caitlinaliceinwonderland asked:


I live in PA and I’m graduating with my bachelor’s degree in Psychology this May. I’m planning to go on for my Masters in Counseling in PA as well. However, after I graduate with that, I may be moving to another state. If I’m licensed in PA, will it be too difficult to relocate to another state (probably SC)?

Ronette asked:


What is the purpose of health and physical development counseling for school children and teenagers ?

Mrs. Lira asked:


I am going to finish my B.A. in Psychology in less than 1 yr and I qualify for the master’s degree in Rehabilitative Counseling. Basically you study about the effects of being disabled (mentally , physically, etc) either by accident or birth and you help these people to be active in society. You help them to rehabilitate themselves into society..being productive etc.

The pay is around 57,000dlls a yr which is NOT much at all.. but what do you think?

Revolution asked:


- Counseling? Phycatrist? Phycologist? Social Worker?

Derrick L asked:


I have the entire thing written except for the intro. For some reason I feel that is the hardest part to write. Can anyone help by writing a something geard toward a master’s counseling psychology prgram for an admissions essay in a general sense. It just needs to be general.

Calypso asked:


I believe strongly in Jesus and I believe reading the Bible can heal people, but also I think Christian counselors should have a good background in psychology.
I told this women at my church I wanted a social work degree and she said I should get a Christian counseling degree. I’m not too sure about that. I believe I use both together, but I don’t need a Christian counseling degree to do it.

Caroline35 asked:


She is not my best friend, but we used to hang out when we were younger but we have gotten closer recently because her best friend just died last month. She gets teased in school, and her parents can’t afford therapy. Is there anyway she could acquire (free) guidance counseling at my school, but confidentially?

TreeHugger asked:


I would like to become a counseling psychologist. Specifically focusing on addiction, OCD, and other tendencies. Would my best bet be to major in the general Psychology or should I look for more majors in Counseling Psychology.

Would it be okay to major in general psychology? Would this give me more options, yet still allow me to lean more towards counseling rather than clinical?
I also am not really interested in doing it within a school, like being a “school counselor” or anything of that nature.

sherri asked:


Does one need a CDAC license to work in addiction, or can someone with a masters in counseling get a job with an organization and work in addiction? My hope is to obtain an LPC after I complete my masters program but I think about working with addiction in addition to other things. I don’t want to limit myself or my training.

Kiwi asked:


I want to get a masters in counseling and be able to counsel a wide variety of people. Such as marriage couple and teenagers. I want to counsel teens on drug abuse, sexuality and all of those situations. Would that mean I’d have to get a masters in Counseling physchology/ marriage and family therapy? I’m looking for what University I should go to but I don’t know what program to choose.