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As a counselor, your role involves conducting initial assessments to understand clients" concerns, needs, and goals. You will be responsible for identifying psychological, social, and behavioral challenges that clients may be facing. Providing individual or group counseling sessions is a crucial aspect of the job, where you will help clients explore their feelings, thoughts, and behaviors, guiding them in developing strategies to overcome challenges. Collaborating with clients to establish realistic and achievable goals is essential, along with monitoring their progress and providing constructive feedback. During crisis situations, you will need to respond promptly and offer immediate support, referring clients to specialized care services if necessary. Maintaining accurate and confidential records of client interactions and preparing reports as per organizational standards are part of your responsibilities. Additionally, working collaboratively with families, educators, or other professionals to ensure holistic care for clients is vital. Participation in case reviews and team meetings is also expected. Continuous professional development is encouraged, including staying updated on counseling techniques, theories, and legal/ethical standards. Attending workshops, training sessions, and certification programs as required will contribute to your growth as a counselor.,