’re giving you
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School Counseling Goals
Why does it seem like setting goals for school counseling is always relevant? This blog post is based on this podcast episode where we discussed school counseling goals with a twist. We recently read the book, The Deepest Well by Dr. Nadine Burke Harris. We realize that the rest of the world read this book
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Preparing a School Crisis Plan Before There’s a School Crisis
As morbid as this may sound when a tragedy happens, it’s too late to put a school crisis plan together. As school counselors we’re often the gatekeepers of the school crisis plan. This means administrators, teachers, and community members may be looking to you. We’re going to give you practical steps for preparing your school crisis plan before a crisis happens.
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Our Students: Human Trafficking Signs
You know the saying, “When you know better, you do better?” Knowing the human trafficking signs and human trafficking statistics requires us to do a better job informing our students and watching out for scary situations. If you’re a school counselor this scene will sound familiar: Imagine scheduling classes, holding parent meetings, conducting data meetings,
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The Importance of Connecting with Students Virtually
Our biggest podcast to date is an episode called Back to School Virtual Counseling that we recorded with two counselors who have served as school counselors at Alabama Virtual School, Candace Doak and Vicki Jordan. If anyone knows what they’re talking about when it comes to virtual counseling, it’s these 2! Candace has graciously agreed
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Grieving the School Year
Check out our related podcast on this topic! My Dear Educator Friend,Those emotions you’re feeling? They could be grief. Raise your hand if you’ve felt any of these emotions over the past few weeks: shock, confusion, anger, guilt, sadness, helplessness. Keep reading as we explain why you’re grieving the school year and give you 5
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National School Counseling Week
National School Counseling Week is here! In this blog post, we are going to share tips for touting the great things you do in your school counseling program
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