Counselor

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What are the 
duties

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Counselors can serve The job of a Counselor is to mostly help
in many different clients with issues or past trauma that they
roles. Most have  may have. One of the ways that this is done
similar needs. is by listening to the patients and giving them
advise or helping them make a plan to move
forward.

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 Education

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What do you need. Typically, a minimum of a master's degree of
psychology is needed but a doctorate would
open many more doors.
With a projected job growth of 10% over the
next few years the opportunity's will be
readily available

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 Salary
Range

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The average  Which is equivalent to about 38.96 dollars an
Counseling hour as of 2023 not including taxes.
Psychologist earns
approximately
81,040 dollars per
year.
The average does vary depending on
education levels and how long the
psychologist has been working in the field. 

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 Types of Careers

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School Counceller 
•  The role of School Counselor helps troubling students with their issues. 
• School Counselors are trained to assist students during worrying situations, helping the
student cope with their problems.
• The School Counselor helps drive students to find their long loving passions and career
goals
• School counselors help students build the curiosity and academic skills needed to be the
best learners possible.

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Sports Psychologists provides
help to reduce stress from
injuries

Sports Psychologists assist

with mental improvement Sports Psychologist
helping the client to develop
effective skills
Sports Psychologists provide
team building, proper eating
and weight habits

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ling-psychology/

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