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Angela Pharris; Julie Miller-Cribbs; Jedediah Bragg; Bonni Goodwin; Chan M. Hellman – Journal of Youth Development, 2022
Camp has proven to be an effective positive youth development strategy for children and youth who experience trauma and adversity. However, training camp counselors who are prepared to meet the needs of trauma-exposed youth in these settings are less understood. This pilot evaluation study provides the results of a social simulation-based training…
Descriptors: Camps, Youth Programs, Counselor Training, Simulation
Cyber Counselors Working with Children and Adolescents in South Korea: A Qualitative Interview Study
Sin, Sunghye – ProQuest LLC, 2016
This study was about cyber counselors working with children and adolescents in South Korea. The purpose of this qualitative study was to develop an understanding of cyber counselors in S. Korea, and their successes and challenges as they work with children and adolescents online. The study helped to develop an understanding about their served…
Descriptors: Foreign Countries, Counseling Techniques, Internet, Counselors
Collins, Christina – Communique, 2009
In the everyday bustle of high school life, a student can have wounds--physical or emotional--that often go unnoticed. A lot of issues affect adolescents of all backgrounds. Two particularly serious issues among U.S. high school students are suicide and self-injury. This article discusses what school mental health professionals can do about…
Descriptors: Prevention, Mental Health Workers, Injuries, Mental Health

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