Knowledge Share
The intersection of childhood trauma and addiction
In being aware of the vulnerability to addiction for those affected by adverse childhood experiences, professional counselors can play a pivotal role in prevention and early intervention.Member Insights
Incorporating interprofessional education and practice in counselor development
A growing need exists to ensure that future counselors possess the skills and mindset required to easily transition to working as part of interdisciplinary teams.Features
Money on the mind
Financial therapists tackle one of Americans’ top sources of stress by helping clients conquer their monetary demons.Online Exclusives
Yoga-informed self-care strategies to help counselors avoid burnout
Yoga-informed self-care strategies give counselors the tools they need to avoid burnout and thrive for years to come.Features
Starting a counseling career in the time of COVID-19
Landing that first job after graduation is rarely without challenges, but what happens when the beginning of your counseling career coincides with a global pandemic?Cover Stories
Finding balance in counseling private practice
Counselors who enter private practice often find themselves confronting the push and pull between their desire to provide empathic, client-focused care and the need to turn a profit.Online Exclusives
Voice of Experience: Spokes of a wheel: A lesson in physics
Our ability to cope with stress, frustrations, anger, relationship problems and grief — all magnified by the pandemic — is based on multiple strategies working together. The more the load is shared, the better.Online Exclusives
