What World Wide Web Brain Gets Wrong for People with Anxiety

Knowing your cognitive processing style is helpful when you need to counsel yourself.

A Case for Couples Therapy

Couples therapy can be tough, but the right mindset can help counselors rise to the challenge and create lasting change for struggling couples.

7 Ways to Help Someone with Illness Anxiety Disorder

Once labeled as “hypochondriacs,” clients with illness anxiety disorder can receive the support they need through compassionate counseling approaches.

Discovering the Warrior Within

D.J. Vanas shares a powerful perspective from Native American culture about building strong communities with principles from the warrior role.

Reducing Risk Where Counseling Happens

How counselors can protect themselves in both physical and digital spaces.

Grand Prize Essay Explores Responsibility in Artificial Intelligence

The Tomorrow’s Counselors Essay Competition recognizes graduate counseling students with exceptional insight and understanding about the counseling profession.