Resources for Counseling Professionals

Even if people are financially prepared to stop working, many are simply not psychologically ready to retire.

During a crisis, new concerns about changes in holiday traditions might surface for many. Online Counseling Programs rounded up helpful resources.

While most people can bounce back from a loss, complicated grief becomes ingrained in a person’s habits to a disabling degree, impairing functioning.

Being open about mental health can be daunting, but research shows that disclosure can lead to better workplace environments and reduce stigmas.

Fighting racial injustice can include putting yourself in vulnerable positions to witness traumatic incidents.

Bipolar disorder affects millions of teens who struggle to cope with intense mood swings. Here is a list of resources for support.

Learn more about where young people of color can reach out to for concerns such as stress and anxiety.

Caring for your mental health as a new parent during the pandemic can be challenging. Here is a list of resources for support.

Mental health issues on college campuses are on the rise. Here’s how students can find help.

With COVID-19, the back-to-school season will be different for many children. Online Counseling Programs asked school counselors for advice during the pandemic.

The COVID-19 outbreak has left many feeling isolated, especially those with mental illness. Here’s how individuals can maintain their mental health during difficult times.

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.