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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 3 most common student problems schools and parents overlook that Precise Evaluation corrects
August 10, 2018Even well-meaning parents have their children evaluated 3 to 7 years after the student first exhibits a serious learning problem. That lost time is usually devastating – since the younger a child is the more their brain is able to … Continue reading
Posted in Blog Articles | Tagged child assessment, child counseling, child educational assessment, child evaluation, child therapy, counseling, focus, learning assessment, learning disability, precise evaluation, psychological assessment, reading comprehension, school related assessment | Comments Off on The 3 most common student problems schools and parents overlook that Precise Evaluation corrects3 seriously impairing problems Parents miss but Counselors fix
April 13, 2018The three: –Choosing a college based on guesswork, not vocational data Before putting down $80,000 in college tuition, use a career counselor to ensure that choice of college and classes are crafted to lead to a meaningful, economically satisfactory, and … Continue reading
Posted in Blog Articles | Tagged 360 assessment, career counseling, career guidance, Career Mentor, character counseling, character development, counseling, counselor, personality assessment | Comments Off on 3 seriously impairing problems Parents miss but Counselors fixEpidemic percentage of adolescence not leaving the nest – and how to make sure yours does
November 9, 2015Epidemic percentage of adolescents not leaving the nest – and how to make sure yours does A deeply researched, recently published online article (www.zerohedge.com) amplifies an already piercingly loud alarm going off, warning parents of a frightening reality that may … Continue reading
Posted in Blog Articles | Tagged career counseling, career guidance, counseling, unemployed adolescence | Comments Off on Epidemic percentage of adolescence not leaving the nest – and how to make sure yours doesFall 2015 Good to Great Newsletter
October 23, 2015Overview –We continue to provide premier services to the healthcare community in the Southwestern US and beyond, as well as serving the increasing needs of the legal community seeking expert opinions and/or high quality psychological assessment. Increasing needs in the … Continue reading
Posted in News | Tagged assessment, counseling, Psychologist, Therapy, Thomas Brunner, Tucson | Comments Off on Fall 2015 Good to Great NewsletterShould you keep quiet about your “secret” psychological problems or (sexual) abuse you have experienced?
February 6, 2015Reader Benefit: By the end of this blog you’ll understand why you or someone you know was harboring a distressing secret could vastly improve functioning by talking with a trusted and skilled professional. I was recently talking with a great … Continue reading
Posted in Blog Articles | Tagged abuse, catharsis, counseling, energy, maturation, psychological secrets, sexual abuse;, telling your story | Comments Off on Should you keep quiet about your “secret” psychological problems or (sexual) abuse you have experienced?How the negative mythology surrounding getting help for emotional or behavioral problems likely impairs your parental judgment.
January 23, 2015It is amazing to me how many even well informed, highly educated, and generally well-meaning parents either do not pick up on or ignore serious problems their children are having. FACT: in a majority of over the 1,000 families I … Continue reading
Posted in Blog Articles | Tagged behavioral problems, counseling, emotional problems, parent judgment, Therapy | Comments Off on How the negative mythology surrounding getting help for emotional or behavioral problems likely impairs your parental judgment.Stop shielding your children from the real cost of living by using this calculator regularly!
January 9, 2015WARNING: Family or parents you know will thank you for sending this link in this blog to anyone who has children immediately… They will thank you! It is my belief that – especially in the United States – we tend … Continue reading
Posted in Blog Articles | Tagged child development, cost of living, counseling, morality, parenting, raising child, work ethic | Comments Off on Stop shielding your children from the real cost of living by using this calculator regularly!How to not be the naive parent who shields their child from adult criticism
September 13, 2013Unfortunately even good parents make the fatal error rushing to their child’s aid when their child gets negative feedback from adults around them. This is one of the surest ways to cultivate narcissism in your kids in yet a common … Continue reading
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