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The Chronicle of Higher Education: The Chronicle of Higher Education article, Overburdened Mental-Health Councilors Look After Students: But Who Looks After the Counselors (Sept 2019)

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Expectations of counseling services was discussed by Richard Shadick in The Chronicle of Higher Education article, Overburdened Mental-Health Councilors Look After Students: But Who Looks After the Counselors. September 2019

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