CALM AND CONNECTED - EPISODE 142
Every school should have a school counselor and there are so many reasons why a school counselor may work with any student at any stage of their educational career. But what do they do? From individual 1-1 support to whole class workshops, a school counselor is there to see students thrive and support them with strategies so they can love and enjoy learning. They give the tools the student needs for the challenge in front of them at that moment. Today I speak to school counselor, Rachel Davis. The topics we cover in this episode are:
The work Rachel does
The role of a school counselor and how they support the students
Feelings and emotional regulation
How a counselor works out which student to support for the year
Keeping the lines of communication open between the counselor and parents
Organizational tips for counselors
Impact, a school’s counseling membership service which Rachel runs
How Rachel rests and relaxes
About The Guest - Rachel Davis
Rachel has nearly a decade of experience working as a school counselor at public, private, and charter schools in Southern California and most recently was the K-12 school counselor at an International School in Costa Rica! Currently, she is the counselor and curriculum designer behind Bright Futures Counseling with a top-rated school counseling podcast, School Counseling Simplified, and an engaged online community. She writes a blog for school counselors and is passionate about helping school counselors increase their impact and advocate for their role. She resides in Costa Rica, and when she's not working on her business you can find her at the beach playing with her family!
Website - https://brightfutures-counseling.com/
IG - https://www.instagram.com/brightfuturescounseling/
Other Resources discussed:
Rachel has a membership for school counselors. https://www.stressfreeschoolcounseling.com/impact
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And remember, do not forget about yourself, take a few minutes for you and have a little fun!