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Compulsive Texting

4th November 2015
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| Categories: abuse, Dawn Schell, Parenting, Children and the Classroom, parents, relationships, school, School Counselling, self-esteem, social media, stress, Students, texting

It started out innocently enough. A teacher asking students to put their phones away and focus on what was happening in the class. One of the students said she felt “anxious” about not having access to her phone.   Other students echoed her sentiment. The teacher was flexible enough to engage in the conversation and ask […]

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Counselling in Private Practice and Using Social Media

3rd November 2015
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| Categories: blog, Counsellor Education, Facebook, Online Counselling, Private Practice, Shelley Skelton, social media, twitter, Website

Are you thinking about opening a private practice sometime down the road? Are you wondering about what you can be doing in advance? If so, I have a great suggestion for you. Let me back up and tell you about how I arrived at this great idea. I had a timeline to open my private […]

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