81. JH Gaudet _ Guidance Study Skills/ Goal Setting; depression/Winter Blues; Eating are available for studentsat Gaudet Middle school. groups, please contact his/her guidance counselor http://www.ri.net/middletown/gaudet/gmsguidance/resource.html

J. H. Gaudet Middle School Guidance Department 1113 Aquidneck Avenue Middletown, RI 02842 Resource Guide If you would like information or are interested in attending a workshop on one of the following topics, please send email to ride0258@ride.ri.net Topic Choices: Study Skills/ Goal Setting Depression/Winter Blues Eating Disorders/ warning signs Communication with your child or adolescent Family leisure activities Student Groups The following groups are available for students at Gaudet Middle School. If you feel your child would benefit from one of these groups, please contact his/her guidance counselor. Bereavement Group - This group is designed to help students cope with the loss of someone they love such as a parent, grandparent, sibling, etc. Boys or Girls Self-concept Group - These groups are designed to help students explore who they are and build a positive sense of self. Divorce Group - This group is to help students adjust to a separation or divorce between parents. Anger Management Group - This group targets students who have a tendency to explode or lose their temper on a regular basis. It helps students identify what triggers outbursts and provides coping strategies to control their anger. Safety Issues Although children in middle school often want to appear older than they are, they still need parental support and guidance. Here are some suggestions on how to keep your child safe.

82. Columbia University Youth Mental Health Project Launched In Fargo-Moorhead and training available to interested school guidance counselors and encourage themto use it at their discretion. The Youth depression Screening Initiative http://www.prairie-stjohns.com/html/news1.htm

Columbia University Youth Mental Health Project Launched in Fargo-Moorhead The next time a Fargo-Moorhead school counselor or psychologist is concerned whether one of their students may need to see a child psychiatrist, they can ask a virtual psychiatrist for the answer. A revolutionary new computer program, called the Voice DISC, doesn't replace a real psychiatrist, but when you sit in front of the screen and listen to the computer ask questions in a soothing, studio recorded voice, you wonder when it might. There are roughly ten million children and adolescents in the United States with significant emotional or behavioral disorders, and six thousand child psychiatrists. That’s about one child psychiatrist per 1700 kids. At two hours per evaluation, every child psychiatrist in the country doing little else could assess these kids over the course of about two years. But in the mean time none of them would have received treatment or follow-up! Even more problematic, most kids who seriously need help aren't identified, and many who are end up not receiving services. Around 70% of youth who are actively depressed and/or thinking about suicide are not receiving treatment. By next fall, thanks to a community-wide collaboration with the Center for the Advancement of Children’s Mental Health at Columbia University, New York City, students in the Fargo-Moorhead area will have access to the Voice DISC, and a community-wide strategy to identify children and adolescents at risk and coordinate resources for intervention.

83. School Guidance Counsellor they do. If necessary a school guidance counsellor can connect you withother people who can also help (eg. other counsellors, health http://www.trippin.co.nz/guic.html

Francis Douglas Memorial College Hawera High School Inglewood High School New Plymouth Boys' High School ... Waverley High School The Guidance Counsellor at FDMC is Ms Carol Land. Ms Land helps students in lots of different ways (see the description of what a guidance counsellor does on the previous page). Ms Land's office is currently in the Careers Centre, between Rms 17 and 18 in the Courtyard. There are heaps of different ways that you can make contact with her including: Catching up with her at her office, the staff room, or around the college grounds. You can leave a note for her at the school office, phone the office on 7536149 Extn 842 or email her on c.land@fdmc.school.nz. You can ask a friend, parent, teacher or Dean to make an appointment with her for you. If it's something urgent you can just show up at her office without an appointment (but be aware that if she has someone with her she may not be able to see you straight away). Hawera High School has two Guidance Counsellors, Mr John Roberts-Thomson and Mrs Ainsley Luscombe. They can help students in lots of different ways (see the summary of what a guidance counsellor does on the previous page). Their offices are located in the Dixon Block. Mr Roberts-Thomson is opposite Room 24 and Mrs Luscombe is opposite Room 18. The best way to get to see them is by leaving a message at the school office saying that you want them to give you an appointment time. You can either do this yourself or get your parents/caregiver to do it for you. They will then get back to you to let you know when they can see you.

84. Welcome To The Model High School Guidance Office Web Site MODEL LABORATORY HIGH school guidance OFFICE. http://www.education.eku.edu/Faculty_Staff/LewisC/guidance_links.htm

MODEL LABORATORY HIGH SCHOOL GUIDANCE OFFICE HOME College Sites ACT Info SAT Info ... Scholarships KEES FAFSA Newsletters Calendar of Events Graduation Requirements Class of 2004 and beyond Class of 2003 Discussion Forum Guidance Links GUIDANCE LINKS HIGH SCHOOL - THE ROAD AHEAD WHERE ARE YOU GOING? An old saying goes, "If you don't know where you're going, any road will get you there." As you enter and progress through high school, you'll want to make choices which help you keep going in the right direction. You'll want to choose the right fork in the road, the one which will take you where you want to go. GRADUATION - AND BEYOND Starting out on the four years of high school, the road looks long, and you may think it will take forever to get to graduation day. You'll be surprised at how quickly the time will pass, and how much excitement and fun you can have on the way. WHERE CAN YOU GO FOR HELP? Just as good drivers start a trip by checking a map and by knowing where they can ask for help, you'll begin your "trip" by checking a "map" and knowing where you can ask for help to get you to your destination. People around you can be great resources, willing and able to answer your questions, to talk over your plans, to encourage your hopes and calm your fears.

85. Falcon High School Guidance Department Falcon High school guidance Department http://www.d49.org/schools/fhs/counseling/personal.htm

Personal Counseling Links Alanon/Alateen This site contains basic information about this organization which assists adults and teens with alcohol related concerns. It includes 20 questions designed to help you decide whether or not you need Al-Anon, 20 questions designed to help teenagers decide whether or not Alateen is for them. Anti-Tobacco Resources Resourceful sites that offer tips for helping smokers break out of their addiction to nicotine and cigarettes, exactly smoking does to the human body, and sites that expose some of the ways that the tobacco industry has been marketing to youth, minorities and women in order to obtain new customers and increase their profit s. Drug Free Resource Net T he most complete and accurate compilation of information about drugs on the Web. The more you know about drugs, the more you can do to help the people you care about. Find out the slang names of drugs, information on different drugs and tips on how to talk to your friends and kids about drugs. Eating Disorders Research conducted and supported by the National Institute of Mental Health on causes and treatment of a variety of eating disorders.

86. Alice Bailey & Djwhal Khul - Esoteric Psychology II - Chapter II - Problems Of G Problems of guidance, Dreams, and depression terms are used, according to the schoolof thought We shall see this tendency towards subjective guidance of some http://www.netnews.org/bk/psychology2/psyc2188.html

To Netnews Homepage Previous Next Index ... Table of Contents Esoteric Psychology II - Chapter II - The Ray of Personality - Some Problems of Psychology Problems of Guidance, Dreams, and Depression I am dealing with these problems because of their exceeding prevalence at this time, due to the activities of various religiously or psychologically motivated groups, to the trend of certain schools, dedicated to the spread of religion or of psychology, and to the present world situation which has plunged so many sensitive people into a state of lowered spiritual vitality, accompanied usually by lowered physical vitality. This condition is widespread and based on wrong economic conditions. I am dealing with these before we take up our fourth point, 'The Diseases and Problems of Mystics', as they form an intermediate group, including many intelligent and well-intentioned citizens. The Problem of Guidance it might be of profit if I indicated anew the various schools of thought who feature "guidance" or whose methods and doctrines tend to the development of an inner attentive ear, and yet who fail to teach the distinctiveness of the sources of guidance, or to differentiate between the various sounds, voices and so-called inspired indications which that attentive ear may be trained to register. The emotionally inclined people in the Churches voices his submission, but fails to recognize that the voice is his own. He regards it as God's voice. For them, the way of [483] understanding, the recognition of the great Law of Cause and Effect (working out from life to life) and the interpretation of the problem in terms or a lesson to be mastered would spell release from negativity and blind, unintelligent acceptance. Life does not demand acquiescence and acceptance. It demands activity, the separation of the good and high values from the undesirable, the cultivation of that spirit of fight which will produce organization, understanding, and eventual emergence into a realm of useful spiritual activity.

87. HELP Team with controlled substances or who are experiencing depression. the West Chester AreaSchool District. Assistant Principal Rita Bogard guidance Counselor Dawn http://www.wcasd.k12.pa.us/district/Schools/Stetson/Resources/Guidance/help_team

Overview T oday's teenagers are often confronted with a variety of problems which interfere with their ability to succeed in school. The problems young people face include the use of controlled substances. Depression is another obstacle encountered by many young people. These students can be considered to be "at risk". Family problems involving drugs, alcohol or depression also establish barriers to a successful school experience. Recognizing that these students are "at risk", the West Chester Area School District has committed itself to a program which is intended to provide a means to identify students who are "at risk", and to afford them appropriate resources to resolve their problems. This commitment takes the form of the HELP Team. What is the HELP Team T he HELP Team (Hands Extended Long Term Prevention) is a program whose purpose is to identify students who are having problems in school because of drug or alcohol abuse (personal or family), or suffer from depression. The HELP Team is an intervention not treatment program. Students who are identified are then referred to appropriate agencies for help. The team provides the student and his or her family with information and resources to help the student understand and resolve the problem. The HELP Team is comprised of teachers, administrators, counselors, and school nurses. HELP Team members have undergone special training to work with these students. Is this a new idea?

88. Guidance And Counseling Services Careers and Vocational guidance Information for K 12 - Links in the life of a highschool counselor. Dr. Ivan's depression Central - Information on all types http://www.esc18.net/C_&_I/safe_schools/Guidance_Counseling_Services.htm

Guidance and Counseling Services Contact Person(s) - Andy Sustaita and Kaye Orr Counseling is a process of helping people by assisting them in making decisions and changing behavior. School counselors work with all students, school staff, families, and members of the community as an integral part of the education program. School counseling programs promote school success through a focus on academic achievement, prevention and intervention activities, advocacy and social / emotional and career development. (American School Counselor Association, 1997) School counselors face the challenge of preparing students to meet the expectations of higher academic standards and to become productive and contributing members of society. School counselors are actively committed to helping students understand that the choices they make will affect their future educational and career options. The purpose of the school counseling program is to impart specific skills and learning opportunities in a proactive and preventive manner which ensures that all students can achieve success through academic, career and personal / social development experiences. National Standards for School Counseling Programs: The Essential Elements of an Effective School Counseling Program Academic Development Standard A.

89. Beth Stephas a new course during the 199920 school year designed stating their desire to haveguidance skills taught causes and symptoms of stress, depression and suicide http://www.eagle-grove.k12.ia.us/RB/Beth Stephas.htm

Beth Stephas Guidance Counselor Intelligence plus characterthat is the goal of a true education." Martin Luther King Jr. Mrs. Stephas grew up on a farm in the Union-Whitten Community School District, Union, Iowa. She received her Bachelor of Science Degree in Home Economics Education from Iowa State University in 1985 and her Master of Arts Degree in Education with an Endorsement in Guidance and Counseling from Morningside College in 1995. trustworthiness respect responsibility fairness caring and citizenship . She also facilitates CHARACTER COUNTS! staff development courses, assisting the Institute for Character Development at Drake University in Des Moines. She has lived in Eagle Grove since 1993. She and her husband, Ed, have four children, Grant, Amanda, Rebekah and Noah. Mrs. Stephas enjoys traveling, singing, playing piano, biking, scrapbooking, church activities and supporting the IOWA STATE UNIVERSITY CYCLONES! WORDS OF WISDOM Favorite quotations of or by Mrs. Stephas: "Even if you can't be friends, you can still be friendly." Mrs. Stephas

90. Still Waters Spiritual Counseling, Leda Glodell, M.A. Spiritual counseling and guidance in Honolulu, Hawaii, or by email or phone. Healing, miracles, and prayer requests. A Course In Miracles. Help with relationships, fear, depression. http://www.geocities.com/ariseandrejoice/index.html

Still Waters Spiritual Counseling "And God Himself shall wipe away all tears." Welcome. You shall not ask in vain. " Truth answers every call we make to God, responding first with miracles, and then returning unto us to be itself." A Course In Miracles Are you anxious or depressed? Know this need not be. These emotions are the hallmarks of our time in an uncertain society. I will help you convert this energy from its stagnant state, to the impetus for spiritual growth which is it's only purpose in truth. Are you having difficulties within your relationships? The relationship is a mirror for our own self whatever interferes with your acceptance of your relationship, it is That which interferes with your acceptance of yourself. Your job is to ask for help, so that you may learn from the relationship, and thus set it free. Are you confused and fearful in your spiritual unfoldment? Spiritual awakenings, visions, energetic experiences, kundalini awakenings, voices, phenomena... these almost always are met with a reaction of fear. Let me help you understand why, so that you may let go and welcome the joy that lies beneath and beyond. Do you have a healing/prayer request?

91. Savannah Country Day School - Charles Gay Library - Quick List Center Facts on File Forms on File Great depression the Miscellaneous, Career GuidanceConsumer Reports Newspaper Source Top of Page. Lower school Resources, http://199.250.191.4/cgl/Ready_Reference/cgl_quicklist.html

Quick List SCDS Online Databases Subject Database Listing Academic Periodicals General Periodicals Encyclopedias Art ... Top of Page Alphabetical Database Listing (Facts on File American Historical Images (Facts on File (Facts on File) American National Biography Online American Revolution ( Student Resource Center American Women's History (Facts on File Asian American Experience ( Student Resource Center Career Guidance (Facts on File) Civil Rights in America ( Student Resource Center Civil War ( Student Resource Center Cold War ( Student Resource Center Columbia Granger's World of Poetry Student Resource Center Consumer Reports ... Curriculum Resource Center (Facts on File) Dictionary of Literary Biography EBSCO Animals EBSCOhost EBSCOhost with History Reference Center ... ERIC (EBSCO) Facts on File American Historical Images American Women's History Career Guidance Forms on File Landmark Documents Science Experiments Science - World Atlas FirstSearch Forms on File (Facts on File) (EBSCO) Gale Group Databases General Reference Center (Gale) Student Resource Center Grolier Multimedia Encyclopedia Grove Dictionary of Art Online Health Source Consumer Edition (EBSCO)

92. Life Guidance Services for substance abuse, anxiety, depression, pain and consequences and rewards, appropriateschool setting, and Life guidance Services has designed a number of http://www.lifeguidanceservices.org/programs.shtml

Life Guidance Services is pleased to announce that Wilhelmina Wright, retired Social Worker, has published her first book entitled Portraits of Family Life in Verse. To purchase this book: www.schulerbooks.com and enter 0759675597 in the ISBN search box. For more information on any of the programs that Life Guidance Services offers, please contact us. To find out what workshops are available for the following programs, check out our calendar Auricular Acupuncture Advanced Parenting Awareness Disruptive Behavioral Disorders Workshop ... Women's Outreach Program Auricular Acupuncture Although acupuncture is fairly new to this country, it has been practiced in China and other Asian countries for over 3,000 years. In this country medical doctors and acupuncturists have spent many years testing acupuncture for substance abuse, anxiety, depression, pain and other conditions. The result of this work is the treatment we use today. Acupuncture is now used successfully for a variety of problems. Five tiny needles are placed in the ear and the client rests quietly for 45 minutes. This is a good time to relax, meditate or think about changes to be made in your life. In detoxification treatment, points in the ear correspond to specific organs including lungs, liver, kidneys and the nervous system. One of the points is for relaxation. The treatment triggers the release of natural body chemicals, including endorphins, which help reduce cravings, ease withdrawal symptoms and increase relaxation.

93. Premorbid And Postmorbid School Functioning In Bipolar Adolescents: Description schoolbased guidance counselors can be invaluable advocates once they have an understandingand appreciation of the biological basis of the illness and its http://www.nami.org/youth/schoolprog.html

Kids Newsletter Education/Transition Faith Communities Youth Services ... State/Affiliate Programs Premorbid and Postmorbid School Functioning in Bipolar Adolescents: Description and Suggested Academic Interventions School Program Modifications A variety of useful school program modifications can be implemented to meet the needs of the adolescent bipolar patient. The development of these programs requires active collaboration between a student's clinician and school personnel. This requires identifying the teen's disorder to the appropriate educator-a process which requires student and/or parent (caregiver) consent, and which can, at times, be resisted by the adolescent or parents because of concerns regarding social stigmatization. Clinical experience indicates that a supportive, educational approach is usually most helpful for the development of an appropriate academic program involving the teen, parents/caregiver, clinician and school personnel. Additional support should be employed with a goal of helping the adolescent and family to understand the illness, its effect on academic performance, and the need for intervention. The latter may be gained from community-based support groups. From the outset, it is crucial that effective lines of communication be developed between the clinician and the patient's school. School-based guidance counselors can be invaluable advocates once they have an understanding and appreciation of the biological basis of the illness and its impact on the student's academic and psychosocial functioning. Educational personnel need to understand this is strictly not an issue of "bad behavior" and that behavior modification programs alone will not bring about success for the bipolar student.

94. Whats_New No school Monday, February 17 Free Parenting Workshop depression Anxiety Problemsin Children with Neuropsychologist, Cynthia Boyken Free childcare Contact http://www.amerysd.k12.wi.us/Whats_New/Whats_New.html

What's New @ Amery Schools Updated April 3, 2003 Lien April Newsletter Lakeview Intermediate April Newsletter Middle School Spring Newsletter Amery High April Newsletter ... 2003 Summer School Info Calendar of Events Destination Imagination Regional Competition Two Amery Teams win 1st and advance to State UW-Stevens Point Saturday, April 12 SPRING FLING IV Monday - Tropical Day Tuesday - Celebrity Day Wednesday - Retro Day (60's, 70's, 80's) Thursday - Pajama Day Friday - Crazy Day with 1:30 p.m. Pep-Fest/Basketball game Amery Middle School March 31 – April 4 Young Authors Celebration Lien Lyceum with juggler Thursday, April 3 @ 1:30 PM Young Author's Evening Book Circles @ 6 PM Juggler 6:30-7 PM Snacks Lien Elementary School Thursday, April 3 Spring Fling Dance Amery Middle School commons Friday, April 4 from 6:00 p.m.– 9:00 p.m. ST. OLAF COLLEGE NORSEMAN BAND General Admission Tickets Advance prices: $4 for Adults and $3 for children, students and seniors (62+) **All tickets $5 at the door** Advance tickets are available at Johnson Drug and Bremer Bank in Amery, the Amery Community Ed Office, and all the school offices.

95. Health And Wellness that request the information and guidance, to establish be organized and staffed byschool nurses working in grief reaction, or from depression associated with http://www.ocde.k12.ca.us/health/counseling.html

Health Education Physical Education Counseling and Psychological Services Nutritional Services ... Employee Wellness Counseling and Psychological Services CEC 33319. Landry Editorial Everyone experiences grief in their own way ,but generally there are recognized stages to the process of mourning. It starts at the recognition of a loss and extends to the eventual acceptance of it. Responses will vary depending upon the circumstances associated with the death. For example, if the deceased suffered from a chronic illness, the death may have been anticipated, and may even come as a relief of suffering. If the death was accidental or violent, coming to a stage of acceptance may take longer. Grief not expressed openly comes out in other ways, such as physical symptoms or erratic behavior, or is displaced onto other persons.

96. Tough Love (tm) we both needed immediate help. Fortunately, the school guidance counselorrecommended TOUGHLOVE®. Although my son is still fighting http://www.4troubledteens.com/toughlove.html

Resources for Parents Boarding Schools Wilderness Therapy What Is A Troubled Teen When Is A Child an Adolescent? ... Adolescent Therapy Warning Signs Recognizing Risk Factors Understanding Behavior Identifying Issues Reaching Out Issues in Adolescence Learning Disabilities Oppositional Defiance Disorder Failing School, Dropping Out Options after High School ... ADD ADHD Substance Abuse Behavioral Signs Recognizing Abuse Intervention Adolescent Depression Signs of Depression Common Misdiagnoses Medications What is Tough Love International By Judy Shepps Battle "We're glad to see you . . . We're sorry you had to come."

97. EMHS Guidance Elk Mound High school guidance. Wishes General guidance Info. The Highschool Student's Resource Page Trying to find a college Search http://www.elkmound.k12.wi.us/EMHS/guidance.html

98. Department Of Neuroscience At The Johns Hopkins University School Of Medicine: F of activitydependent synaptic depression in simple Adaptation in the chemotacticguidance of nerve Neuroscience, Johns Hopkins University school of Medicine. http://neuroscience.jhu.edu/peopledetail.asp?ID=446

99. York County School Division Sign up for free webspace and easyto-use templates to build a teacher, school, or community-group website. Improve communication with parents and students by having your own class website. http://myschoolonline.com/page/0%2C1871%2C51835-24472-53-23810%2C00.html

Home Page Schools Calendar Sign up to help with this site ... Nominate this site for the Showcase York County School Division Guidance HS Guidance Counselor Resource Page Time is a valuable commodity for high school guidance counselors. This site brings together essential SWT resources as well as links to other education sites. American School Counselor Association The American School Counselor Association is the national organization representing the school counseling profession. Preparing for College Great site with tips on how to prepare for getting into the college of choice. Stress Management Tips on how to understand and manage stress Military Career Guide Online This Web site is THE leading career information resource for the military world of work. It gives you details on 152 enlisted and officer occupations, one by one. Childhood Depression An excellent site with tips on how to recognize and manage depression. The Importance of Counselors Brought to you by the American School Counselor Association.

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