Career counseling is an interactive process where you will enter into a relationship with a trained professional counselor or counseling intern. Your counselor will not make decisions for you, rather, they will help you understand yourself more fully, reach your own conclusions, and make your own decisions.

In career counseling, facts, feelings, and emotions will be discussed. Your counselor will treat what you tell them with great care and confidentiality.  Professional ethics prevent the sharing of this information with anyone without your permission.  In the event of an emergency, defined as clear and imminent danger to yourself or others, the law may require your counselor to share your information with others.  If you have any questions about confidentiality, please talk with your counselor.  You have a right to terminate counseling at any time, refuse treatment, seek a second opinion of another counselor, or file a complaint without retaliation.

Our facility also provides training for masters-level counseling interns.  As part of this training, some sessions may be video recorded.  We will not record your session without first obtaining your written permission.  All recordings will be erased after they are reviewed by supervisors who are Licensed Professional Counselors. In order to provide the best possible service, your counselor may consult with a qualified supervisor or another professional staff member about your case.  

I have read the information above.  I understand that I will have an opportunity to discuss any questions regarding services with my counselor.  I agree to all above procedures and give consent to services at the Career Center.
                                     
Dr. Lance Erickson, Director
Licensed Professional Counselor: License # LPC-3282

Brady Cook, Career Counselor, Assistant Director
Licensed Professional Counselor: License # LPC-5056

Jeff Christensen, Career Counselor, Assistant Director
Licensed Professional Counselor: License # LPC-5345