Sentence examples for helps counsel from inspiring English sources

A hairdresser by background, Gevorgian now works in the Armenian capital, Yerevan, at the non-profit Women's Support Center, where she helps counsel domestic violence victims.

Nowadays, Mr. Ablimit works in a neighborhood recreation center, where he helps counsel other addicts and reports less and less frequently to a methadone clinic for a dose of the drug he is trying to wean himself from.

We have a team at Shedd that helps counsel throughout the food creation and implementation process.

"It's the giving season, and you have nothing to give," said Mike Neely, whose Homeless Outreach Program helps counsel many of the thousands who spill out of the hotels and into the streets and missions.

As the psychotic features become less severe, having a network that can help counsel you and identify your misconceptions, delusions, and hallucinations is very helpful.

Valerie Homan was a gifted psychotherapist who helped counsel many who were served by the Program her husband helped create.

The unsettling voyeurism becomes especially weird when Mr. Whitney brings in Dr. Gilda Carle, an author and television therapist, to help counsel the Lanzas.

There are a number of groups willing to help counsel service members and veterans — Give an Hour, The Soldiers Project, Vets4Vets — but the information is not widely available.

In addition, these findings could be used to help counsel soldiers who plan to have children during their years of military service.

In January 2000, Ms. Lagana heard about a program run by Catholic Charities that relies on people like her to help counsel others with mental and physical disabilities.

Epstein added a four-member "mental-skills unit" to the Cubs coaching staff to help counsel the players, who, during spring training, were invited to start their days with sunrise meditation sessions followed by yoga.