Dr. David Kaplan, ACA chief professional officer, is featured in this eye-opening article/resource from The Verge.
Dear Counseling Colleagues,
We have just experienced a momentous election, one that unveiled a deep divide in our country. As counselors and mental health professionals at all venues, I urge us to hold close the beliefs and passion in our ...
There is an enormous amount to digest from the elections and very little to go on yet in terms of specifics.
The end of a long campaign between two very different, historically unpopular candidates is at its end.
The Center for Traumatic Stress Research (CTSR) at Xavier University of Louisiana (XULA) was recently awarded a major grant from the National Science Foundation (NSF) to explore perceptions of stereotype threat among African American engineering ...
The US Supreme Court has agreed to hear a case involving whether a transgender boy will be allowed to use the men?s restroom at his high school.
2016 marks the fifth and final White House convening of the Obama administration to examine and explore the intersections of ?cultural competence,? counseling, and college and career readiness of under-served youth. ACA members Cheryl Holcomb-McCoy, ...
While most of the attention is focused on the Presidential race, control of the Senate is also up for grabs in November and may have a significant impact on the way Washington works for the next two years. The result of these Senate races would ...
Once again we find ourselves in the middle of a presidential election. It is a time that really drives most of us to become unplugged from the digital world. Yet while many of us find the political process distasteful, we cannot let ourselves become ...
The ACA Government Affairs team has developed an online toolkit for counselors. While the ACA does not endorse any candidates for office, it does encourage people to participate in the democratic process.
Representatives from ACA and Boys & Girls Clubs of America recently attended ASAE's 17th Annual Power of A - Summit Awards Dinner at the National Building Museum in Washington, DC to accept an award for the 2016 Grow-Connect-Empower! Toolkit.
The American Counseling Association (ACA) is pleased that the Supreme Court has permitted the decision of the Fourth Circuit Court of Appeals to stand and that Gavin Grimm will finally be able to attend high school without being stigmatized.
New resources from the White House address the critical need for coordination among Federal, State, school, and community in creating a safe and supportive learning environment for all students.
ACA member, Dr. Cyrus Williams, spoke with MarketWatch about the unique patterns of an often misunderstood generation.
According to the CDC, up to one in five kids living in the U.S. shows signs or symptoms of a mental health disorder in a given year. However, nearly 80 percent of kids who need mental health services won't get them. This leads to higher absences, ...
ACA member, Dr. Cheryl Sawyer, recently spoke to Fusion about a Harry Potter-inspired project she developed to help refugee children unpack their trauma and give it a safe space to live.
ACA Chief Professional Officer, David Kaplan, spoke to the SunSentinel about shielding children from constant media coverage of the event and more.
ACA member counselors working with elementary school-aged children can apply for financial assistance in purchasing educational or therapeutic materials. Deadline to apply is October 15, 2016. Special funding available for members in WV and LA working ...
A good school counselor, with the help of parents and community, has always been the cornerstone of student success.
The nomination process for the 2017 National Awards has begun. The Awards will be presented at the ACA 2017 Annual Conference in San Francisco.