We’ll get through this. Here are some ways we can manage our stress and that of our clients as we work through this pandemic.
Voice of Experience: Knowledge is a coping skill
By Gregory K. Moffatt May 26, 2020
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Encouraging T-shaped thinking in the counseling profession
By John McCarthy May 18, 2020
Report: More than 1 in 5 children experience bullying
By Bethany Bray May 12, 2020
The historical roots of racial disparities in the mental health system
By Tahmi Perzichilli May 7, 2020
“Focusing primarily on the race of the provider and the client, while valid, is an approach that does not consider the system itself, the functions of the diagnosis, and its structurally developed links to protest, resistance, racism and other associations that work against the therapeutic connection.”
Jane Myers and Tom Sweeney: Servant leaders and advocates for the counseling profession
By Allen Ivey and Mary Bradford Ivey April 30, 2020
Jane Myers and Tom Sweeney are the only husband and wife couple who have both been presidents of the American Counseling Association. They made substantial contributions to the evolution of the counseling profession, in addition to their work during their presidencies and as active members of ACA’s governmental structure.