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Feb 10, 2012
Linsey
When I was a school counselor, I used to use the analogy of the school nurse compared to the doctor. I felt it was my job to put band aids on problems and send students back to class. No one expects a school nurse to set a broken leg. In Texas, at least, school counselor are not supposed to do therapy. Many times I asked myself,"does this require a...See More
JAR
Great analogy. Thanks.
delehla
On 2/22/12, JAR wrote: I agree. As much as I want to help a student who has mental health issues, I'm not really qualified, so referring is the best solution. We can still serve a great purpose as a screener and a listener.
> Great analogy. Thanks.
> Great analogy. Thanks.
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