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Hi everyone,

I'm in the triad area and I’ll be accepting a full-time job soon after graduating and currently being unemployed.

I'm really grateful to finally be getting back on my feet.

The only challenge is getting through the next couple of weeks until I receive my first paycheck. I rely on PART/public transportation to get to work, and money has been extremely tight after barely making ends meet over the past month.

I'd be incredibly grateful. Even pointing me toward resources would mean a lot. Once I start getting paid, I'll be able to cover my own transportation again.

Hi everyone. I'm hoping this community might be able to point me in the right direction

I'm a woman, 21, who recently graduated with my bachelor's degree in Psychology. Right now, I'm looking for full-time work that will help me support myself.

One of my biggest challenges is that I don't have a car at the moment and primarily rely on public transportation. Because of that, I'm looking for opportunities in or around Greensboro, High Point, or Winston-Salem that are reasonably accessible by bus or other public transit.

I'm open to a variety of roles, especially ones involving:

• Office or administrative work
• Higher education or student support
• Youth services or mentoring
• Behavioral or mental health
• Nonprofits and community organizations
• Case management, care coordination, intake, or human services
• Family support or advocacy
• Entry-level positions where a psychology degree is valued

I know the job market is tough right now, and sometimes opportunities come from simply knowing the right people. So I figured I'd ask.

I really need some guidance on what to do.

Hi everyone. I'm hoping this community might be able to point me in the right direction.

I'm a woman, 21, who recently graduated with my bachelor's degree in Psychology. Right now, I'm looking for full-time work that will help me support myself.

One of my biggest challenges is that I don't have a car at the moment and primarily rely on public transportation. Because of that, I'm looking for opportunities in or around Greensboro, High Point, or Winston-Salem that are reasonably accessible by bus or other public transit.

I'm open to a variety of roles, especially ones involving:

• Office or administrative work
• Higher education or student support
• Youth services or mentoring
• Behavioral or mental health
• Nonprofits and community organizations
• Case management, care coordination, intake, or human services
• Family support or advocacy
• Entry-level positions where a psychology degree is valued

I know the job market is tough right now, and sometimes opportunities come from simply knowing the right people. So I figured I'd ask.

i feel lost and I really need some guidance on what to do

Hi everyone. I'm hoping this community might be able to point me in the right direction. r/winstonsalem has never failed me.

I'm a woman, 21, who recently graduated with my bachelor's degree in Psychology. Right now, I'm looking for full-time work that will help me support myself.

One of my biggest challenges is that I don't have a car at the moment and primarily rely on public transportation. Because of that, I'm looking for opportunities in or around Greensboro, High Point, or Winston-Salem that are reasonably accessible by bus or other public transit.

I'm open to a variety of roles, especially ones involving:

• Office or administrative work
• Higher education or student support
• Youth services or mentoring
• Behavioral or mental health
• Nonprofits and community organizations
• Case management, care coordination, intake, or human services
• Family support or advocacy
• Entry-level positions where a psychology degree is valued

I know the job market is tough right now, and sometimes opportunities come from simply knowing the right people. So I figured I'd ask.

I really need some guidance on what to do.

Hi everyone! I'll be starting my Master's in Clinical Mental Health Counseling this fall.

I've been fortunate to receive $8,500 in scholarships from my university, and I'm continuing to apply for outside scholarships while working to keep my graduate debt as low as possible.

I've noticed that scholarships specifically for counseling and mental health graduate students seem much harder to find than undergraduate scholarships.

For those who've been through graduate school (especially counseling, psychology, social work, or related fields), were there any scholarships or strategies that you found later in your search that you wish you'd known about sooner?

I'd love to hear any advice.

Hi everyone,

I’m beginning a Master’s in Clinical Mental Health Counseling and wanted to introduce myself as I start this new chapter.

My path began in psychology, but over time it became clear I am drawn to counseling and helping people understand themselves, process emotions, and move toward healing.

As I move into graduate school, I’m especially interested in trauma-informed counseling and expressive arts approaches to healing, including movement, creativity, and environment alongside traditional talk therapy.

My long-term goal is to work with children, families, and underserved communities, and to help create more accessible and holistic spaces for healing.

I’m looking forward to connecting with others on similar paths.

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Hi everyone! I’m a recent graduate staying in NW DC this summer and offering simple apartment cleaning and reset help for anyone who needs it.

I can help with:

• Bathrooms
• Kitchens
• General tidying / resets
• Light organizing
• Laundry & folding

Perfect for busy professionals or students who just need a refresh at home.

If anyone is interested or wants pricing, feel free to message me

Hi everyone! I’m a recent graduate staying in NW DC this summer and offering simple apartment cleaning and reset help for anyone who needs it.

I can help with:

• Bathrooms
• Kitchens
• General tidying / resets
• Light organizing
• Landry and folding

Perfect for busy professionals or students who just need a refresh at home.

If anyone is interested or wants pricing, feel free to message me