Cover Stories
Marathon vs. sprint: Building a sustainable career as a professional counselor
ACA members share personal stories of what they have done (and are currently doing) to stay fresh, inspired and energized over the long haul of a counseling career.Online Exclusives
Helping clients rebuild after separation or divorce
After clients have gone through the emotional journey of divorce, they need to start rebuilding their lives and hoping for a better future.Online Exclusives
@TechCounselor: Managing the culture of breaking news
How do we, as counselors, regain control of our newsfeeds? How do we help clients do the same? The first step is reflecting on the impact of this breaking news culture on your personal and professional life.Online Exclusives
The Counseling Connoisseur: How to talk to children about the coronavirus
Children pick up on the emotions of the adults around them. Adults need to manage their anxiety before attempting to address the concerns of children. It is essential to provide a calm setting before talking with children about COVID-19.Member Insights
Counseling in jail
Working as a counselor at an adult detention facility bears little resemblance to more “traditional” counseling, but the focus remains on treating each person as a human being while listening to stories of unresolved grief, tragedy and trauma.Cover Stories
Help wanted: Managing work stress
Work stress rarely takes a day off or remains confined to the office, instead spilling over into clients’ personal lives and relationships in ways that can do serious damage if left unchecked.Online Exclusives
Spotlight on: The ACA Graduate Student Ethics Awards for Doctoral Degree Students winner
Award-winning essay by doctoral students Connie Elkins, Jay Tift and John BenderOnline Exclusives