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Knottnerus, BrittanySession 1 Journal refectionIn reflecting this week on one of the experiences that has impacted my choice to start this journey toward getting my degree in counseling, I think back to one timespecificallywhen I was 18 years old.I was in a Bible school apprentice program in PA, I wasvery angryabout many things and I knew if I did not find a way to put anger behind me it would consume my life. While at school I soughtout the student counselor and he began to answer questions I had about faith, God and my hurting angry heart. He walked me though many struggles, hewas tender yet direct. After my year of schooling there was though, he asked to sit down and talk one more time. He told me of the changes he saw in my life, most of

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