School counselors - assist pupils in overcoming obstacles in their studies.

They are crucial in

crisis intervention after traumatic events such as a violent occurrence or the loss of a teacher or
classmate. School counselors also assist pupils in better navigating their stressors and
preventing them from affecting their academic performance.

Career counselors - assist their clients in preparing for the beginning of their professional lives,
adjusting to changes in the workplace, and achieving professional success. They are commonly
found in public and private enterprises, as well as in schools. Clients who want to explore their
interests and make career-enhancing decisions can turn to career counsellors for advice,
coaching, and counseling.

Child abuse counselors- assist victims of abuse in regaining their mental health, trusting others,
and finding happiness. These professionals use their education to recognize, assess, and treat
specific signs and symptoms of child abuse. They also provide the essential therapy to assist
the child in overcoming his or her difficulties.

Child Counselors - They're the Counsellors for children, adolescents, and their families. Child
counsellors might include clinical psychologists and child psychiatrists. They look for disorders
including attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD) and autism in children.

Geriatric counselors serve seniors and help seniors live more satisfying and comfortable lives.
Elderly families participate in the counseling process to help them understand the concerns of
the elderly.

Depression counselors help people deal with the mental, emotional, and physical problems that
result from depression. They are often psychiatrists who do more than provide counseling
medical treatments. but also prescribe appropriately.

Community Mental Health Counselors provide therapy, counseling and training services to
minimize mental health problems and promote mental health in communities. They help bridge
the gap between individuals and the institutions and facilities that provide access to mental
health facilities and services. Additionally, community psychiatric workers provide reports to
victims of disasters such as earthquakes, volcanic eruptions, and typhoons.

Legal Counselors are often attorneys who rehabilitate inmates and help them adjust to their
detention. They also provide counseling to detainees who are about to be released to help them
become better citizens of the community. Legal advisers often work in prisons or correctional
facilities. They can also stay in local communities where they can help resolve interpersonal
conflicts.

Grief counselors help people come to terms with the loss that usually follows the death of a
loved one.
 They also help survivors of these disasters and calamities cope with their losses, which can
include lives and property. Grief counselors may have private offices or serve communities
affected by natural or man-made disasters. Hospitals also have grief counseling services.

Hospital counselors help patients develop a positive view of their detention. These counselors
can also be social workers who help patients in need by connecting them with charities.
Graduate Hospital Counselors may also take on the role of clinical supervisor or many other
functions in hospital administration.

Drug abuse counselors can be employed in inpatient or outpatient settings. At inpatient facilities,
counselors assist with the care of high-risk patients struggling with drug abuse. In outpatient
settings, counselors are hired to provide treatment during the day, while patients can return to
work at night. These counselors can also serve as detox specialists or emergency first
responders at a detox center, where people facing substance abuse are the first to go to
recovery.

Residential care facilities counselors support and monitor people temporarily living in care
facilities, including those hosting needy or at-risk teens. Boys Town is an example of a hospital
care facility in the Philippines.

Religious or spiritual counselors specialize in combining psychological counseling with Christian

beliefs in their practice. They often work in a religious setting like the church. Priests and nuns
can be considered religious advisers. They counsel clients who have problems not only with
their beliefs but also with other issues such as domestic violence or violence, as well as
breakups.