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Paula Garey, an enrollment specialist at the Family Practice & Counseling Network, a group of community clinics in Philadelphia and York, said she worried because none of her clients who sent in paper applications had heard anything from the federal government.

"I've been out of nursing school since 1972 and I still remember that when faculty members finished talking about the scientific parts of the disease they would talk about the psycho-social part," said Donna Torrisi, the executive director of the Family Practice and Counseling Network, which has three clinics in Philadelphia.

In addition to tapes, books and speaking fees, Gray manages his own counseling network and runs personal ads on his Web site.

Consider a joint checking account to pay for joint expenses, like rent, utilities and mortgage payments, says Michele Steinberg Michele Steinberg, a financial planner and co-founder of FinanceGrrl, a Los Angeles financial counseling network aimed at twenty- and thirty-somethings.

Timothy To flew in the night before from Hong Kong - and left the next day - to talk about his Post-Crisis Counseling Network program training volunteers to help disaster survivors from Nepal, Thailand, Japan and China.

Without this programme – conducted in partnership by Stromme Foundation, the Support and Counseling Network (Réseau d'Appui et de Conseil) and UNICEF – Assan could have easily ended up on the street, where she could have been exposed to hazardous work, prostitution and trafficking.

As a morale booster, in the fall of 2001, she joined the Five O'Clock Club, a career-counseling network in New York.

There are various kinds of psychotherapy, counseling, support networks, and mindfulness meditation approaches that are also being shown to be very effective.

The total was 16. "It's like being in the middle of a tornado," said Ed Hughes, director of the Counseling Center, a network of rehabilitation and drug counseling clinics in the county.

Some work for it through counseling, social support networks, art, self-help books and journaling, support groups, medication, mindfulness, faith, or a combination of these and other strategies.

It is also important to note that the Polish Catholic Church has its own network of counseling centers that help families in crisis through family counseling and family therapy.