National School Counseling Week on February, 2025: Nhs counselling help ?

National School Counseling Week 2025. Sweetwater High Counseling Center: First day of “National School ... School Counseling Week.”

NHS = National health service. Everything is free! The tax payer pays for it.I reccomed you going to your GP and disusing this with him. He will then refer you to a counselor. Well done for admitting you need guidance to stop. You have just taking a very big step to being 'cured'.

Hoped I helped :)

trucking schools?

Don't pay for trucking school! The industry is so desperate for drivers some companies will train you for a one year commitment.

When you get to Florida, look up the local chapter of the privet industry counsel. ask them about a Pell grant for driving school. There may be other work force federally funded schools for trucking too. Research schools carefully before enrolling. some are much better than others.

NTTS (National Tractor Trailer School) is one of the best. CFI is the worst.

Here is an answer I just wrote to someone else asking about truck driving:

It depends on what kind of driving your interested in. There are several types of tractor trailer driving jobs. Long haul irregular route, which can include Canada, drivers starting out in this area average

$650 to $700 per week at a rate of 22 to 28 cents per mile. Long haul drivers stay out 14 to 21 days at a time and earn an average of 1 day off for every 7 on the road. They usually take 3 or 4 days off after being out 3 or 4 weeks.

Many larger companies offer regional or dedicated divisions to work in where drivers can be home for the weekends and sometimes during the week for a night or two.

Experienced drivers with 10 years over the road who own there own trucks can make up to $10,000 or more a week. As a owner operator, expenses like fuel, repair costs, permits and insurance can take quite a chunk out of there pay.

I don't think truck driving is a good job for any one who has children. Children need both parents around to be properly raised. Missing mom's and dad's during a child's youth, leads to many discipline problems, and other problems associated with kids seeking other roll models that may not have good moral values in life.

Truck driving is not all it's cracked up to be. Long lonely days in areas only trucks are permitted, with dirty truck stops to shower in, and lots of exposure to desperate people, disease, and perverts on the road.

I've been in the trucking business for 14 years and it's the only job I've ever had that I couldn't relate socially with my co-workers. I find most truckers live on the road because they can't cope with family or society somehow. Most are rude, inconsiderate, filthy slobs. There are a few professionals still out there, but there getting far and few between. To make matters worse, the industry is getting so desperate for drivers they will hire just about anyone. Many are ex-cons, ex-drug attics, or have serious mental health issues. Driving big rigs is the third most dangerous job in the USA.

Experts estimate that in 15 years traffic will be twice what it is now, and roads are not getting any better. Many bridges in the east are approaching the age of 100 years, and are becoming much more dangerous. Global warming is causing extreme weather conditions too.

If you think you really want to try it, start out with a small company. Look for trucking companies with good benefits and less than 200 trucks. Anything bigger and your treated like a number.

Try to specialize in a particular field of driving. Some "drive away" companies can offer a wide range of equipment to become failure with until you find what you like.

Feel free to e-mail me if you have any specific concerns or other questions regarding this industry. Good luck.