Mental Health Counselors

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A Mental Health Counselor is a professional who provides psychotherapy counseling to individuals or groups, but is also trained in vocational therapy and family therapy. (MacCluskie & Ingersoll 2001).

References

• MacCluskie, Kathryn C. & Ingersoll, R. Elliott Becoming a 21st Century Agency Counselor: Personal and Professional Explorations, Wadsworth/Thomson Learning, 2001. ISBN 0534356052