Dr. John Duggan discusses the intersection of humanistic counseling approaches and ethical practices as counselors use technology and Telehealth.

Dr. Ebony White discusses the importance of understanding the role community plays when a client is dealing with loss and grief.

Dr. Goodman shares her passion for advocacy, both for counselors and for clients.

Dr. Sam Gladding, Past-President of the American Counseling Association, shares how his career path shifted from formal ministry to becoming a professional counselor. Dr. Gladding discusses how humor plays an important role in the counseling relationship.

Dr. Cheryl Holcomb-McCoy shares the inspiration behind her upcoming book.

Dr. Gerard Lawson, Professor of Counseling and Past-President of the American Counseling Association, offers insights on Counseling Interventions for Mass Violence. Drs. Butler and Lawson discuss how society responds to mass casualties, gun violence, and racial issues.

ACA's first African-American President, Dr. Thelma Daley, talks about finding the leader within, advocating for the profession, modeling and mentoring, and staying strong.

ACA's second African-American President, Dr. Beverly O'Bryant, discusses her counseling journey. Highlighted in a conversation with current President, Dr. S. Kent Butler she shares wisdom about the importance of cultivating future leaders.

Dr. Courtland Lee was ACA's first male African-American President. In this episode, Dr. Lee reflects on his experience and the changes in counseling and in ACA over the last 20 years with ACA's second male African-American President, Dr. S. Kent Butler.

This trailer introduces The American Counseling Association's new podcast titled The Voice of Counseling, hosted by Dr. S. Kent Butler.