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Dale Sadler -
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Mr. Sadler is a School Counselor, Licensed Professional Counselor, Mental Health Service Provider, speaker, minister, artist, and writer. He graduated from Freed-Hardeman University in '99 with a degree in Bible & from Western Kentucky University in '04 with a graduate degree in Marriage and Family Therapy. His writings have been featured in the newsletter for the Tennessee Association of Marriage & Family Therapy, Kaio (a Christian magazine for teens), Church Growth, and various middle Tennessee newspapers.
In his spare time, Mr. Sadler writes on his blog at www.insearchformore.com.
Click here to read the Guidance Newsletter.
Guidance Helps Students . . .
To Learn - Academic
To Live - Personal / Social
To Work - Vocational / Career Aspirations
Suggested Reading for Parents:
How Children Raise Parents by Dan B. Allender, PhD
Lost Boys: Why Our Sons Turn Violent and How We Can Save Them by James Garbarino, PhD
The Five Love Languages of Teenagers by Gary Chapman
Visit Mr. Sadler's website to read reviews on these books and others concerning parenting, marriage, and family. www.insearchformore.com
How do I see the counselor, Mr. Sadler?
Teachers:
Teachers who are concerned about a student can fill out a form (green - 8th, yellow - 7th, blue - 6th). A word of mouth referral is also appreciated.
Parents:
Parents may call Mr. Sadler or come by the school to discuss any issue regarding their children. He is here to help.
Students:
Students can also fill out a referral form for themselves or if they are concerned about a friend. Also, if you see Mr. Sadler in the hallway, let him know you need to talk. If it is urgent that you see Mr. Sadler, you may also ask your teacher.
Additional Links:
We are proud to be a part of the pilot program for CSS - Counseling Support Services.
www.methfreetn.org
Youth Alternatives: Helping children succeed
www.eckerd.org
www.suicidepreventionlifeline.org
National Suicide Prevention Lifeline: 1800-273-8255
Internet Safety Resources
www.ikeepsafe.org
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