Embracing ‘Eras’ Can Teach Us About Identity and Change

Pop culture language can help counselors connect with clients who may need help processing changes in their lives.

Rewiring Misconceptions to Address Neuromyths in Counseling Practice

Relying on neuromyths as factual evidence in counseling concepts can inadvertently weaken the integrity of the profession.

The Quiet Grief of Counselors and the Complexity of Loss

Unexpected client loss can bring a profound sense of grief that is often difficult to process.

FAQs: U.S. Supreme Court Ruling on Conversion Therapy Ban in Colorado

What counselors need to know about the U.S. Supreme Court’s decision on Chiles v. Salazar.

2026 Grand Prize Essay Explores Collaboration in Artificial Intelligence

ACA congratulates Courtney Weinrich, of Hazelden Graduate School, for winning the Grand Prize in the 2026 Tomorrow’s Counselor Essay Competition.

2026 Grand Prize Essay Discusses Overreliance on Technology Among Students

ACA congratulates Eungyeong Jun, of the University of Florida, for winning the Grand Prize in the 2026 Future School Counselors Essay Competition.