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June 9, 2026ByAlaa el lithyBusiness

The Future of Career Tech Education Funding and the Continued Use of Mindful Movement

The future of Career and Technical Education (CTE) funding is likely to be shaped by a dual movement: the stabilization of federal formula support through Perkins V and the expansion of braided funding models that intentionally connect workforce, postsecondary, and regional economic development systems. Recent federal budget materials continue to position CTE as a major...

June 6, 2026ByLucille RosettiGrief Counseling

How to Build Mental Resilience and Stay Adaptable in an Uncertain World

Busy parents juggling work, caregiving, and constant notifications are living with a kind of uncertainty that never fully turns off. Plans change, expectations shift, and even good news can come with new pressure, which makes uncertainty management feel like a daily mental workout. A steadier response isn’t about pretending everything is fine; it comes from...

June 2, 2026ByDr.Hannah Buswell CorvereGrief Counseling

Building Systems of Care: The Impact of Doctoral Training in Psychology and Grief Counseling

The pursuit of doctoral-level education is rarely a solitary academic endeavor, so having the support of the educational institution is so important. This program was exceptional in allowing for me to expand my knowledge and the freedom to do so at my own pace. This field is crucial and needs growth in professionals. For those...

June 2, 2026ByLucille RosettiGrief Counseling

Is a Career in Grief Counseling or Christian Counseling Right for You?

A career in grief counseling, pastoral care, or Christian counseling centers on helping people navigate loss, trauma, and life transitions with emotional and spiritual support. If you’re considering this path, you’re likely asking a deeper question than “What job should I choose?” You’re asking, “Am I called to walk with people through their hardest moments...

May 31, 2026ByadminGrief Counseling

What Is a Grief Counseling Degree?

If you are researching a grief counseling degree, you are likely trying to understand what it actually takes to enter this deeply meaningful profession. The term itself can be misleading. A grief counseling degree is rarely a standalone major printed on a diploma. Instead, it refers to a graduate-level specialization in counseling, social work, or...

May 31, 2026ByDR.Yaschica DailGrief Counseling

How Grief Counseling Helps People Navigate Loss

Grief is one of the most profound emotional experiences a person can face. Whether the loss involves a loved one, a relationship, a career, a home, or even a major life transition, grief can affect every part of daily life. While grief is a natural human response to loss, it can sometimes become overwhelming, isolating,...

May 8, 2026ByDr.George L.Grief Counseling

Integrating Cognitive Behavioral and Existential Approaches in Grief Therapy”

Grief is one of the most universal yet complex experiences encountered in clinical practice. While bereavement is a natural response to loss, the ways in which individuals process, adapt to, and ultimately integrate that loss vary significantly. This variability presents an ongoing challenge for clinicians, particularly when selecting and applying therapeutic approaches that effectively address...

May 7, 2026ByDr. Ferdinand NduwindavyiPsychology

From Academic Formation to Professional Practice: A Reflective Journey One Year After Graduation

Introduction One year after completing my doctorate in Christian Counseling, I look back with deep gratitude on a journey that has significantly shaped my professional identity and vocational purpose. Meaningful intellectual, spiritual, and clinical developments have marked the past year. These experiences have enabled me to translate academic scholarship into practical ministry, therapeutic engagement, and...

May 1, 2026ByDr. Candy M. FarmerBlog

Multiple Losses and the Proposed Concept: Protective Grief Adaptation (PGA)

Reflections from a PsyD Journey in Grief and Loss Pursuing a Doctor of Psychology (PsyD) in Grief and Loss is certainly a milestone for me and has deepened my understanding of grief not only as a universal human experience, but as a complex psychological process shaped by attachment, meaning, resilience, and adaptation. Throughout my academic...