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101 careers in counseling
2012
This comprehensive and easy-to-use guide is an invaluable resource to help you choose a rewarding counseling career that best suits your interests, strengths, and personality. Exploring a wealth of career opportunities in both traditional and non-traditional settings, including the most exciting emerging fields, this useful reference describes the many benefits found in the work of a professional counselor. Each career listing includes an overview, salary range, employment prospects, best and most challenging aspects of the job, and educational and licensing requirements. In addition, the book helps guide you through financing your education and the job search process. As a special feature, chapters include profiles of actual counselors and their work, providing an insightful insider's perspective on their profession.
The counseling practicum and internship manual : a resource for graduate counseling students
\"The intention of this book is to offer a counselor's practicum and internship manual targeted at and to be used specifically in graduate counselor education programs. Written by a professional counselor and counselor educator who has supervised numerous professional counselors in the field as well as graduate counseling students, it strives to make a distinction between the counseling profession and the related fields of psychology and social work. Of the three professions, counseling is the only one that trains students primarily in the practice of counseling. Although psychology and social work programs certainly do an excellent job in educating and training future psychologists and social workers, counseling is an ancillary, as opposed to a primary, function for professionals in those fields. This text is written for students in graduate counseling programs\"-- Provided by publisher.