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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.

The 2024 U.S. presidential election is in full swing, and the country is more divided than ever between the two political parties. With so many key issues on the ballot, it makes sense that many people are feeling anxious...

While lawmakers continue to debate over how to respond to juvenile crime, counselors are working with young people in the juvenile system to process their grief and anger.

Michele Kerulis, EdD, LCPC, shares her experience as a mental health and wellness consultant during the 2024 Olympics

Matthew Fullen, PhD, LPCC, speaks about his role on a Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services’ advisory committee and the importance of advocacy work.

A cyberattack on one of the largest health payment processing companies resulted in unpaid health claims and a loss of revenue for many mental health professionals.

Counselors can help clients learn to recognize symptoms of attention-deficit/hyperactivity disorder and develop strategies to better manage their diagnosis.

ACA’s new book provides an in-depth look at the strengths and challenges immigrants and refugees face in the U.S. and offers practical advice on how counselors can work with this population and their families from a social justice lens.

Having counselors sign noncompete agreements limits economic opportunities, job mobility and access to mental health services.

The editors of Neuroscience Informed Counseling discuss what it means to be a neuroscience-informed counselor.