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From Combat to Counseling: Getting started in counseling military clients
Like many other underserved populations, it is necessary to understand the unique culture of the military and how it impacts our clients. Through diligence in our preparation, we can make sure to provide the best care possible for those who sacrificed much on our behalf.Features
Fostering immigrant communities of healing
For many immigrants, both their journey to and their experiences in the United States can be traumatizing, but they are unlikely to access help from counselors unless counselors themselves work to mitigate some of the barriers.Online Exclusives
Straddling two worlds
Because immigrants often feel like they are straddling two worlds — their origin country and their new one — identity development is complex and critical for this population.Online Exclusives
Reconciling disability studies with mental health counseling
"As a future counselor with a disability, I look forward to empowering my clients to accomplish their goals and to stand up to any injustice that stands in their way."Online Exclusives
Michigan LPCs block attempt to take away their right to practice
This fall, approximately 10,000 licensed professional counselors (LPCs) participated in a grassroots campaign that thwarted an attempt to take away their ability to practice.Online Exclusives
Hey, Siri: Did you break confidentiality, or did I?
As counselors, we understand there are some limits to confidentiality. However, voice assistant technologies in cell phones and other devices have the capability to leak what clients and counselors once believed to be confidential information.Member Insights
When the caring is too much
The mental health needs of veterinarians and veterinary students are increasingly coming to light as more research is conducted on the stresses and strains under which these professionals operate.Online Exclusives
