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...Franek, editorial director for the Princeton Review, said he believes students should have free access to the service that thickenvelope.com offers. According to Franek, his company provides a similar service through their Counselor-O-Matic, which scans a student’s application against a database of 3,000 colleges and universities nationwide...
...Medicating Young Minds Thank you for your article on the issues surrounding psychotropic medication, mental health and children [Dec. 8]. My personal experience as a counselor dealing with managed-care providers is that they want a quick fix at the least expense to them. Too many clients go without the services and medications they need because of the often strict and unreasonable guidelines that managed care applies to mental-health services. Consumers have no idea what they're up against. Amy Keifer, L.P.C. Oklahoma City...
...typical geographic “disadvantage,” in the lingo of affirmative action, is bald-faced. Montana, for instance, still has about 100 one-room schoolhouses where the educator is a teacher, counselor and principal all-in-one. These schools struggle to meet basic accreditation standards, much less offer “AP courses,” or a full regiment of math and science. And SATs? Pretty much out of the question without a 100-mile drive...
...bodies, millions of people would be stranded every day. We Americans do little about our health until there is a problem. Then we are suddenly amazed by what has happened to us. I'm surprised that more people do not seek the advice of a nutrition counselor. Is it because that is not covered by health insurance? My car insurance doesn't pay for oil changes, but I still have them done. DEANNE DEAVILLE Sunnyvale, Calif...
Thank you for your article on the issues surrounding psychotropic medication, mental health and children. My personal experience as a counselor dealing with managed-care providers is that they want a quick fix at the least cost to them. Too many clients go without the services and medications they need because of the often strict and unreasonable guidelines that managed care applies to mental-health services. Consumers have no idea what they're up against. AMY KEIFER, L.P.C. Oklahoma City, Okla...