Guidance Counseling
Learn about the importance of guidance counseling in helping individuals make informed decisions about their academic, career, and personal development.
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Commonly asked questions
School counselors typically work in educational settings such as schools or colleges, focusing on students' academic, career, and personal/social development. On the other hand, guidance counselors may work in various settings beyond schools, offering similar support and guidance that are not necessarily limited to educational institutions.
Guidance counselors primarily support and guide individuals in making academic, career, and personal development decisions. Psychologists, however, are trained mental health professionals who diagnose and treat mental health disorders, utilizing therapeutic interventions and psychological assessments.
Counseling focuses on specific issues or challenges individuals face daily, often in shorter-term interventions. Therapy, on the other hand, typically delves deeper into mental health concerns and may involve longer-term treatment aimed at addressing underlying psychological issues and promoting overall well-being.
