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Roles And Responsibility Field Interview Assignment

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Roles and Responsibility Field Interview Assignment

Rakeem Spearman

North Carolina Central University

2023 Spring

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Introduction

School counselors play a significant role in supporting individuals through various challenges and helping them achieve their personal and academic goals. Their roles and responsibilities are diverse, ranging from providing emotional support and guidance to facilitating academic and career development. They work in a wide range of settings, such as schools, universities, mental health clinics, private practices, and community centers. Counseling orientation varies based on …show more content…

Providing counseling and crisis intervention: School counselors provide counseling to students struggling with emotional or mental health issues and help them manage crises such as family problems, substance abuse, and suicidal thoughts. Collaborating with parents and teachers: School counselors work closely with parents, teachers, and other school staff to identify and address the needs of students. They may provide consultation, training, and support to parents and teachers to help them better understand and respond to students' needs. Advocating for students: School counselors advocate for students' rights and interests, and work to create a safe and supportive school environment that promotes academic success and emotional well-being. The role of school counselors is to support the academic and personal growth of students and help them overcome any challenges they may face during their time in …show more content…

One instance that stands out is when a student came to her expressing suicidal ideations. She immediately ensured that the student was in a safe environment and conducted a risk assessment. She then engaged the student in a conversation about their feelings and concerns, validating their emotions and offering support. Zenovia listened actively and helped the student identify coping strategies and resources, including a referral to the school's mental health services.

Staying up to date with the latest resources and information on college and career readiness is essential to her role as a counselor. Ms. Hogue as many in the educational field attends professional development opportunities offered by the school district and participate in various trainings and conferences organized by professional organizations such as the American School Counselor Association (ASCA). She also regularly reads academic journals, participates in online forums and communities, and networks with colleagues to share knowledge and best practices.

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