Member Insights
‘But my clients don’t get eating disorders’
Even if they don’t specialize in eating disorders treatment, counselors need to be aware of common dilemmas related to clients who struggle with eating, weight and body image.Online Exclusives
Counselors look back on 2020
With 2020 in the rearview mirror, what advice would professional counselors give to their colleagues? Practitioners reflect on the challenges and successes, losses and unexpected gifts of 2020 -- a year like no other.Member Insights
Using the ‘tap in dedication’ technique
A technique adapted from the world of theater may offer counselors a helpful way to deal with sensitive subjects, remain present and engaged with clients, and still leave work at the door at the end of each day.Cover Stories
The forces that could shape counseling’s future
Forty diverse counselors give consideration to what might pose the most significant change, challenge or opportunity to the profession over the next decade.Knowledge Share
The darker side of sleep
For many people, getting a good night’s sleep could depend on the identification and treatment of trauma-induced insomnia.Online Exclusives
Our most-read articles of 2020
What were counselors reading in 2020? Many of Counseling Today’s most-clicked articles reflect the upheaval and uncertainty felt throughout the year.Online Exclusives
Grief and the COVID-19 pandemic
The COVID-19 pandemic is a perfect example of how understanding the different types of grief, especially original grief, can be helpful to us when we experience current daily triggers, because our deep grief awareness can better inform the tools we implement to ground ourselves.Knowledge Share
