Cover Stories

Stress vs. anxiety vs. burnout: What’s the difference?

By Lindsey Phillips January 26, 2022

People often view stress, anxiety and burnout as three interchangeable conditions, but understanding what differentiates them can help in addressing what lies at the heart of each.

Wellness: Aiming for an ever-moving target

By Bethany Bray January 3, 2022

Counselors must get creative and work collaboratively to help clients address all dimensions of wellness, especially with the pandemic having altered almost every aspect of life.

Culture-centered counseling

By Lindsey Phillips November 22, 2021

Advocates argue that for the profession to evolve and better serve the needs of diverse clients, it must embrace counseling theories that address lingering gaps in more traditional approaches.

Perspectives on grief and loss

Compiled by Jonathan Rollins October 26, 2021

The experience of grief and loss is universal; the circumstances surrounding it and the way people understand and process it are anything but.

Assessment, diagnosis and treatment planning: A map for the journey ahead

By Bethany Bray September 22, 2021

Competently assessing client needs and determining an accurate treatment plan are skills that counselors need to continually develop and improve throughout their career.