Counselors, All Other
Community and Social Service
This title groups counseling jobs that do not fall under a more specific heading. The work itself is still assessing needs, offering guidance to individuals or groups, and choosing an intervention that fits. Contacts are recorded in confidential files, and people are referred to other services or specialists when that is the better next step. Counselors in this group are expected to follow current practice and take part in professional development. It suits people who listen carefully, decide what help is needed, and keep records in order.
Annual Median Wage in Field (2025)
$50'860
Median Wage Market Position
$50'860
What you might do
- Guide and support people one-on-one or in groups
- Figure out what clients need and how to help
- Keep confidential notes on each client meeting
- Send clients to specialists when they need more
- Keep up with proven counseling methods
- Attend training to improve your counseling work
Skills that matter
- Guidance in one-to-one or group sessions
- Assessing needs before choosing an intervention
- Confidential records of every client contact
- Timely referrals to other specialists
- Keeping up with counseling methods
- Taking part in professional development
AI & the future of this role
Much of the value sits in confidential conversations and tailored guidance that depend on rapport and judgment. Tools may ease intake notes or resource lookups, yet in-person support and accountability are likely to keep this work relevant.
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