Roma Palmer

Roma Palmer

Registered Clinical
Counselor
Vancouver, BC
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Roma Palmer Bio

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Why did you choose your current profession?

How did you get into Counselling? I came to counselling in a round-about way. I had always been interested in psychology as it was my undergraduate major. After university, I tried to get an acting career off the ground. To support myself, I worked a short and unimpressive stint in a restaurant, then ended up working in admin at a private school. The acting thing didn’t work out, and I needed to make a decision about my long-term future, so I went back to university and decided to take counselling. I wanted professional training to work with people and to help them solve their life problems. When I was accepted to grad school in Counselling Psychology, all my friends said, “It’s about time! You should have been doing this all along.” (Note, I didn’t take this as a personal critique on my acting ability.) - See more at: http://www.romapalmer.com/about-roma/#sthash.XFZFuz5h.dpuf

Who influenced your profession choice the most?

What attracted you to counselling? I think the desire to help others goes right back to my teen years. I always felt a need to help others, to help them through their life issues and to just talk things out. I think it’s in my DNA. - See more at: http://www.romapalmer.com/about-roma/#sthash.XFZFuz5h.dpuf

Education

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How to Parent Teenagers and Dating

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Girls start dating at an average age of 12.5 and boys at 13.5.

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Only a third of teens in abusive relationships tell someone.

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Younger teens are more likely to date one-on-one than in a group.

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Younger teens are more likely to date in a group.

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Parents should monitor all of their teens' text messages.

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While some parents may need to supervise their child's phone use more, it's a good idea to give teens some freedom as they start dating.

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Teens should have a curfew.

Ratings for Roma Palmer Registered Clinical, Counselor, Vancouver BC, Family Practice NOW

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    Very happy to rate Roma Palmer a Counselor in Vancouver who has been helping me with some issues around my childhood and how they are effecting my current relationships.
    Submitted: March 03, 2016
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    Have been seeing Rate Roma Palmer the Counselor in Vancouver for some anxiety I developed in my teens. Roma has been very good at giving me tools to help deal with it.
    Submitted: March 03, 2016

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