As I write this blog, the weather in Rochester is beautiful. With blue skies, melting snow, and a balmy 40 degrees outside, I was lucky enough to wear shorts outside for my morning run! As spring approaches, I have been spending more time at East High School’s Foundation Academy for my school counseling practicum. I have been learning a lot… Read more →
A primary goal in psychotherapy is to facilitate change in an individual. Whether a person wants to change the way they interact with others, the way they view the world, or the way they eat, our objective as therapists is to help others make that change. The natural question that follows is: how? How do we facilitate change? In Counseling… Read more →
I still remember my senior year of high school, when I had to start applying to colleges. Being a first-generation college student, the application process was new to my family and I. But each night after dinner, we would sit down and fill out a couple more applications. Of all the colleges and universities I applied to, I never once… Read more →
It’s that time of year: Prospective students everywhere are starting to work on their school applications. Since working as a Graduate Assistant in the Warner Admissions office, I’ve spoken with a lot of people who are interested in our programs. Here are some of their common questions: What are the class sizes? So far my counseling classes have been no… Read more →
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