Preventing Counselor Impairment: A Wellness Approach

J. Melvin Witmer · Mark E. Young

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Wellness is a positive state of health that can be promoted in all counselors, impaired or not. This article discusses prevention from counselor preparation to clinical practice. Recommendations for preventing impairment are proposed for counselor education faculty, regulatory boards, employing organizations, and practicing counselors.

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