I came to Palo Alto University to continue my path of service and strive to be there for others in the best capacity possible. In my own circles where I live in the Palm Springs region, it was apparent that the need for mental health counseling was severe for teenagers, veterans, families, and marginalized families.
Category: Guest Author
Guest Post: My PAU Journey by Edelysse Lopez
When I was accepted into PAU, a new fire ignited inside of me. I was ready to become a student again, eager to learn and experience such a special program that was the perfect fit for me.
Guest Post: My Path from Hospitality to Counseling by Brandi Williams
I’m not choosing to become a counselor because I think it will help me heal my own wounds, though maybe it will, I’m here because I have a responsibility to my community to be of service.
Guest Post: Cultivating Compassion and Counseling Skills by Nathan Hackler
What also surprised me was how quickly I was able to make friends. As my cohort was all online, I thought it would be difficult to connect with people and truly start making connections. These connections, to my surprise, came quickly due to the environment that was created at PAU.
Guest Post: Navigating the Juggle: A Journey through Motherhood, Career, and Self-Care by Shonda Moore
In the midst of this vibrant life, I wear the hats of an entrepreneur and businesswoman, currently launching a startup marketing agency called We Brand U Social. The journey of balancing motherhood, marriage, career, and entrepreneurship has been both rewarding and demanding.
Guest Author: Martin Hughes
I face all of these challenges – my diabetes, my job, my running, my fundraising – with the same mindset: start strong, but finish stronger.
Guest Author: Sashna Nair
I’m thrilled to introduce to you the guest author for today’s post, Sashna Nair. Sashna hails from the breathtaking islands of Fiji, a place imbued with tropical charm and warmth. Her expat story is an inspiring testament to strength and determination.
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