Interview with a High School Counselor

School counseling has evolved over the years into an important part of the educational system. School counselors are responsible for new roles in school, work as leaders, develop appropriate attitudes within schools, allow acceptable self-regulation standards, and develop student attitudes and behaviors necessary to maintain appropriate learning environment We will cooperate with the management staff and staff of the school. (Secondary school advisor 2012). The counselor is "designed to work in diverse community environments and provide various counseling, rehabilitation and support services" (Consultant, 2010).

Runner: Interview with School Counselor, Mrs. Rose Freeman Summary counseling has many elements in various fields such as school counselor, marriage counseling, family counseling, addiction counseling, personal clinic and private clinic. In my project, I interviewed Mrs. Rose Freeman, a school counselor who portrayed her trip as an elementary school counselor. We discuss the terms and costs of obtaining a license at consultation ... School counselors are an essential team member for all school employees. They help students make responsible decisions about arbitration problems; dealing with traumatic losses; nurturing respect for themselves and others; and college, work, post-secondary education and lifelong Plan your learning. As a school counselor, Nikki Williams wants to provide effective teaching programs for Miller elementary school. This model makes her more responsible and provides tools to her

In Lebanon, in 1996 the government trained the first school counselor in public elementary and junior high schools. Currently, Lebanon has one fifth elementary and junior high school, but there are no school counselors in high school. School counselors were trained by providing prevention, development and restoration services. There are many school counselors for private schools that correspond to all grade levels, but the focus is personal counseling and improvement. Challenges include periodic violence and wartime conflicts, lack of funds, lack of professional school counseling organization, assigned school counselors, two or more schools, and only two schools in the country to teach graduate programs It is included. Finally, for those trained in the Western school counseling model there is a danger of ignoring the unique cultural and family aspects of Lebanon society.