Adam M. Volungis is a counseling psychologist and licensed mental health counselor. He has worked with a variety of populations in multiple settings using cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT) for more than fifteen years. Volungis is associate professor and the CBT concentration coordinator in the Clinical Counseling Psychology Program (CCPP) at Assumption University. He is also president of the New England Psychological Association and the author of Cognitive-Behavioral Therapy: Theory into Practice.
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1. Is Being a Mental Health Counselor the Right Career Choice for You? 2. Professional Identity Development and Ethics 3. Education and Licensure Requirements 4. Expectations Beyond Counseling 5. Obtaining the Right Job 6. Self-Care: Preventing Burnout and Enjoying Life 7. Developing and Expanding Your Counseling Skills 8. Private Practice