Online Exclusives
Maldistribution: Mental health care in America
When it comes to mental health, how does your state stack up?Online Exclusives
Healing the healers: Counselors recovering from familial addiction
It’s time to treat the addicted person, the family, and the loved ones with humanity and compassion —- the same way we treat others with any type of potentially deadly disease.Member Insights
Breaking the silence
Counselor educators, counseling students and professional counselors in the community have meaningful roles to play in addressing acts of hate on college campuses.Member Insights
Counseling termination and new beginnings
The end of the counseling relationship can be emotional for clients and counselors alike, but when done well, the process can serve as a tool to empower clients and prepare them for continued personal growth.Knowledge Share
The invisibility of infertility grief
Although infertility is fairly common, the losses associated with it are less likely to be recognized, acknowledged, validated and supported, which often leaves women and couples to navigate the experience on their own.Online Exclusives
Fostering resiliency in families and caregivers of individuals with disabilities
Families with individuals who have a disability are at greater risk of developing psychological problems. However, if these families learn how to cope well, it can increase the strength of the family.Cover Stories
Counselors as human beings, not superheroes
A counseling license doesn’t inoculate practitioners against wrestling with “what if” thinking, struggling with problems in their home life and personal relationships, or experiencing some of the same hardships that they help clients walk through.Features
