Amy Willard's guest appearances

Amy Willard

Counseling MA Program Podcast Series

The eSpecial Needs Podcast

David Johnson

Terri Thompson

Malinda Cook

Melanie Mills

Phil Clarke

Emily Martin

Ninja Therapy

Cheyenne Carter

Jennifer Rogers

Sam Gladding

Seth Hayden

Tammy Cashwell

Nikki Elston

Mark Scholl

Debbie Newsome

OwlTail

Kathy Castellitto

Equine therapy can be effective in a number of ways for individuals of all abilities! Learn about how and why from our expert friends at TREE House in Wentzville, MO. Visit their website at https://thstl.org/

Equine therapy can be effective in a number of ways for individuals of all abilities! Learn about how and why from our expert friends at TREE House in Wentzville, MO. Visit their website at <a href="https://thstl.org/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://thstl.org/</a>

Equine Therapy with guests Amy Willard and Kathy Castellitto of TREE House

Amy Willard, Associate Director for Career Education &amp; Coaching in Wake Forest’s Office of Personal and Career Development, talks with hosts Dr. Bob Nations and Dr. Cheyenne Carter about her experiences in the online Master of Arts in Counseling program. She discusses how her coursework helped her develop into an effective Career Coach and Counselor, describes the challenging and most rewarding aspects of her work, and offers advice for listeners who are interested in becoming a counselor. Other topics include: the necessity of practicing ongoing self-reflection and increasing self-awareness, multicultural practices in clinical and career counseling settings, practical strategies for transitioning from college to career, and how flexibility and happenstance can lead to exciting and unexpected career changes.For more information about Wake Forest’s Office of Personal and Career Development, visit: https://opcd.wfu.edu/

Amy Willard, Associate Director for Career Education &amp; Coaching in Wake Forest’s Office of Personal and Career Development, talks with hosts Dr. Bob Nations and Dr. Cheyenne Carter about her experiences in the online Master of Arts in Counseling program. She discusses how her coursework helped her develop into an effective Career Coach and Counselor, describes the challenging and most rewarding aspects of her work, and offers advice for listeners who are interested in becoming a counselor. Other topics include: the necessity of practicing ongoing self-reflection and increasing self-awareness, multicultural practices in clinical and career counseling settings, practical strategies for transitioning from college to career, and how flexibility and happenstance can lead to exciting and unexpected career changes. For more information about Wake Forest’s Office of Personal and Career Development, visit: <a href="https://opcd.wfu.edu/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://opcd.wfu.edu/</a>

Ep. 42: Alumni Spotlight: Career Coaching and Counseling with Amy Willard