what course should one take in school if they wanna become a guidance an counsellor, or any counseling profess
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You definitely want to take Psychology classes or some combination of Psychology, Sociology and Social Work.  There are a lot of types of counselors, too, so make sure that you research each type and find the one that is right for you.  This is especially important because each job may require a completely different education!\n\nGood Luck!  I just finished last May!
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The best person to get this advice from is an administrator at your college.  Otherwise, you might not end up taking the classes that you will need to go pre-med.  Each institution has different classes that it requires, so it's best to go to a professional so you don't end up wasting money and time taking unnecessary classes.
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Both programs can provide a great opportunity to enhance your education (and that is really why you should do either, not just to make your college application look better). \n\nI personally would recommend going with the AP courses. AP is a standardized program, and colleges know how to interpret the scores and curriculum. Some colleges are leary of courses taken at community colleges because they are not as standardized. Additionally, it's usually much easier to fit an AP course or two into your high school schedule then it is to take community college courses.\n\n However, AP courses aren't offered in every subject, and some high schools have restrictions on who can take them. Talk to your guidance counselor about which ones your school offers and how to fit one into your schedule. If you can't take one, or are interested in another subject, the community college route would be fine as well.\n\nOne other word of advice: Don't take on more than you can handle. While colleges like to see that students have challenged themselves, they still will be looking for great grades. It is usually  better to have fewer AP courses and better grades than tons of AP courses and so-so grades.\n\nCarolyn Lawrence, \nwww.AdmissionsAdvice.com, the college blog
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Well, first of all, you should really brush up on your English and grammar skills. Then, you will need to talk to a counselor at school to get the right curriculum to study.
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Hi, Sangeetha.  Who can be the best counsellor other than the mother of the child?  If the mother is educated and intelligent enough, she can definitely counsel better than any other counsellor.  The mother is the  real friend, philosopher and guide of the child.  A little patience and inquisitiveness will help the mother to find cause of the naughtiness of the child and make the child to divert his/her attention towards learning. You cannot expect a child to study as per your standards.  Give the child enough time for play and then try to attract towards learning with a better method of education.  Where mischief is, there is intelligence.  Mischief and intelligence go together.  As time passes on, the degree of mischief slowly decreases because of the increase in the level of understanding.  This is a natural process.  Wait for a short time until the child grows six or seven years old.  If you find still that the child is not interested in studies, then consult a good educational counsellor and seek a technical opinion.  Good luck!
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check out any high school.. they will have a guidance person that will have a listing.
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1:1 counseling\nprescribed meds if needed
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Your school should offer a counselor.  Make an appointment and that counselor can help you with picking out classes that fit your needs.
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Are you wanting to be a counselor? IF so, you should be a good listener and be able to resist the urge to offer advice. You should help the person come up with their own solutions. \nYou also need to have patience as it might take time for them to reach the same answers that you have come up with. Also you have to be nonjudgemental of others.
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guidance means you are guiding someone or something to a specific thing\n counseling means giving advice and guiding them to it... \n  does that help you I hope.\n If you are wondering about a guidance counselor that is someone who helps someone decide on a course of action in their life and guides them in a direction to help them get there.
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The best answer that can be given is that it is really up to you and it really depends on what you like and what you want to do with your life.  I dont think your in college by the way you sound and I took several psychology classes and personally, I find them very interesting.  Counseling kind of ties into psychology, and so does sociology.  Liberal studies are overall studies.  If you major in liberal arts, you will take a few classes of every subject.  Human resources, or human services is a major in which you can learn, and have to take, classes in all of these areas.  Good Luck!!!
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Own your own counseling business for cancer patients.  You will get to work with cancer patients and you can also work with money!  U Should prolly take Psychology classes and business management classes and some math too!  Good Luck!!\n        T-Bone
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I am a counsellor. The tough part is getting in door. If you're harming yourself, then realizing that something is wrong, and not letting it defeat you is important. Now is the time to protect your future. So good job beginning the process of taking out the garbage that's been piling up. Give whoever you chose a few times to earn your trust. You feeling safe is the critical issue. Ask about confidentiality limits. The best part about seeing a counsellor is they have a way of seeing over your obsticles and safely guiding you. Think of it as a big log across your path. You just need some help clearing the way so you can get on with the path your life was meant to take. If you have choice and it's not someone chosen for you by social services, then meet a couple and decide. My experience is that a cognitive behavioural therapist may be most benefical. Look for someone with experience dealing with youth. Good luck.
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Talk to your counselor.
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Good luck with that one.  Try talking with a counsellor at the school you are planning on attending.
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ask your school counselor
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Go to college and see the school counselor that can help you take all the right courses to get the credentials you need.