Sentence examples for counseling classes from inspiring English sources

The clinic, known as a restoration center, is where troops can go for counseling, classes, therapy or rest, whether at their own volition or on orders.

To provide social support, Banteay Srei was started to provide peer counseling, classes in women's health and exchanges with elders to strengthen cultural bonds, including cooking classes.

Ms. Lauren, a fourth-generation psychic medium who said she took counseling classes in college, said that a quarter of her time in sessions was now spent on travel issues.

In an effort to crack down on chronically absent students, Chicago public schools will start a pilot program in November that will require parents to attend counseling classes or perform up to 30 days of community service if their child misses 18 days of school for unexplained reasons.

For Dr. Godzich's group, the National Association of Marriage Enhancement, this is a ministry -- one it hopes to spread through its new Marriage Mobile, a trailer that it plans to park at inner-city locations for several weeks at a stretch, as a base for counseling, classes and free food and clothing.

For instance, men turn to books and the internet for further education over more socially interactive resources, such as counseling classes and support groups which are used more by women [ 30].

She was in the first genetic counseling class at Sarah Lawrence and spent nearly thirty years at UMDNJ Hospital in Newark.

Far more important would be a class helping a teenager learn about himself, a counseling class where teenagers could learn about their own inner issues, what makes them tick, what drives their own behavior.

That, at least, is what Osama Abou Salama, a professor of botany at Cairo University and a member of the Muslim Brotherhood, told young men and women during a recent premarital counseling class.

Most are novice actors and recent drama school graduates like Keith Hendershot, 20, of Canton, Ohio, who on Tuesday brought his dramatic skills to the advanced pastoral counseling class in the role of Keith, a tormented victim of childhood sexual abuse who visits his rabbi to talk, but seems unable to bring up the subject.

Last week, the New York Times reported on a premarital counseling class held in Cairo University, where a member of the MB (who is also a professor) preached to engaged couples how God created women as emotional creature who can't make decisions.