Month: May 2021
ISCA Conferences
ISCA Annual Conference — Nov. 1-2 |
IACAC — Sharing the Dream Conference — May 19, 2021 — Virtual and Free
IACAC
According to the Migration Policy Institute, approximately 98,000 undocumented students graduate from high school annually in the US. The financial, social, and legal challenges faced by college-ready, undocumented students are momentous. Join us for the 7th annual Sharing the Dream Conference and learn, first-hand, how you can better advocate for and support undocumented students as they overcome barriers on the path to a college degree and beyond. At this virtual conference, you will hear from knowledgeable speakers, receive helpful resources, and connect with other advocates. Whether you are a teacher, professional school counselor, school or district administrator, admissions or student affairs professional, or simply aspiring to be a better ally and advocate, this conference is designed to help you make a greater impact to empower undocumented students.
Mental Health in AAPI Communities: Overcoming the Stigma
In honor of Mental Health Awareness Month and Asian American and Pacific Islander (AAPI) Heritage Month, We would like to invite you to a panel discussion on Mental Health in AAPI Communities: Overcoming the Stigma today, Tuesday May 18, at 5:30pm (central). Please join us!
Registration Link: http://tinyurl.com/2H6WNR5B
Maternity Leave Position: College Counselor
School: British International School of Chicago, South Loop
Dates: August 9, 2021 through end of October 2021
Job listing: https://www.nordangliaeducation.jobs/internal/displayjob.aspx?jobid=11676
Contact: Anne Economakos (anne.economakos@bischicagosl.org)
Maternity Leave Position: School Counselor
School: Disney II Magnet High School
Dates: End of August 2021 through beginning of February 2022
Contact: Jenn Fine (jsfine@cps.edu)
Wellness Wednesday
🌙 Rest can look like sleep … but it can also look like:
- Being unproductive
- Time away from draining energies
- Solitude outdoors
- Logging off
- A limited to-do list
- A safe space
- Letting go
Which of these feels best for you today?
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Upcoming Anti-Racism Forums
Check out the following free events:
Friday, May 14 – Healing and Reuniting in the Era of COVID-19: Facing Anti-Asian Hate Crimes and Xenophobia in the U.S.
Friday, May 21 – Identifying and Coping with Racial Trauma: Creating your Racism Recovery Plan
Counselor Job Opening
LivingWell is a non-profit organization under the umbrella of Northwestern Medicine with a location in Geneva, IL and a new location opening in Warrenville, IL. We provide free services to cancer patients and their families and those who have experienced a cancer related loss. We are currently hiring for a full-time therapist. We are currently providing services virtually but hope to be providing services in person again by the end of the summer. We would prefer an LCPC for this position, but would consider LPC or LCSW. Please let me know if you have any questions and pass this opening along to any graduates who might be interested. Below is a link to LivingWell as well as the job posting.
https://jobs.nm.org/job/-/-/27763/7077802848?trid=0a219b99-3909-48ff-8857-e22bca3965a6
Thank you,
Missy
Missy Petty, M.Ed, LCPC
she/her/hers
Lead Oncology Counselor
LivingWell Cancer Resource Center
Northwestern Medicine
442 Williamsburg Avenue
Geneva, IL 60134
630-262-1111 office
630-262-1110 fax
Being an Inclusive Counselor to Children and Adolescents Virtual Webinar
Being an Inclusive Counselor to Children and Adolescents Virtual Webinar
Wednesday, May 19 at 10am Central
Registration link: https://allcounselors.com/event/being-an-inclusive-counselor-to-children-and-adolescents/
Dr. Cabell will be presenting on being and inclusive counselor to children and adolescents.
Full-Time Family Therapist Job Opportunity
Maine Township’s MaineStay Youth & Family Services in Park Ridge (mainetown.com/mainestay) is seeking to hire a full-time Family Therapist. Candidates may apply prior to completion of degree, but this position does require a master’s degree in marriage and family therapy, counseling, psychology, or a related field; experience working with youth and families; excellent communication, organizational, and computer skills; and the ability to work day and evening hours. Excellent benefits. To apply, please email cover letter and resume to MaineStay Director Richard Lyon at rlyon@mainetown.com. For more information about the job please visit https://www.indeed.com/job/family-therapist-f147ef147a1b2043.