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Writer:
Janelle
Keyes
(863) 667-7077
Contact:
Susan
Hurley
(863)
667-7046
LAKELAND,
FL (March 11, 2005) - A
counseling professional from the University of South Florida Lakeland
presented papers during February’s annual Winter Counseling
Symposium sponsored by the American Counseling Association (ACA)
Foundation and Argosy University. Susan Hurley, M.A., presented
an education session titled “Counselor Self Care; strategies
for developing increased resolve, hope and empowerment when working
with victims of trauma.”
Hurley, a doctoral student in Counselor Education at The University
of South Florida, collaborated with fellow doctoral student Theresa
Waggoner, M.Ed. for the presentation. Hurley currently serves as
the Coordinator for the USF Lakeland Counseling Center and provides
a variety of counseling services for all current students, faculty
and staff at the University.
The 2nd annual conference, “Responding to Tragedy, Trauma
and Crisis” held February 25-27 in Sarasota, provided a unique
opportunity for counselors, counselor educators, and students to
share research and practice in a changed world.
The American Counseling Association is a not-for-profit, professional
and educational organization that is dedicated to the growth and
enhancement of the counseling profession. Founded in 1952, ACA is
the world's largest association exclusively representing professional
counselors in various practice settings.
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