From August 3-5, Counseling@NYU hosted its first on-campus immersion for the online program. Students came together for a weekend of learning, self-discovery, and building friendships. 

An estimated 11% of school-aged children are diagnosed with attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD) — but what does that diagnosis really look like, and what strategies are available to students? Here, we spoke with Counseling@NYU’s Professor Anil Chacko about how parents, teachers and school counselors can help.

If you’re considering a career in school counseling or already on the path to becoming one, take some time to explore what professional resources and career opportunities might be available to you.

A look at the who, what, where, why, when and how of taking a gap year between high school and college, and what this choice means for today’s generation of students.

Counseling@NYU announces an online master of arts in Counseling for Mental Health and Wellness. The program’s combination of education and real-world experience is designed to prepare students to become experienced counselors, helping individuals craft lives of wellness, health, and meaning.

A collection of strategies, activities, and additional resources for school counselors when creating support groups for young students going through divorce.

For more resources, visit our full toolkit: Students and Divorce: A Guide for School Counselors.