counseling
Coverage of counseling in the Nexus archive.
- Some Austin ISD families lose in-school help for finding food, counseling, tutoring
Some Austin families will begin the new school year without critical resources previously available inside their children's schools. These lost in-school supports helped families find essential services, including food, mental health care, tutoring, and academic support.
- A Portsmouth man was incarcerated at 17. Now, he’s helping other former inmates reenter society
Michael Marshall, a Portsmouth native, partners with nonprofits to provide counseling and reentry services for former inmates based on his own experience with incarceration at 17.
- South Africa: Gauteng Offers Counselling to Families of Protest Victims - South African News Briefs - July 6, 2026
Gauteng in South Africa is offering counseling services to families of individuals who were victims of protests. The initiative aims to provide support to affected families.
- Delaware County Community College Moves to Cut Counseling
Delaware County Community College has issued layoff notices to all part-time and full-time counselors, citing budget concerns and potential outsourcing of services. The decision reflects financial pressures and plans to restructure counseling support.
- Pasadena City College Consolidates Summer Into One Eight-Week Session
Pasadena City College is offering a consolidated eight-week summer session from Monday through Aug. 14, 2026, providing counseling, financial aid, and basic-needs services. Registration began on May 19, with the class schedule posted on April 20 and applications opening on Dec. 1, 2025. The college serves over 27,000 students each semester.
- Dem lawmaker says Graham Platner has ‘disqualified himself’ amid mounting allegations
A Dem lawmaker claims Graham Platner has disqualified himself due to allegations. His wife, Amy Gertner, defended their marriage, stating they addressed challenges through counseling and became stronger.
- Former FBI agents launch nonprofit to aid agents facing ‘consequences of upholding their oaths’
A group of former FBI employees is launching the FBI Support Network to provide legal assistance and counseling to agents facing disciplinary action or pressure to violate their oaths. The nonprofit aims to counter what it describes as an FBI 'retribution campaign' against such individuals.