Resources for Counseling Professionals

Money can cause strain at any stage of a relationship. Online Counseling Programs asks an expert about finances and relationships.

Third-culture kids are expatriates who frequently relocate across cultures. Supporting them during transition is important to help them find stability.

From exploring career options to enrolling in professional development workshops, membership to counseling organizations helps counselors to continuously develop their practice ethically and legally.

Rigid gender norms can encourage young boys to engage in toxic behaviors. Learn how counselors can help promote healthy masculinity.

Art therapy can be a beneficial tool that can help teens and young adults process their emotions and support their mental health.

When a disaster or traumatic event occurs, crisis counselors are some of the first responders. Providing a safe outlet for emotional and mental relief, crisis counselors and intervention specialists work with victims of natural disasters, violence, suicide, and sexual assault to reduce acute distress by sharing coping skills and restoring physical and mental health.

Recognize the warning signs of a therapeutic relationship that no longer serves you. Learn how to find a new therapist.

Supporting girls’ self-esteem during adolescence can be beneficial when they face challenges with identity formation and personal growth.

People who seek counseling often come from different walks of life and from different backgrounds. The need for multicultural counseling increases as populations grow more diverse.

Hearing about others’ experiences can help couples learn how to address their own relationship woes.

A crisis presents specific challenges to split families. How can parents with shared custody prepare and respond to emergency situations?

Trauma can harm children's brain development and ability to manage emotions. Designing a classroom is one way to implement trauma-informed care in school.