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Regularly gave this to my dog for about 4 weeks and then he caught yeast infection first in his years and then in the groin area! It brake out really bad (producing pus) and the dog was in pain from the itchiness. It was bad enough to see a vet. The vet confirmed it as an yeast infection and suggested 2 medical shampoo treatments per week until the area of infection is healed. This product actually contains brewer's yeast which is definitely NOT an ingredient you want to pump up in your dog(s) and it was the obvious cause for my dog's yeast infection. I wish I had been more careful when I bought this product. I ended up paying 110 USD for vet appointment + the treatment and I hope I don't need to take any further treatments to cure this infection. STEER CLEAR of this product!!! Seriously!
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My dog has strong HD in both hips, and my vet told me to use cosequin DS on a daily basis. Since these pills were really expensive in Norway ( about 230 $ for 210 pills ), I started searching online after the pills. Came across these, and wanted to try them. Better price, and based on the description, stronger. He daily gets 2 pills, and his hips seems better. My 8 year old dog is now jumping around like a 2 year old :) I love my dog, and I don´t want him to suffer. So I would have changed back to cosequin if I didn't believe that these pills actually works. So i´m going to give him these pills for the rest of his, hopefully, long life =)
My 11 Year Old Beagle Loves These!
Posted by CritterChuckles on Jan 15, 2012
Lucy the Beagle was having trouble walking from hip arthritis. She had become very leery of getting up or down off the sofa and spent most of her days lying around. I first purchased a bottle of joint supplement for her at the local pet store & did see a difference within 3 days. But once we finished that bottle I decided to buy something from iHerb since I order all of my own supplements on here. I purchased this formula since it has MSM plus Glucosamine and our veterinarian said MSM is excellent for joint health. We are now about 75% thru the bottle and Lucy is running around like a puppy! She plays with our other dogs, runs around barking & wagging her tail and runs to find me to give me kisses when she gets up from her naps! She will be 11 yrs old in a couple weeks and she's now acting like she's 11 months. She runs in the kitchen to get her "vitamin" when I tell her it's time, and if I happen to forget one I see a difference in her the next day. So I now have the bottle sitting on the counter where I can't miss it. And I'm back on iHerb today to order another bottle. I believe this is an excellent choice if you have an older dog with joint pain. If you see your elderly pet slowing down and not being as active then chances are their joints are hurting and this product will help. Well worth the money and with iHerb you'll have it in hand within a few days.
14-1/2 Year Old Pomeranian Still Going Strong--Update for Yorkie Poos
Posted by HelloItsMe on Aug 22, 2013
My elderly Pomeranian is still going strong, thanks to 1/2 tablet of this each morning. He actually demands it, sitting and begging until he gets it in the AM. This seems to have helped him with his energy levels and has improved a left front shoulder that used to cause him to limp slightly. He also, like his human masters, seems to be more flexible since taking MSM. Highly recommended by Norman! Aug 2013 Update: Our little buddy lived to be 16 and I think this supplement was part of the reason. We now give it to our two Yorkie-Poos, one of whom had developed a honking cough (can be a symptom of a collapsing trachea, which Yorkies and Poms are prone to have in later years). After about 2 weeks of 1/2 a tablet, she never coughs, so I HOPE this will help strengthen her trachea. She also is prone to occasional dislocated joints (hip or knee), just like Norman (the Pom); I have high hopes this supplement will help. They LOVE the taste & won't let me forget to give it to them; highly recommended by these 2, too!
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... was a real lifesaver for my belgium shephard's hip / joint problem! I have right now 6 bottles of this in my kitchen cabinet as I cannot simply afford to run out of it. I've used this for 2 years now and it's better and cheaper than any other similar product your vetenarian could ever sell you! PS. Be sure to check my profile page for +180 reviews on iHerb products.
A Good Value
Posted by Reviewer1728361 on Aug 19, 2010
This is a good price. My old 'boy' has been taking hip/joint supplements for years, and it really has helped to keep him mobile.
16 Year Old Brittany Spaniel Getting around much better
Posted by Reviewer2484925 on Sep 17, 2010
Old Charlie has had a lot of hip stiffness, he loves these things and we have noticed an improvement in his walking and standing up.
Best for large dogs
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I have saint bernard age of 10. She had problems with her legs. It was hard for her to stand up and walk. After using those vitamins for five month she can easily walk even by stairs.
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I have been giving these to my dog for over a year and they have really helped her with her hip dysplasia.
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I definitely notice the improvement since putting my GSD with spinal issues on these tablets. We recently ran out of them, and she was much slower getting up and moving about. Super quick International shipping as well.


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Oregano-Lemon Chicken RecipeRead Reviews Be the first to add a review
- 6 bone-in chicken thighs (3 pounds)
- 3 tablespoons lemon juice
- 2 tablespoons honey
- 1 tablespoon olive oil
- 3 garlic cloves, minced
- 2 teaspoons dried oregano
- Place the chicken in a greased 13-in. x 9-in. baking dish. Combine the lemon juice, honey, oil, garlic and oregano; pour over chicken.
- Bake, uncovered at 375° for 45 minutes or until a meat thermometer reads 180°, basting occasionally with pan juices. Yield: 6 servings.
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"Maybe it was just me, but I thought this was rather bland... It just tasted like plain baked chicken."
"I made this with boneless chicken thighs. Delicious and not too sweet."
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"The only 3 things I did different was I added the lemon rinds to the cooking process and the smell was very refreshing. I also used the juices to baste the chicken but it seemed to was the spices off so I added a dash of honey & oregano during the last 5 min of cooking time. It made the chicken look more flavorful and the taste was very good. How can you go wrong with garlic, honey lemon and oregano! Very good!"
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Cross Country - Boys Varsity
Div. II New England Champions • 1998, 1997, 1996, 1995, 1978, 1977
Boys Cross Country has been one of the most successful athletic programs at Berkshire since its inception at the School in 1966. The team takes advantage of Berkshire's beautiful setting with a course (installed in 2008) that has striking views of the campus. The course is challenging, but idyllic in that it truly incorporates a variety of different terrains. Additionally, favorite running loops on country roads in the surrounding rolling hills of southwestern Massachusetts provide even more territory than Berkshire's own 400 acres.
Berkshire runners compete in the annual Canterbury Invitational, a number of Division I and II dual, tri, and quad meets, and the New England Prep School Championship - which Berkshire has proudly hosted a number of times. Though we have established a tradition of excellence, runners of every talent level are encouraged to come out for Cross Country at Berkshire. Creating a team that appreciates each other and the sport of running is the ultimate goal every season. This year's squad, though young, is showing qualities of toughness, persistence, and team spirit, all of which bode well for the coming season.
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2014 Season
Berkshire's Cross Country team was made up of 25 wonderful student-athletes that brought their enthusiasm and smiling faces to the trails everyday, hard workout or not. Our season was made up of long runs, speed workouts on the track and hill workouts on the Mountain. Highlights include: Surprise ice cream run to SoCo, beating Crew in Ultimate Frisbee, extreme racing conditions (from the blazing heat at Avon Old Farms to the icy downpour at T.P.), long slow distance in Salisbury, Coach Lloyd, Peter Giordano, Derrick Burt, and Luke Streett shattering Mr. Mulder's fastest Mt. Everett summit time, Danny Kim leading Russian twists, 3x a week ab workouts, Peter Giordano's rendition of "kick-drive-paw", and Mr. Gulotta's last minute arrival at Berkshire's last home meet accompanied with an incredible pre-race speech and starting both the boys' and girls' races. And of course, Sarah Kinney winning her second NEPSTA Division II Championship race at Williston Northampton (this is the third year in a row that a Berkshire female has captured the title!). We will miss our seniors dearly next year and wish them all the best in college: Sarah Kinney, Kara Falk, Peter Giordano, James Donovan, Danny Kim, and Chris Bower. Go Bears!
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Visitors can create their own volcanos by determining the amounts of silica and gas.
A famous founding father once said, "By failing to prepare, you are preparing to fail."
Benjamin Franklin was a brilliant mind and a man one who should be admired for the vision he had for colonial unity in the beginning stages of our country's resistance to British rule. But sometimes Franklin's intuition to prepare, a notion he frequently expressed and reinforced when he facilitated one of the earliest civic organizations—a fire department, is forgotten.
Southern Utahns, especially, can be thankful for fire departments because of the rampant wildfires scorching grasslands across the state. In August, the Patch Spring Fire burned nearly 31,000 acres of forest land and cut powerlines and forced hundreds to evacuate. Other natural disasters can come without warning, and Utahns should be prepared.
Luckily, the Preparedness Fair storms into town for a two-day disaster prevention extravaganza Sept. 27 and 28. In conjunction with the Field Museum in Chicago, the Natural History Museum of Utah will showcase the many ways one can prepare for disaster. "In the context of the exhibit, we want to raise awareness of the importance of preparation for natural disasters . . . not only through individual preparation but how we can prepare together as a community," says Lisa Thompson, project manager for Natural History Museum of Utah.
The SLC Fire Department will be on hand to teach fire safety and let guests explore an array of firetrucks. The University of Utah Seismograph Station will have scientists available for Q&As on earthquake preparation, and Queststar Gas will be available to show how to safely turn off and on gas meters. A plethora of other organizations will be prepared to show and educate you on disaster safety.
The Preparedness Fair promises not only an educational walk-around but a fun weekend activity for the whole family.
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Feb 08th 2012
Learn to Make Chef Ralph's Brussels Sprouts! We Did on Ch. 4's GTU.
Salt Lake magazine and Head Start Chef Brian Ralph stopped by Good Things Utah this morning to chat with the ladies about childhood obesity (featured in the January/February 2012 issue), what local fat fighters are doing to educate kids about food and to whip up a healthy dish. Read More


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Everyone. Gay marriage isn't just a morality issue, its also a practical one. Exactly what benefit does having two gay people married bring? Little to none. Exactly what benefit does having two straight people married bring? Kids(the future).
So here's the deal. We should change the law to unincentivize marriage alone, and start giving tax reliefs to marriages that have X amount of children, the more children the more tax relief. Then legalize gay marriage, then if gay people want to adopt, they are helping out society and get the exact same treatment as their counterparts who have the same amount of children. Wham bam thank you mam, equality that is also practical.


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Things a wealthy man does not WANT to get from anything except a wife. I.e. he could get it from someone else, but prefers a single woman legally committed to him.
1) Children.
2) Bareback, no holds barred, kinky sex.
3) More money - what, you think he has to marry below him?
4) Good advice, connections, etc. (again, just because he has money doesn't mean he can't marry UP.
5) Someone that can help them bury a body at 3 AM, no questions asked (or do other activities that require brains, trust, and no chance of being blackmailed.) No, he can't do this with a friend - not if he is truly wealthy.
6) Someone to understand and comfort him when he is at his lowest (a dog will comfort, but not understand - a friend my understand but might not be able to comfort him).
7) Someone he can trust will be there after the money is GONE.
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The right woman can compliment the man and viceversa!
She can help the man the best he can be. Nothing else matters.
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Really nice answer
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I think I would be a better friend and more loyal than a dog lol that is for sure for the right man, I can bring a lot to the table, I am smart, give great advice, love to help people, I am honest and a great friend. I can have a great conversation with almost anyone, If a man is looking for an all around good woman, then I can bring a lot to the table and more. I am also graduating with a BS in biochemistry with a minor in biology in a little over 2 months from now, hopefully I will get my pHD in a few years so I will be able to bring even more to the table.
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Your friend is being over-simplistic. Now, I do know men that share his point of view. In theory, it makes sense that a dog and a woman just for sex could fill those needs.
Problem is that most men aren't built that way. They needs taken care of by beings that can challenge that man, can share experiences with that man.
I haven't had a girlfriend in a whileeeeeeeeeeee and I'm content. BUT, I know if the right woman comes along...I'll be thrilled to have her in my life. Human bonds can't be replaced by dogs and one night stands. It's like asking for an Incredible Hulk doll for Christmas, opening up the box and getting your sister's Ken doll painted green.
It's just not the same.
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Women bring all of the things that men bring to the table PLUS the only things in life that really matter , beauty, joy, happiness, love, and most importantly they bring life, including the one your friend is apparently wasting. The reason your friend doesn't know what women bring to the table is because he doesn't have any of those things that matter in his life. So your friend has resorted to the oldest trick in the book, pretending that MONEY is the only thing that matters.
Women control 3/4 of the wealth inside the United States. Bring to the table, Hell, women own the table at which your unbalanced friend is sitting. You couldn't think of anything to say to him, well allow me to enlighten you and your friend. Your friend Sir is a sexist pig, and when someone make a sexist insulting remark such as he did, he should be called on it. And the fact that you didn't, makes me wonder about your taste in friends. Quick story !!
( oh no not another story knowitall please, smile ). When I was in college there was a girl who lived down the hall from me, she was about 4-11 tall, hair standing all over head, always dressed unfashionable, with thick glasses, on an academic scholarship with no money to spare , she was what men would call unattractive. We were friends, she was brilliant and I liked her (as a friend). So from time to time when my group was going out to party, I'd knock on her door and ask if she wanted to come. Her answer was always the same, I don't have anything to wear, and I don't have time for that foolishness. One night there was a big party and I insisted she come, same answer I don't have anything to wear. I leaned over kiss her on the cheek and said don't worry about it, I'VE GOT YOU. I said there is a Good Will store on the corner we'll walk down and I'll buy you a dress. She agreed. We brought the dress, went to the party danced one dance ( she didn't know how to dance), she stated this is not my scene, I need to go study. I walked her back to her dorm, and went back to the party. Fast forward 40 years ( the length of time I hadn't seen this girl). I needed to have some medical test done. So I went to the City where her Clinic was located. Out walks this little old woman ( hair standing all over head, dressed unfashionable, with thick glasses) she has a PHD, a medical degree, Showed me the operating theater, the school on the grounds where she teaches , the research center on the grounds. After the test were done, we went back to her office, I ask her, by the way, how much is all of this going to cost me. She got up from her desk, push a picture aside on the wall behind her desk, revealing a safe, she open the safe and took out a book, she open it up, said read this and handed it to me. It read as follows: Date 3-1-1968, Dear Diary, today my friend knowitall brought me the nicest dress I've ever had, he took me to the only party I've been to while in college, he's the only boy in college I've danced with, and he gave me the only kiss I've had in college. She then rose from her chair came around to my side of the table leaned other kissed me on the cheek, smiled at me and said don't worry about the cost knowitall I'VE GOT YOU. Tell your friend that his monetary net worth doesn't make HIM worth anything, only the things that he does with his monetary net can do that. If he's not careful someone may write the following about him someday . Here lies George, in life he was a sexist pig, now that he's dead he has more money than anyone else in the seminary, congregations George.
So beautiful story! And reply
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Are all of you sleeping? Don't you get it? Orlando has, in a well-crafted manner put something out there with the hopes of eliciting a genuine response that might actually resonate with his spirit! Read between the lines ladies! He already knows the answer to the question. He's fishing. I have a bit of an inclining of what I think he might be after here. I'm new here. Don't know him. But from one INFP to another… He very well may be the catch of catches.
It is obvious that he just works for this website to heat the forum and involve people to participate in conversations
Ahh.. Yes. I hadn't considered that possibility. As I mentioned I am new to MM.
Amen!Relationships are all about sharing life.
It is obvious that he just works for this website to heat the forum and involve people to participate in conversations
Are all of you sleeping? Don't you get it? Orlando has, in a well-crafted manner put something out there with the hopes of eliciting a genuine response that might actually resonate with his spirit! Read between the lines ladies! He already knows the answer to the question. He's fishing. I have a bit of an inclining of what I think he might be after here. I'm new here. Don't know him. But from one INFP to another… He very well may be the catch of catches.
A good one.
Three things since the creation of man: Enhancement, Value, and Completion. With respect, a man that have become bitter or do not know what he is looking for asks that kind of question and is simply probing. Trust this to be factual ... Men that are honest with themselves already knows what a woman bring to the table should she occupy his time on a regular basis. Wise men that are looking for quality over quantity quickly moves on should the person that they are spending time with doesn't add value, enhancement, and completion to their life.
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I feel a man or woman has to reach an age of maturity (or have an awakening) to realize what they want out of a partner or figure out what's missing in their life. You know, like that special connection with a person or religion. A person who can enlighten you in many ways by sharing their experience and knowledge. Things you can share or teach each other. Share mutual respect and dedication to each other. Get lost in those deep conversations about life and why we are here or what is our soul purpose if any. Someone to enjoy the last journey of your life with knowing they will be at your side every step of the way until that last breath of air.
Ps, remember the 1990 film "Ghost" with actors Patrick Swayze and Demi Moore. It's the LOVE in your heart that goes with you in the end.
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An adult and mature man knows very well what womanbrings to him. Or to the table.
Man and woman are two poluses, two dimensions - and that is why they are attracted to each other, as only in pair ( couple) they can reach harmony, they can fully realize themselves and each of them.
Woman brings the energy to her man, fills him up, fills the space and the environment.
Man creates the space, woman - fills it up .. with energy, warmth, love, emotions, whatever she has in herself.
It has been like this from the very beginning - when people lived in caves - men were hunting and creating, women -guarding the inner space, filling, embracing, warming.
How come people forget what the men and women are for ...?
Makes me laugh -)))
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It absolutely depends on the type of woman:
1. GEORGEOUS no brain type => nothing!! stay with the dog and the call girl.
2. NORMAL with brains and high moral values => support, sense of belonging, security, love, caring, and the possibility of forming your own family.
The issue is that most guys always go with option 1 ... so intelligent for business but no so intelligent for other things ;)
Best luck trying to go with option 2 the next time!!
A sence of belonging, beong part of a new family of friends and relatives that are great peopl. Find out how much fun it can be to be with an artist and author, someone super creative and fun and maybe if your lucky bring some realy hope and joy bk into your life. Money is important but it is not everything. I m just rally interested in the qualities it takes to be a sucessful buiiness person, having een the writer/artist who tend to live in another world.
Well I know what I can bring to the table;)
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Lesley Stahl: It was shocking. Although he hasn't been here for about five-years we are still absorbing it. Don't forget it comes on the heels of Andy Rooney, Don Hewitt and Ed Bradley. It is the World War II generation, really. It is the end of the era.
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LS: It was a thunderbolt moment that went Boom! It was then I just knew.
More: As a woman, what has been the toughest obstacle to overcome in this business?
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Visitors to the Museum's How Things Fly gallery can try out more than 50 hands-on activities and participate in science demonstrations. The gallery has more than 35 part-time high school and college age Explainers who help visitors interpret the exhibits and the science of flight. When I trained to be an Explainer, I learned the basics: daily activities, expectations, etc. What I didn't learn, however, was all the job hazards. Interacting with visitors and doing demonstrations sound pretty safe, right?
Not quite. Behind the multicolored propellers and paper airplane contests lurk hidden dangers.
A month after I started learning the Paper Airplane Contest, I presented the program for the first time. Visitors make their own airplanes and compete by flying their planes through a hoop from different distances. I thought I had contemplated everything that could go wrong. With hundreds of visitors participating in the contests each day, I assumed the odds of being hit by paper airplanes were high. I began the contest a little nervous, but everything went smoothly and that fateful impact never came. I congratulated the winner and packed up… relieved. A couple of hours later as I headed to lunch, I squirted hand sanitizer into my palms and felt my hands stinging. When I looked down there was an irritating paper cut. That was the beginning.
Over the next few weeks, I went home every day with my hands covered in paper cuts not realizing their source. Finally, it hit me. I was demonstrating how to make the folds of a paper airplane really crisp. With a flourish, I'd quickly run my nails along the line and would sometimes feel a sting on my wrist. Looking down, I would realize I was bleeding. Week after week, absorbed in excitement, I had slowly been covering my hands in paper cuts.
If you've never seen one of the demonstrations at the National Air and Space Museum you haven't witnessed how easy it is to get caught up in the fun. Even though we may do the same contest several times a day, each experience is different. I once had a family who attended every contest I held for three days in a row and by the end of the week, the son knew the program as well as I did. Another first-time paper airplane maker was so excited by his experience that his parents jokingly called me their son's "First Flight Instructor."
We want our visitors to have fun and enjoy their time at the Museum and hopefully learn a little science. Our ultimate goal is to encourage the learning experience beyond the visit. Sometimes this goal can be difficult and full of hidden dangers, but I don't mind. I really enjoy my job! I have, however, trained myself to hold the paper just a little farther from my wrists and pay closer attention when I fold my lines. I rarely get paper cuts anymore. If only I had the same luck with the paper airplane collisions. Remember, aim for the hoop, not the Explainer!
Lauren Rice is an Explainer at the National Air and Space Museum and a student at American University.
Tags: Aviation, how things fly, paper airplanes
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I recall, it must be 45 years ago or so, taking a class like this from Paul Garber. It was in some auditorium in one of the other buildings and I remember my father (a big airplane fan) asked Paul if he could sit in on the class. It was with a wink Paul would say "if you are very quiet¸ sure, you can sit in the back". And with that, a guy who was an early mail pilot & witnessed the Wright brothers demo flight at College Park would go on to show us how to fold paper air planes…..I'll hope the kids today still get the same charge my dad & I got.
Great post and the How Things Fly gallery looks like awesome fun! I write about paper airplanes because its one of my hobbies, and I wonder if there's a link to any more information on the programs that the gallery uses? Specifically, I'd like to gather and post a large resource on creating and hosting paper airplane competitions. They seem to be gaining in popularity and I think it would help to have as much information out there as possible so schools and organizations have a good starting point for their communities.
Thanks for any help you can provide. The "How Things Fly" link in your post doesn't work.
Great, thanks for the prompt reply. I've checked out the howthingsfly page and it's loaded with info. You're awesome!


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Master of Arts in Counseling
Clinical Mental Health Counseling
Department of Counseling & Marital and Family Therapy
Program Overview
Clinical mental health counseling (CMHC) students complete a broad based and comprehensive clinical training specialization that prepares them to pursue licensure with the California Board of Behavioral Sciences as Licensed Professional Clinical Counselors (LPCCs). Our CMHC program is nationally accredited by the Council for Accreditation of Counseling and Related Educational Programs (CACREP).
Licensed professional clinical counselors practice independently in a variety of settings such as hospitals, community mental health agencies, and colleges and universities, treating clients who struggle with everything from adjusting to life to serious mental illnesses. The CMHC specialization uses an evidence based clinical practice approach with an emphasis on addressing the mental health needs of underserved and culturally diverse populations in San Diego County.
Each student engages in further study of specific clinical issues and populations through practica, research and professional development, and completes a minimum of 725 hours of supervised clinical experience during his or her graduate program.
What can I do with this degree?
This program prepares students to become professional counselors. Professional counselors prevent, diagnose, and treat mental, emotional or behavioral disorders and provide services when clients experience life stresses that interfere with mental health. Professional counselors serve at all levels of schools and universities, in hospitals, mental health agencies, rehabilitation facilities, business and industry, correctional institutions, religious organizations, community centers and private practice. This program prepares students for licensure with the California Board of Behavioral Sciences as Licensed Professional Clinical Counselors (LPCCs).
Who should apply?
Students who plan to pursue careers as professional counselors and most plan to seek licensure as LPCCs. Applicants to the program generally have experience in a variety of backgrounds such as education, psychology, business, nursing, social work, the military, and pastoral and religious settings. Some plan to pursue doctoral work in the field. Many have some professional work experience and almost all have some experience related to the field of counseling, either paid or unpaid. For more information on our students, visit Student Outcomes.


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All things Mother Earth Living
by Robyn Griggs Lawrence, Editor at Large
wabi-sabi, Wabi-Sabi Wednesday, how to see, Soetsu Yanagi, Japan Folk Craft Museum, wabi-sabi vision, wabi-sabi aesthetics, what is wabi-sabi, Robyn Griggs Lawrence
On Wabi-Sabi Wednesdays, I feature excerpts from my book, Simply Imperfect: Revisiting the Wabi-Sabi House, which was released in May.
"Beauty should be quiet enough so you can take it or leave it."—Elizabeth Gordon
Honing our sense of subtle beauty has nothing to do with our household budget and everything to do with learning to appreciate. In the early 1960s, House Beautiful editor Elizabeth Gordon wrote, "If you can't find beauty—for free—when you are poor, you won't be likely to have it when you are rich … even though you may have bought and paid for it." Gordon urged her readers to look at everything with a "pure eye," letting go of all associations about its price, its age, its social context and its prestige value. "You have to wipe away all judgments made by others, and merely respond to the object as you do to those things in nature that are moving: trees, sunsets, clouds, mountains," she stated.
Most of us don't equate the sight of waving grasses in a field or the sun landing on the horizon with money (which brings up work, stress and all sorts of other distractions). Natural beauty is priceless. We can take in and appreciate a great view because we don't have any hope of owning it, and we can't manipulate it (positively or negatively) to match our will. We don't think we can improve on nature, so we witness it with the innocence of someone who's powerless. With our egos out of the way, we can simply observe. Nature is wabi-sabi's mistress.
Take a walk. Walk slowly, and fully take it all in. Look at the broad horizons, then narrow your gaze to a pebble. Run your hand over a maple tree's rough bark and compare that to the smooth, paper-thin birch skin. Check out the irregularities in a piece of limestone. Feel the light change as a cloud moves over the sun. Notice how weather and age create irregularity and distortion. The sun burns deep striations; the wind mottles; the rain rusts. Note the color combinations, how they graduate into one another, the ratio of strong color to paler, more washed hues.
Walk in every season. Try to find contentment in winter's dim afternoons as deep as you find in June's exuberance. You have to try a little harder to find the beauty in November's pale, low light and barren fields, but consider how garish a blooming rosebush would be against autumnal muddy browns. Feel the earth signaling it's time to go within. After summertime's manic energy, appreciate the relief. (Rolling with the seasons should mean we get long winter naps like the oaks and the maples—even the bees. They're delicious.)
How to See
In 1940, Soetsu Yanagi, who founded the Folk Craft Museum in Tokyo, laid out guidelines to help people change their way of seeing and understanding beauty—largely by trusting their own intuition.
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