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.

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.

The Importance of Thinking Clearly and Staying Well During Professional and Moral Distress

Practicing moral courage can help counselors cope with stressful periods of uncertainty.