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Susan offers mental health counseling for adolescents
and adults. Click here
to learn more about counseling services.
To
schedule a counseling appointment or inquire about insurance
benefits, please contact:
Lakeshore
Educational and Counseling Services
(440)
963-0402
info@lakeshoresupport.com
Office
location:
7819 Broadview Road
Suite
4
Seven Hills, OH 44131
(in the Northcoast Conflict Solutions Building)
Grief
Support Groups
Cornerstone
of Hope
Cornerstoneofhope.org
5905 Brecksville Road
Independence,
OH 44131
(216)
524-3787
If
you cannot see a counselor, you may be able to find
answers and support through these websites:
National
Institute of Mental Health
Reliable information regarding common mental health
questions, including definitions, warning signs, and
how to get help.
Campus
Blues
This site is designed to address common concerns of
college students.
Career
Development:
O*
NET Online is a vast resource listing job titles,
descriptions, and requirements. It will even help
you match your skills to an occupation. It's a great
place to start. http://online.onetcenter.org/
Find
over 14,000 job titles in the US Department of Labor's
Dictionary of Occupational Titles. http://immigration-usa.com/dot_index.html
The
Occupational Outlook Handbook is a nationally
recognized source of career information, designed
to provide valuable assistance to individuals making
career decisions. Revised every two years, it describes
what workers do on the job, working conditions, the
training and education needed, earnings, and expected
job prospects in a wide range of occupations. www.bls.gov
There
are a number of career assessments available to help
you clarify your skills and interests. There is no
one test that will tell you definitively what
career is best for you! Assessments and inventories
are best used as a tool to aid in your decision-making
process.
A
popular assessment is the Campbell Interest and Skill
Survey (CISS). You can also take this on-line for
a fee. http://www.pearsonassessments.com/tests/ciss.htm
Volunteer
The
quickest way to make a difference in your life is
to make a difference in someone else's. Think about
your own talents, skills, and passions. How might
someone else benefit? Here are some links to get
you started: http://www.volunteermatch.org/
or http://www.servenet.org/
Children
can make a difference too! Volunteering teaches a
multitude of skills and builds self-esteem. I know
a remarkable teenager named Sondra Clark. Her volunteer
efforts on behalf of Childcare International are enough
to inspire anybody. She's even written a book to
teach kids about volunteering called, You Can
Change Your World. Order a copy and find out
more about Sondra at:
www.sondraclark.com
College
Students
Do
you have a college roommate is who driving you nuts?
Check out my new book, My Roommate Is Driving
Me Crazy! Solve Conflicts, Set Boundaries, and
Survive the College Roommate From Hell. Read
about the book and find tons of college survival tips
by visiting www.myroommateisdrivingmecrazy.com.
If
you are interviewing for a new job be sure to read my
Job
Interview
Tips!
You
only have one chance to make a Positive
First Impression! If your boss or co-workers
are "challenging," find help in Dealing
With Difficult People.
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