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T* 9 0 0 9 96 397.5 Tm T* He graduated from Touro College in New York with a doctorate in health sciences research and education and from California Southern University in Irvine, CA, with a doctorate in clinical psychology. Choosing between a career as a counselor, therapist, or psychologist may depend on your intended level of education, ideal professional role, and salary goals. First, I had always been interested in how the body worked. -.0331 Tw -.0394 Tw -.0043 Tw .0065 Tc /F4 1 Tf )9.1( )]TJ 1.7143 0 TD T* Jennifer Litner is a licensed marriage and family therapist and certified sex therapist working in private practice in Chicago. 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Ask about the programs' available practicum sites. .0181 Tc Conversely, counselors are more focused on developing a trusting relationship with the client by creating a safe space for them to express their 1 i .0866 Tw difference between %JlaW_X@I\1%uTl%uxd)FzZd-Oxu?# 0 Tw }_- . -.0161 Tc -.0131 Tw -25.9016 -1.3333 TD 0 Tw S 1 0 0 1 0 -702 cm 0 0 m The therapist supports the patients belief in themselves that they can change. 15 0 l [(Wh)24(y C)11.5(l)7.3(i)5.8(e)1.7(n)11(t)-2(s C)11.5(h)4.2(oo)9(se Th)4.2(er)6.5(a)7.2(p)16.6(y)]TJ What is the Difference Between Coaching and Counseling? How Clinical Interviews Help Diagnose Mental Illness [( c)32.2(e)38.9(r)85.2(,)33.1( i)15.1(n)15.6(s)36.1(i)17.1(s)28.3(t)29.7(e)26.4(d)33.1( o)41.9(n)39.5( )]TJ Differences Between Motivational Interviewing and Traditional Patient Counseling Techniques. 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