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How do you cope with stressful situations? Taking a break, exercising, or watching an episode of your favorite show could be helpful. With more important matters, maybe you need a friend or family member to listen. Knowing you aren't alone could be a key factor in getting your life back on track. That's why addiction counseling technicians (also known as addiction counselors) like me put our hearts into our work.
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If you want to live without regret, take the “Rocking Chair Test.” Pretend you are sitting on the front porch, watching the sunset, and looking back on your life. You graduated from high school and started working right away, but you soon realized that job wasn't right for you. Then you discovered a career you could love. You started college to train for it, but you had to quit for one reason or another. Maybe you had kids that required your full attention.
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“Skilled trade jobs have proven to be more stable than many other professions, as proven by the fact that many of these duties and jobs were deemed essential during COVID-19 lockdowns.” Read the full Yahoo article at https://www.yahoo.com/entertainment/trade-schools-might-better-option-16...
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When you think of a career in a dental practice, what do you picture? The dentist? The scheduling coordinator? Although all members of a dental practice's team are vital, dental assistants are frequently overlooked. However, their efforts lead to far-reaching effects for the dental practice as a whole.
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All programs have been converted to a hybrid format incorporating online instruction with on-campus instruction for hands-on components. Please contact the school for program specifics and safety guidance and protocols.
Enrollment and financial aid can be done from home. Use your time wisely and enroll today.
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Our veterinary technician instructors are completing the Fear Free certification program, if they have not done so already. This means that they could empower students with skills to help eliminate pets' fear, anxiety, and stress induced by veterinary visits. Fear Free practices are designed to create a clinic experience that is safer for all parties involved, including pets, families, and veterinary healthcare teams.
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