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← Older posts2 Tables Make it Crystal Clear: Sending your child to college without a precise career plan is no longer an option
June 21, 2019Tuition for colleges and even vocational training programs has increased to the point where it is not even affordable for higher income families unless they put themselves into financial debt. Meanwhile, a great amount of students go to college who … Continue reading
Posted in Blog Articles | Tagged career assessment, career coach, Career Consultant, career counseilng, career development, career fog, career guidance, Career Mentor, career planning, career selection, Career Sweet Spot, choosing a college, College Counseling, College guidance, college planning, college tuition, college vs trade school, counseling, counselor, Mentor, personalized career guidance, personalized career matching, unemployed college graduates, vocational assessment, vocational counseling | Comments Off on 2 Tables Make it Crystal Clear: Sending your child to college without a precise career plan is no longer an optionFrom Confused Undergraduate to Focused Graduate: Personalized Career Matching in action
May 17, 2019My name is Grace Wofford, and Dr. Brunner invited me to share my career mentor experience as he has helped me progress from a once confused and uncertain undergraduate to a focused and confident postgraduate of the University of Arizona. … Continue reading
Posted in Blog Articles | Tagged assessment, career, career assessment, career coach, Career Consultant, career counseling, Career Counselor, career fog, career guidance, Career Mentor, career planning, career selection, coach, college, College Counseling, College guidance, Consultant, counseling, counselor, Mentor, mentoring, Mentorship, personalized career guidance, personalized career matching | Comments Off on From Confused Undergraduate to Focused Graduate: Personalized Career Matching in actionThe best 3 end-of-the-year questions to ask teachers
April 12, 2019See these 3 questions you can email each of your child’s teachers so you can make any summer academic planning: — Are there any specific academic skills (e.g., organization, focusing, conceptualization, synthesizing, memorization, etc.) that my child should further develop … Continue reading
Posted in Blog Articles | Tagged child development, child education, child educational assessment, Child psychological assessment, child psychology, developmental learning assessment, education, educational assessment, intellectual assessment, parent advice, parent education, parent guidance, parent involvement, parent-child relationship, parenting, parenting school collaboration, precise educational understanding | Comments Off on The best 3 end-of-the-year questions to ask teachersWhy and How Children of Divorced Parents Should Receive Counseling – Part 2
March 29, 2019In Part 1 of this two-part series, I discussed the critically practical effects of counseling for children of divorce, even when that divorce is seemingly harmonious. I have received very positive feedback from parents, pediatricians, attorneys, and fellow mental health … Continue reading
Posted in Blog Articles | Tagged adolescent counseling, adolescent therapy, child counseling, Child of Divorce, Child psychological assessment, child psychology, child therapy, Children of Divorce, co-parenting mediation, Co-Parenting therapy, coercive controller, coping, coping skills, developmental psychology, divorce education, mediation, Mentor, Parental conflict, parenting, Parenting ground rules, Post-Divorce Counseling, relationships, trauma | Comments Off on Why and How Children of Divorced Parents Should Receive Counseling – Part 2Unleashing the Power of Academic Advising and Student Potential
March 22, 2019For over 10 years I have actively listened to academic advisors clarify their struggles as they advise confused students with no firmly rooted career plan. As a published assessment and vocational expert, I developed a process to address the epidemic … Continue reading
Posted in Blog Articles | Tagged academic, academic assessment, Academic planning, career, career assessment, Career Consultant, career counseling, career guidance, Career Mentor, choosing a college, college, College Consultant, College guidance, college planning, lifelong passions, Mentor, mentoring, Sweet Spot | Comments Off on Unleashing the Power of Academic Advising and Student PotentialWhy and How Children of Divorced Parents Should Receive Counseling – Part 1
March 1, 2019Part 1 Focus: bullet point list of practical uses of counseling for children of divorce Part 2 Focus (next week): bullet point list of agreements divorcing parents should make to protect the sanctity of the counseling process for the child … Continue reading
Posted in Blog Articles | Tagged adolescent counseling, adolescent therapy, child counseling, Child of Divorce, Child psychological assessment, child psychology, child therapy, Children of Divorce, co-parenting mediation, Co-Parenting therapy, coercive controller, coping, coping skills, developmental psychology, divorce education, mediation, Mentor, Parental conflict, Post-Divorce Counseling, relationships, trauma | Comments Off on Why and How Children of Divorced Parents Should Receive Counseling – Part 1Let yourself die to better Define how You want to Live
December 22, 2018An “oldie but goodie”, this profound blog has received glowing feedback from people wanting to find greater meaning in their lives! Click here for the link
Posted in Blog Articles | Tagged deeper meaning of life, Enlightenment, insight, maturity, principled life, relationships, self-reflection, value based living, vision, wisdom | Comments Off on Let yourself die to better Define how You want to LiveThe Best Holiday Gift to Give Your Child is Probably the Hardest One to Give
December 20, 2018One of our most viral blogs that has been enjoyed by thousands of people! Click here to go to our blog to understand the best gift you can give your child.
Posted in Blog Articles | Tagged adolescents, Best Christmas gift for child, Best Holiday Gift for child from parent, best parent-child relationship, children, holiday gift, maturity, parenting, relationships | Comments Off on The Best Holiday Gift to Give Your Child is Probably the Hardest One to GiveHow to get through the holidays – Pretend you are in a lifeboat
December 14, 2018A great irony of so-called Modern Life is that the loudest voices are often the most divisive. The modern media has recognized that what gets the most passionate responses from people are often the most polarized opinions. Whether those responses are … Continue reading
Posted in Blog Articles | Tagged assessment, behavior, common ground, differing opinions, family relationships, family rivalry, humanity, maturity, Modern Life, trauma, trauma bonding | Comments Off on How to get through the holidays – Pretend you are in a lifeboatThe Future of High Performance Athletics will increasingly be driven by Sports Psychologists
November 16, 2018The human race has barely woken up to its True Potential. As the brain sciences advance at an ever more rapid pace, doctors are learning the brain can be amazingly responsive to precise interventions, such that it can even be … Continue reading
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