•Assess diagnosed clients experiencing symptoms of psychological distress.•Provide psychotherapy to clients•Talk to clients about their experiences, emotions, and thoughts•Conduct group sessions with patients•Work with clients to set goals,and gain insight through treatment•Work directly with patients to identify situations, behaviors, and thoughts that interfere with their wellness and recovery•Exam social issues that may influence a patient’s mental well-being, including peer pressure, bullying, substance use, prejudice, work stress, financial challenges, and health issues•Counsel to view individual needs within a humanistic scope•focus on personal development by helping the patient learn the skills and coping abilities you need to deal with such life changes and stages effectively.•Strive to help the patient function not just minimally, but optimally. Enhancing overall well-being by solving problems, improving resilience, encouraging healthy behaviors, and improving relationships is the key component