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**lmHVYs8e** · 02-21-2010, 08:14 PM

Kaarine, my daughter is a psychologist in the US - Raleigh North Carolina. As part of the requirements for her license, she spent one year as a counselor in a woman's high security prison ( many of the woman had killed someone and were serving life terms). As you, she found the experience to be very touching and moving and states that she considers it good fortune to have been in that setting. She still communicates with people there even though she has been away from it for over 7 years. Her attitude: even though these woman had committed serious crimes, most had many good qualities as well.

02-21-2010, 08:14 PM	#8
lmHVYs8e Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 392 Senior Member	Kaarine, my daughter is a psychologist in the US - Raleigh North Carolina. As part of the requirements for her license, she spent one year as a counselor in a woman's high security prison ( many of the woman had killed someone and were serving life terms). As you, she found the experience to be very touching and moving and states that she considers it good fortune to have been in that setting. She still communicates with people there even though she has been away from it for over 7 years. Her attitude: even though these woman had committed serious crimes, most had many good qualities as well.
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