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Counseling after brain injury: Do’s and don’ts

By Bethany Bray May 20, 2022

Counseling can make a big difference in the lives of people who have experienced a brain injury — as long as the practitioner understands the challenges they live with and nuances of their needs.

Mental gymnastics: Navigating challenging relationships

By Grace Hipona May 13, 2022

Helping clients through problematic relationships can be one of the toughest challenges for counselors. Consider these strategies for addressing some of the mental and emotional issues clients face in navigating their relationships.

Counseling girls and women in the current cultural climate

By Tracy Peed, Crissa Allen, Mary A. Hermann, J. Richelle Joe and Anna M. Viviani May 5, 2022

Superwoman, #metoo, COVID-19 and so much in between: Refocusing on the complex, intersectional, and cultural needs of girls and women in counseling.

Voice of Experience: How do you know?

By Gregory K. Moffatt April 27, 2022

Counselors sometimes have a “gut feeling” that a session with a client went really well or the therapeutic relationship is clicking. But the client doesn’t always feel the same way.

Counseling Connoisseur: Nature therapy and brain science in children

By Cheryl Fisher April 20, 2022

Integrating nature-informed practices and activities into clinical work can help children learn to reduce defensive states, increase homeostasis and activate their social engagement system.