For Counsellors & Aspiring Students

​​​​​Career Support for Counsellors

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Counsellors can benefit from career support like any other professionals! When I work with counsellors, it often involves helping them (1) assess workplace preferences (for example is private practice right for you?), (2) identify and describe their strengths and skills in job applications and web biographies, and (3) figure out and assess niches would fit best with the strengths and skills they bring to the work. 

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Career Support for Aspiring Counsellors 

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People who are interested in working as a counsellor often have questions about whether the profession might be a good fit for them. I enjoy helping people answer this question and helping people write admissions statements (note: I sometimes teach at Adler University and do not work with current students or students applying to attend Adler University to avoid perceived/actual conflicts of interests).

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Ethics Resources for Counsellors

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As part of teaching at Adler University, I sometimes prepare ethics documents for students that counsellors out in practice might also find useful. I'll upload them here for easy access: 

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1.  BCACC implemented changes to several practice standards effective Jan. 3,2025. This blackline highlights those changes: 

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