Sentence examples for counsellor it from inspiring English sources

Bannon, 62, a former naval officer and Goldman Sachs banker, will have Trump's ear as his chief strategist and senior counsellor, it was announced on Sunday.

Yet it was considered important for the provider themselves to be friendly – M3: "for the counsellor it's very important…you wouldn't want to deal with them if they're not".

Don't let your parents or your college counsellor write it – it's not going to sound unique.

The group calls itself the Coalition for Access, Affordability, and Success, though among counsellors it's known, simply and more ominously, as "the Coalition".

"Victim Support doesn't have specially trained counsellors, it is still aligned with the police in many minds and it's not a service for women.

A new survey by the relationship charity, Relate, found a fifth of 300 relationship support counsellors it spoke to had worked with clients who had argued over Brexit.

"when I used to go to counsellors it used to be just, you know, they'd give you an address, you'd go there and it's be just like a little office, you'd go in and sit down and do your stuff.

Either way, if this confusion can be generalized to clinical geneticists and counsellors, it could undermine some of the responses of surveys that simply use the term 'direct-to-consumer' GT in their questionnaires without providing a definition for the term.

For most of the peer counsellors, it was their first time employment, to ever get a job in their life... some of the terms used in the training were new to them, they wouldn't really understand them properly when they were talking to the mothers.

It might be a trained counsellor, but it could be anyone.

"The counsellor said it wasn't her decision, that if it was up to her she'd have continued seeing me.