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"Moral Violation" is a term that has emerged in the past thirty years and describes a particular response to events that occur during the course of a service member's military experience. It is closely related to, but also separate from, post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD). Events that can cause moral injury are also likely to be traumatic, catastrophic physical injury, or…

Richard Yep, CEO of ACA Every year my April column seems to remind you that this is the month of awareness-raising for counseling – a recognition we came up with many, many years ago. I felt that there were so many stories to tell, so much to be proud of and so many activities that I could do that a…

This award honors doctoral students with exceptional insight and understanding of the consulting profession and the work of professional advisors in the areas of mental health, private practice, community agency, agency, organization or related advisory institutions. Winner: Adriana Walsh Adriana Walsh is a master student in the clinical mental health counseling program at Wake Forest University. Before moving to North…