Counselors, All Other

All counselors not listed separately.

SOC: 21-1019.00

What You'll Need to Succeed

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Key competencies for this occupation at a glance

  • MindsetUphold ethical standards and professional boundaries in all client interactions, maintaining confidentiality and navigating dual relationships.
  • KnowledgeFormulate case conceptualizations integrating biopsychosocial factors to guide comprehensive treatment planning and interdisciplinary collaboration.
  • KnowledgeAssess client mental health status and psychosocial needs using standardized assessment tools and clinical interviews.
  • KnowledgeDevelop individualized treatment plans based on evidence-based therapeutic modalities and client-specific goals.
  • MindsetIntegrate cultural competence and sensitivity into counseling practice when working with clients from diverse backgrounds and value systems.
  • KnowledgeEvaluate client progress toward therapeutic goals through ongoing assessment and outcome measurement, adjusting interventions as needed.
  • MindsetAdvocate for client rights and access to resources within healthcare, social service, and community systems.
  • MindsetEngage clients in therapeutic dialogue in diverse counseling settings, building trust and rapport to facilitate disclosure.
  • KnowledgeApply crisis intervention techniques when clients present with acute distress or safety concerns, coordinating emergency services when necessary.
  • KnowledgeExplain therapeutic techniques and treatment rationale to clients to promote informed consent and treatment adherence.
Wage Data According to the Bureau of Labor Statistics

Annual wage data for Counselors, All Other (2024)

Estimated Total Employment (U.S.)

33,340

Wage Distribution by Percentile

MetricU.S.
10% of workers earn the following or less$36,160
10% of workers earn the following or more$91,420
Workers on average earn$58,070

+ indicates wage is at or above the BLS reporting cap ($239,200/year)