Two concepts that have historically been overlooked in mental health are re-traumatization by film and racial trauma. Learn how the two relate.

Media often perpetuates the myth that mental illness is tied to violence. How can individuals be more critical of the content they consume?

At this year's American Psychological Association Convention, Counseling@Northwestern faculty presented on a wide range of topics.

Learn how counseling students can avoid pushing themselves to the point of mental and physical exhaustion.

The way we use language shows respect and understanding or a lack thereof. This guide offers inclusive language recommendations for various areas of life. 

Counseling@Northwestern sat down with Dr. Donna Baptiste to discuss the effects of forced separation on loved ones and how counseling can help couples.

Counseling@Northwestern graduate Jennifer Reckner shares her experience attending this year’s AMHCA conference in the nation’s capital.

To help address the overlooked mental health needs of first responders, Dr. Nate Perron participated in a skills training for counselors and professionals in the field.

Repeated exposure to death and destruction can lead to serious mental health conditions for first responders. Learn how to help.

While the human drive for perfection can be a catalyst for success, pushing too hard over time can be destructive and even lead to mental illness.