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National Boards: 3 Important Things to Do Now
As a “National Board Certified Teacher” in the area of school counseling, I understand how beginning the process as a new candidate can seem overwhelming. The process has changed over the years to reduce some of that, but I know…
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Creating a School Counselor Schedule
Finding an efficient way to schedule school counseling lessons can help make things so much better in the life of a counselor. If you are even in a position where you are trying to figure this out, that’s great because…
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Red Ribbon Week
Red Ribbon Week is October 23-31, and this year’s theme is “Celebrate Life. Live Drug Free™.” Red Ribbon Week was first recognized in 1988. Although its origin was sparked by a tragic event, kids everywhere celebrate each year as a…
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Bullying Prevention: Supporting The Target
It’s officially bullying prevention month! Last week we focused on upstanders. Today, I want to share my thoughts on supporting targets of bullying. I can remember being the target of bullying at a young age. It was the beginning of…
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3 Mindfulness Resources You Should Check Out
I love teaching elementary students about mindfulness. You’re never too young to have an understanding of being present and in the moment. Mindfulness can really be beneficial to children and adults alike when emotions get high or nerves get in…
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3 Reasons Why You Should Conduct Minute Meetings
I’ve loved the concept of minute meetings since I first heard about them years ago from Andrea Burston on the JYJoyner Counselor Blog. She had been inspired by Danielle Shultz of School Counselor Blog. Once Andrea shared how she conducted…
