Drs. Craig S. Cashwell and J. Scott Young, authors of “Integrating Spirituality and Religion into Counseling Practice, 3rd Edition” join in to talk about how counselors can integrate their client’s individual faith into counseling, and how spirituality can be a source of strength and hope for us all.

Dr. Barbara Herlihy joins Dr. Kent S. Butler in this part two interview to share highlights from her book Counseling Leaders and Advocates: Strengthening the Future of the Profession which is co-authored by Dr. Cassie A. Storlie.

Dr. Cassie A. Storlie joins Dr. S. Kent Butler in this part one interview to share highlights from her book Counseling Leaders and Advocates: Strengthening the Future of the Profession which is co-authored by Dr. Barbara Herlihy.

Dr. Sam Steen joins Dr. S. Kent Butler to talk about his journey of being a school counselor and LPC, to becoming a researcher, author, and professor. Listen in for an important conversation about equity and access in all educational settings, starting in elementary schools all the way through graduate counseling programs. You won’t want to miss this discussion about breaking down barriers and rebuilding a more inclusive field and society.

Dr. Carla Adkison-Johnson, author of Child Discipline in African American Families: Culturally Responsive Policies joins Dr. Kent Butler to talk about cultural competency and advocacy needed to address the needs of African American children and families.

Dr. Cyrus Williams joins Dr. S. Kent Butler for a candid conversation about representation of Black men in the counseling field, ways to support counselors as they support their communities, and the vital role of social justice in the counseling profession.

Dr. Isaac Burt shares his Black Male experience from student to counselor to leader. Mentorship has been a significant part of Dr. Burt's life. He discusses this and a variety of other experiences that support the evolution a person becoming their best self.

Dr. Michael Brooks discusses the Black male experience through the lens of the media and hip-hop.

Drs Austin and Austin join Dr. Butler for a conversation about their new book “Surviving and Thriving in Your Counseling Program,” and listen in as they talk about all the things they wish they would have known, how important and transformative the student counselor experience is, and how we can better support those new to the counseling profession.

Dr. Mark A. Stebnicki joins join Dr. Butler to talk about his new book Counseling Practice During Phases of a Pandemic Virus. They dive into the numerous mental health implications of the pandemic, some strategies for counselors to effectively work with impacted clients, and how counselors play a vital role in supporting recovery efforts.