Counselors can use vision boards to enhance client experiences and facilitate personal growth.

When counselors speak from experience, they shape the future of care and policy.

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

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

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

Build a healthier relationship with social media by setting boundaries, managing comparisons and focusing on what matters.

Counselors can help long-distance couples navigate emotional challenges, maintain communication and strengthen their bonds despite physical separation.

Activating a “push button” such as a positive inner voice, enjoyable activity or self-care routine can help people increase their resilience.

Professional counseling can empower survivors of intimate partner violence on their path to healing.

Ted Chapin, PhD, LCP, LMFT, discusses nine future trends in neurocounseling that may help clients who don’t respond well to traditional counseling treatments.