At times, the needed services are beyond the scope and setting of school counseling and in those cases school counselors help student clients through which type of referral process?

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When a student's needs go beyond the scope of school counseling, school counselors may make counselor-initiated referrals to outside agencies/organizations or mental health professionals who can better assist the student. This process ensures that the student receives the appropriate level of care and support needed to address their needs. Parent-initiated, teacher-initiated, and administrator-initiated referrals may also occur, but they do not necessarily address the same level of need as a counselor-initiated referral.

At Times, the Needed Services Are Beyond the Scope and Setting