CHAPTER TWENTY – RESUME BY MONDAY!

Joan trailed behind Dr. Green through a maze of narrow hallways. They passed small offices and group therapy rooms, all showing signs of wear and limited resources. Dr. Green ushered Joan into a cramped office and gestured for her to sit. "So, Ms. Keppler, tell me why you're interested in a placement here." Joan took a deep breath. "Well, to be honest, this wasn't my first choice. But I'm eager to learn and gain hands-on experience." Dr. Green's eyebrows rose slightly. "Honesty. That's refreshing. And what makes you think you can handle the challenges here?" "I've worked in customer service for years," Joan explained. "I know how to deal with difficult situations and diverse personalities. Plus, my coursework has given me a solid theoretical foundation." Dr. Green nodded slowly. "Theoretical knowledge is all well and good, but here, you'll be dealing with real people, real problems. It's not always pretty." "I understand," Joan said firmly. "I'm ready for that." Dr. Green studie