Join the CounsellingResource.com ‘Ask the Psychologist’ Faculty
We’re expanding again, and we’d like to welcome one or more new faculty members to the team which produces our Ask the Psychologist feature.
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We’re expanding again, and we’d like to welcome one or more new faculty members to the team which produces our Ask the Psychologist feature.
We’re expanding again, and we’d like to welcome one or more new editors to the team.
We’re expanding again, and we’d like to welcome one or more new authors to the team.
Now in our 8th year, we’re once again looking to expand our academic and professional faculty and to welcome new regular authors to the team. And even if you’re not quite ready to join the team directly, we also have some other ways you can help.
On behalf of all of us at CounsellingResource.com, I’d like to extend the warmest welcome to our two newest contributors to the ‘Ask the Psychologist’ column, Dr Cynthia Giocomarra and Dr Alisa Robinson.
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