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Connect with your Child: Aaron Greenwell's Approach to Child Counseling
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- Episode Topic:In this episode of Mastering Counseling, we explore the dynamic world of therapy through the eyes of Aaron Greenwell, a limited licensed clinical counselor and a school counselor with a master's in counseling. With a deep understanding of nonverbal communication and a background in various communities, Aaron shares his journey from an ASD Paraeducator to a licensed clinical counselor.
- Lessons You'll Learn: Join us, as we engage in a rich conversation with Aaron Greenwell, a counselor specializing in children, parenting, and dynamics within households. Aaron's journey begins with the influential presence of his grandparents, who were both educators, leading him on a path toward counseling. From his experience as a martial artist to his involvement in diverse communities, Aaron emphasizes the importance of movement, play, and ritual in his counseling approach. He discusses the impact of technology and screen time on children's behavior, advocating for a balanced approach.
- About Our Guest: Aaron's expertise in child counseling shines through his ability to build relationships with the young ones. He talks about the why and how we should respond when kids do something wrong. Instead of just reacting, he suggests using positive responses to help them behave better. He also thinks that practicing, learning, and being creative in a way that's right for every kid is really important. He discusses the importance of incorporating extracurricular activities and resources into counseling, drawing from his background in martial arts and other communities.
- Topics Covered:Aaron talks about how doing things in a certain way regularly can be helpful for kids. He compares this to routines, which are like habits that give kids a sense of order and rules. These routines can make kids feel safe and encourage them to act well. For people who want to become counselors for kids or schools, Aaron suggests staying open-minded, flexible, and really connecting with the kids.
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