Ep. 28: From WFU Counseling Student to Faculty Member with Dr. Nate Ivers

05/07/19 • 35 min

Dr. Nate Ivers, Associate Professor and Chair of WFU's Department of Counseling, talks with hosts Dr. Shannon Warden and Dr. Bob Nations about his path from counseling student to counselor educator.

Dr. Nate Ivers, Associate Professor and Chair of WFU's Department of Counseling, talks with hosts Dr. Shannon Warden and Dr. Bob Nations about his path from counseling student to counselor educator.

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Dr. Phil Clarke, Associate Professor of Counseling, sits down with Dr. Robert Casares to discuss fundamental principles and guidelines for practicing wellness counseling. Other topics include: what inspired and motivated Dr. Clarke to author a book on wellness, the importance of taking a holistic approach to helping clients, modeling wellness for students, and how wellness is exhibited by the WFU counseling department faculty. For more information about Dr. Clarke's book, please visit: http://bit.ly/Clarke-Wellness-Book

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Ep. 29: Exciting Career Opportunities for School Counselors with Dr. Erin Binkley

Dr. Erin Binkley, Assistant Professor and School Counseling Program Coordinator, sits down with Dr. Robert Casares to discuss the various career opportunities that are available to M.A. school counseling students post-graduation. Other topics include: strengths of WFU's on campus and online school counseling program, the energizing and exciting aspects of the day-to-day work of school counselors, pursuing a clinical license while counseling in a school setting, practical pathways to working as a full-time school counselor and a part-time clinical counselor, and family systems approaches to working with students and parents. For more information about Wake's School Counseling Program, visit: On Campus Program Webpage - http://bit.ly/WFU-SC-On-Campus Online Program Webpage - http://bit.ly/WFU-SC-Online