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Biases and discomfort around sexuality lead to a critical gap in counselor training.

Misophonia can disrupt daily life and cause emotional and physical distress.

This month, Elizabeth Andrade asks Monica P. Band, EdD, LPC, CRC, how to help clients navigate a changing political landscape.

With a deep commitment to service, education and equity, M. Elsa Soto Leggett brings lived experience and family legacy to her new post as ACA president.

Proactive strategies can help counselors and supervisors tackle burnout together.

Counselors can shape the profession’s future by uniting with purpose and passion.

Counselors who work with adolescents and teenagers often hear about interpersonal concerns, from dysfunctional families and abuse to peer arguments and struggles forming healthy friendships.

Debra Ainbinder, PhD, LPC, ACS, has had numerous lived experiences with cultivating resilience in her life. She developed a passion for psychology at an early age. In high school, friends often turned to her for advice, and she wanted to be equipped...

This month, Maryam Shaikh, a first-year master’s student at Monmouth University, asks Odalis Romero, LMHC, an educator and doctoral candidate in counselor education and supervision at Liberty University, for networking advice.

Looking back on a year of growth, supported by dedicated leaders, counselors and staff.