I saw a client for a diagnostic assessment. Both parents were actively involved with the assessment and were genuinely concerned about getting the best help possible. The mother of the client was extremely prepared: wrote down notes that she wanted me to know, took online tests and provided me with the copies, and brought a [...]
“Although humans inherit a biological bias that permits them to feel anger, jealousy, selfishness, envy and to be rude, aggressive or violent, they inherit an even stronger biological bias for kindness, compassion, cooperation, love and nurture – especially towards those in need.” – Jerome Kagan In my last blog, I gave an overview of the [...]
Last August my advisor started a grief counseling/client support services program at Mississippi State University’s veterinary teaching hospital. This program intrigued me the first time I heard about it. So, I talked to my advisor about volunteering this summer because I knew I would have the extra time to take up that responsibility.
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