Adolescents with disabilities and mental health needs require special support for their development.

Managing a successful counseling practice is achievable but requires forethought, planning and intentional effort.

Sand tray techniques can help early-career counselors build confidence in clinical assessment and professional identity.

Knowing the symptoms of postpartum anxiety versus postpartum depression can empower counselors to effectively help new parents get appropriate care.

Counselors are redefining financial success by seeking balance, career sustainability and smarter ways to work without burnout.

A unique technique can help counselors teach clients how to evaluate the things, people and commitments that deplete or replenish their energy.

Living among and serving clients in a rural community may require counselors to consider ethical, social and logistical barriers to their professional success.

Integrating the ethical use of artificial intelligence into counseling education can be achieved if educators are willing to be open.

Counselors can support clients who are struggling with society’s obsession with perfectionism.

Establishing emotional closeness can help families maintain meaningful connection despite digital distractions.