Should I Share My Mental Health Struggles at Work?

For the average employee, being diagnosed with a mental illness can feel like a career-ender. But no matter what kind of workplace you’re in, reasonable accommodations are your right and can help make you more successful. Here’s what you need to know.

Counseling Polyamorous Clients

From fighting stigma to fostering healthy communication, learn how counselors can support clients in polyamorous relationships.

How to Advocate for the Mental Health of Black Men and Boys

ACA spoke with Jadarius Evans, a master’s program student at Clemson University in South Carolina, about the challenges Black men and boys face in accessing mental health resources and the role of mental health advocacy in addressing these issues.

A Model for Understanding How the Nervous System Shapes Well-Being

Understanding how the nervous system shapes well-being can help counselors balance personal and professional demands.

Helping Clients Navigate AI Privacy Risks

Professional counselors can consider four questions to help them prepare preventative and intervention measures to safeguard the welfare of their clients who use AI.

Experiencing Grief as a Counselor

Processing grief while also caring for others is challenging, but it can teach you more about yourself.