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Working with Children

Children’s Issues Self-Esteem Peer Issues Fighting Loss and Grief Abuse Loneliness and isolation Living in two cultures

Issues School difficulties Depression/anxiety Homelessness Truancy Substance Abuse Divorce

Group Considerations Setting Set clear expectations Need for increased planning Need to involve parents

Counselor Characteristics Patience Caring Playfulness Sense of humor Can identify with one’s own childhood Firmness w/o being punitive Appropriate anger expression

Counselor Characteristics Concern and interest for children Knowing your limitations

Professional Characteristics Understanding of developmental tasks of childhood Understanding of group skills An ability to work with diverse populations Supervised training in work with children

Special Issues Working with families Working with teachers