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Counseling can be short-term therapy done to assist a person in dealing with an immediate problem such as marital problems or family planning, substance abuse, bereavement, or terminal illness.
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If you are getting your degree in applied developmental psychology and you want your emphasis to be in counseling school counseling and mental health counseling would your major then be in counseling?
yes it would be in counseling and it will be the best time of you're life learning that stuff.
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What has the author James D Parrish written?
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