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ELHD The term “professional counselor” is used to refer to
individuals who have earned at least a master’s degree in
counseling and possess specific skills, knowledge and a
professional orientation. Professional Counselors are unique
among mental health professionals in two main areas: 1)
Professional counselors have a strong “wellness” orientation. 2)
Professional counselors are trained in career planning and
development. Professional counselors are uniquely prepared to
help people with personal, social, educational and career
problems. What do Professional Counselors do? Professional
Counselors work in a variety of school and community settings to
help people make adaptive decisions. Through counseling