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H., C.S. Carlisle and N.S. Isaacson. “School Shootings and Counselor Leadership: Four Lessons From the Field. Professional School Counseling 11(4): 246-252. Retrieved from http://search.proquest.com/docview/213269662?accountid=12290
Professional School Counseling trade journals. Published 2008. Nowadays, school shootings and school lock-downs have been surfacing and this can traumatized the students. Having a counselor at school is a good thing as it can help those students in need after a tragic event. If they need someone to talk to, a school counselor can be there and, if not, the classroom teacher is always there.
This article discusses four lessons for school counselors responding to any serious crisis: (a) School counselors can expect to take on leadership roles in times of crisis due to their expertise. (b) Crisis teams are temporary organizations within a school structure. Membership in two organizations can create role conflict. (c) Effective school counselors have found subtle ways to support and counsel formal leaders. And, (d) school counselors must be vigilant in their own care, especially during a crisis. (School Shootings and Counselor Leadership: Four Lessons from the Field; Professional School