Clinical Professional Counselors are highly qualified mental health practitioners who typically hold a Master’s or Doctoral degree in counseling, psychology, human development, or a related field.

Social Workers are dedicated professionals who hold a Master’s degree in social work. Their primary goal is to gain a deep understanding of their clients’ home, work, and social environments, with the aim of assisting individuals to function more effectively within those contexts.

Marriage and Family Therapists are qualified professionals with a Master’s or Doctoral degree in marriage and family therapy, focusing their expertise on the dynamics of interpersonal relationships within the family unit.

Gather valuable insights and guidance for those considering a degree in the mental health field.  

Peek into the daily life of a mental health counselor working at ACCFS, from client sessions to church outreach work.  

Consider the importance of building a counseling practice upon a foundation of Biblical truth. In this video, our dedicated counselors share how a biblical perspective informs and enriches their work in the mental health field as they engage in helping the hurting, nurturing hope, and encouraging growth.  

Understand some of the challenges mental health professionals face.  

Get practical tips and strategies from our experienced counselors on maintaining well-being and preventing burnout in the mental health field.  

Find out the expected schooling requirements for working in the mental health field.  

Discover the rewarding aspects of a career in mental health and how it impacts lives.