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...during this ordeal, but they were too invested in my well-being to offer an impartial sounding board for some of my concerns. A close friend confided in me that he had used the mental health services at UHS and recommended them highly; on this advice, I saw a counselor about six times over a period of several months...
...honestly say that my meetings with her were crucial in helping me through this difficult time; there is great value in speaking with a professional who is entirely removed from your social circle. Still, it was an effort to convince my friends that I saw a counselor not because their support was insufficient but because her support was different--and complementary--to theirs...
...minimal should not be too hasty to make this decision for others. In my short and limited experience as a tutor, I've had conversations with several students who needed someone besides their friends or parents to talk to. I am not a trained psychiatrist nor an OCS counselor who necessarily knows the right things to say, but I hope that my presence, as someone a little older, more familiar and willing to listen, contributed to the student's Harvard experience. For those who have never had a meaningful conversation with a tutor, perhaps the benefits of having us around...
...Bergl), a shy Goth chick attending the very same high school that Carrie (whose relationship to Rachel is revealed mid-film) burned down so many years ago. As it turns out, Rachel harbors the very same telekinetic power Carrie did--a frightening fact understood only by the school guidance counselor, Sue Snell (Amy Irving), who also happens to be the sole survivor of the original film...
...support for yourself--through a friend, counselor, or a support group. Find someone or someplace where you can talk openly and receive support from others...