Examples of guidance and counseling education.

1. Master's degree in Counseling Psychology
2. Bachelor's degree in School Counseling
3. Certificate program in Career Counseling
4. Workshop on Mental Health First Aid
5. Training in Crisis Intervention
6. Seminar on Substance Abuse Counseling
7. Continuing education course on LGBTQ+ Counseling
8. Webinar on Trauma-Informed Care
9. Online course on Cognitive Behavioral Therapy
10. Supervised internship in Marriage and Family Counseling.

Individual Counseling:

- Providing support and guidance to students struggling with personal or academic issues
- Helping students develop coping mechanisms and problem-solving skills
- Addressing issues such as anxiety, depression, relationship challenges, and stress

Group Counseling:

- Facilitating group discussions to explore common issues and support peer relationships
- Helping students develop communication and interpersonal skills
- Addressing topics such as conflict resolution, diversity, and leadership

Career Counseling:

- Assisting students with career exploration and planning
- Providing information on different career paths and educational opportunities
- Helping students develop job search strategies and interview skills

Academic Advising:

- Guiding students through academic programs and course selection
- Providing information on degree requirements, major options, and registration procedures
- Helping students develop academic goals and plans

Mental Health Screening and Intervention:

- Conducting mental health screenings to identify students at risk
- Providing referrals for further assessment and treatment
- Supporting students in navigating mental health challenges and resources

Educational Programming:

- Developing and conducting workshops, presentations, and other educational programs on topics related to student well-being and success
- Facilitating discussions on mental health, academic skills, and career planning
- Collaborating with faculty, staff, and parents on student support initiatives

Crisis Intervention:

- Providing immediate support to students experiencing crises or emergencies
- Assessing risk, developing safety plans, and connecting students with appropriate resources
- Collaborating with university police, health services, and other support systems

Advocacy and Support:

- Advocating for students' needs and rights within the university system
- Providing support to students who are experiencing discrimination or other barriers
- Connecting students with resources such as disability services, financial aid, and legal assistance