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THE QUINTESSENCE SERIES – Interview with Dr. Sally Hage

The quintessence series spotlights the work of counseling psychologists involved in interdisciplinary and international settings. This interview series follows the journey and contributions of professionals, students, and trainees who are dedicating their careers to applying… » Read more

Developing a Successful Goal-setting Mindset

Generally, we associate the start of a new year with an opportunity to renew old goals and set new ones. When we think about goal-setting, we think about using organizational aids, such as calendars and… » Read more

Therapists for Protester Wellness: Counseling Psychologists on the Frontlines against Anti-Black Racism

The year 2020 will likely be remembered as one of the most psychologically and financially stressful years in modern history. Due to the COVID-19 pandemic, everyone began the year with new life adjustments, unemployment, and… » Read more

This Is Not Fine: Attending to Trauma, Burnout, and Fatigue in Students and Supervisees in 2020

Students were under significant stress well before 2020. The millennial generation is the least wealthy, most indebted, and yet most educated generation in history (though they’re on course to be outpaced by Generation Z). Their… » Read more

Healthy Media Use During Stressful Times

Although social media and the 24/7 news cycle are not new, they have become much more pronounced as much of the U.S. has engaged in social distancing measures. In recent months, the role of the… » Read more

THE QUINTESSENCE SERIES – Interview with Dr. Gargi Roysircar-Sodowsky

The quintessence series spotlights the work of counseling psychologists involved in interdisciplinary and international settings. This interview series follows the journey and contributions of professionals, students, and trainees who are dedicating their careers to applying… » Read more

Coping with Uncertainty: How Our Theoretical Training Can Inform Our Own Wellbeing

Rewind to last week. Like many who are reading this editorial, I sat watching the election results emerge over several days, all the while caught in an existential anxiety that gripped my attention and pulled… » Read more

Counseling Psychology in Action: Working to Help Students of Color Navigate Higher Education

2020 has been a particularly difficult year for students of color. Since November typically entails additional stress due to midterms, applying for graduate school, and securing internships for the spring semester,  it is a good… » Read more

Battle of the Bots: A Personal Experience with Emerging Issues in Psychological Research and Recommendations for Future Research

Imagine my shock when less than 24 hours after sharing my research study on social media, over 2,000 responses had already been recorded. The study was targeted towards a very specific population (sexual minority Latinx… » Read more

The Resource for Incorporating Trans and Gender Diverse Issues into Counseling Psychology Curricula

Dear Colleagues, We are so proud to share a new resource developed by the Division 17 Special Task Group Making Room at the Table: Trans/Nonbinary Pipeline to Counseling Psychology. The Resource for Incorporating Trans and… » Read more