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Voice of Experience: Intake: Avoid wasting paper — and clients’ time

By Gregory K. Moffatt December 14, 2020

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I’m suggesting that you examine your paperwork. If we are going to ask a client to do something — complete homework, see a physician, change life habits or, yes, even fill out pieces of paper — we need to have a good reason for it.

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Voice of Experience: Caution for second-language speakers

By Gregory K. Moffatt November 12, 2020

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If you serve populations that speak languages other than English, finding a local translator and training that translator for the counseling room is critical.

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Voice of Experience: The hurting counselor (an update)

By Gregory K. Moffatt October 7, 2020

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“I know that in my prior life of poor self-care, I could not have weathered this current hurricane. Today I’m so strong, even though daily I’m feeling vulnerable and battered.”

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Voice of Experience: The miracle of 28 days

By Gregory K. Moffatt September 17, 2020

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This current pandemic is changing the way we do business, and that change isn’t going away when the virus eventually fades away. I predict that some of our clients will never choose to go back to the way it was. And maybe they shouldn’t.

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Voice of Experience: Revenue streams for counselors

By Gregory K. Moffatt July 28, 2020

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“As a general rule, I tell my students to plan on five years post-bachelor’s degree before they really start making a decent living and can focus on their preferred areas of practice. That is a long time and, even then, annual incomes vary tremendously.”

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