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Name: Hester
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How to get into counselling/therapy? -
November 6th 2011, 04:13 PM
My... ideas for my future are beginning to change. I'm asking this not because I've decided on anything but because I'm curious as to whether or not it's possible now.
I took Englishes, media and maths at As level because I wanted to go into creative writing. If I want to go into counselling, what A levels or whatever do you need for uni? I ask because I know an adult who trained as a counselor after dropping out of school and doing hairdressing, so I'm curious. Because I didn't take anything like psychology or whatever, is the uni option out? Are there any options to get training later on in life? Buddy June 24th 2011-August 10th 2011 Live Help Operator since July 28th 2011 HelpLINK Mentor since August 10th 2011. Addictive Behaviours Forum Moderator since September 8th 2011. General Forum Moderator since January 29th 2012. Social Networking Team since January 15th 2012.  |
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