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Counselor Accents

A school counseling podcast for school counselors! Join us as we share practical tips for school counselors, social emotional learning strategies, and technology that will enhance your counseling program.

Podcast · By Laura Rankhorn and Kim Crumbley · English · Official site

Indexed episodes, last 90 days
6
Latest publication
Sep 22, 2026
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Jul 6, 2026

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  1. Episode · Sep 22, 2026

    What We’re Reading: Books, Stories & Counseling Connections (opens the original)

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    It’s one of our favorite episodes to record each year, and we have a feeling it might be one of yours, too! We’re sharing what we’ve been reading lately, from fiction and historical fiction to nonfiction and everything in between. These aren’t necessarily “school counseling books,” but as school counselors, we can’t help but notice the themes, characters, relationships, struggles, and life lessons woven throughout the stories we read. So grab your TBR list (and maybe make some room on your books

  2. Episode · Sep 8, 2026

    What’s Really Behind Student Behavior? The Brain, Trauma & Neuroscience (opens the original)

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    What happens when we stop looking at challenging behavior as simply a behavior problem and start looking at what’s happening inside the brain? In this episode, Kim sits down with Anthony “A.B.” Brooks and Joy Winchester for a conversation about the connection between neuroscience, trauma, student behavior, and the way we work with young people. Anthony is the author of How to Eat an Elephant: Inspiring Youth by Facing the Elephant in the Room , a practical look at building trust, influence, and

  3. Episode · Jul 27, 2026

    What Would You Do? (opens the original)

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    Our first-ever live, completely unedited episode is here! 🎙️ We affectionately call it our "Rawdog" episode because what you hear is exactly what happened- no edits, no second takes, just an honest conversation. Inspired by the TV show What Would You Do? and John Quiñones' keynote at the ASCA Conference, this isn't a recap of the conference. Instead, it's a conversation about what his message taught us about stepping up when students need someone in their corner. We explore how the question, "Wh

  4. Episode · Jul 19, 2026

    When Counseling Skills Solve Crimes (opens the original)

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    School counselors wear a lot of hats, and we always say one of them is that of an investigator! In this episode of the Counselor Accents Podcast, we sit down with Barbara Ladd, a school resource specialist whose counseling instincts helped solve a decades-old cold case! As counselors, we're constantly gathering information, noticing patterns, asking thoughtful questions, and building trust. Those same skills proved to be the missing piece in a REAL criminal investigation! Join us for a fascinati

  5. Episode · Jul 13, 2026

    School Counselor Stories From the Trenches (opens the original)

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    Some days as a school counselor, you leave work feeling like you've changed a life. Other days you're wondering if graduate school somehow forgot to mention this part of the job. In this episode, we're introducing a brand-new segment: Stories from the Trenches. Laugh along with us as we read your submissions, share our own reactions, and invite you to play along with our new "Pick Your Response" moments. Whether you're choosing between staying professional or questioning your life choices, we pr

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