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I have a B.A. in a social science--poli sci. I was a former addict. Although I like to give back, I don't like working with at risk groups. Which field in counseling has the less at-risk/violent clients? Would it be marriage counseling or ex-military veterans counseling or something else?

1 upvotes • Specialist_Invite_20
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Mental health stickers

1 upvotes • Puzzleheaded-Dot6282
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Anyone have experience with Soultenders?

1 upvotes • Separate_Internet850
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Request: Advice to leverage for success as an associate therapist (LAC).

1 upvotes • Beaches11
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Working 2 jobs? Nonprofit AND private?

1 upvotes • Putyourselffirst
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My Grandma passed away this morning

1 upvotes • squirrely_gig
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Starting at new practice while pregnant.

1 upvotes • galactastar644
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Colorado and New York Licensure

1 upvotes • Tiny-Studio-2837
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Counseling and alcohol

1 upvotes • your-counselor
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NYS MHC-LP Question: Apply for regular or diagnostic LP

1 upvotes • Atmosphericality
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