Counseling psychology is a broad field of medicine which helps people improve their well-being, prevent and alleviate distress and maladjustment, resolve crises, and improve their ability to function in life. It provides general medical care (HSP). The professional subfield of psychology draws from and adapts a wide variety of culturally-informed and -sensitive techniques. It focuses on the individual and the systems or contexts in which they operate. With a specific emphasis on prevention and education as well as amelioration in the context of typical lifespan development. Counseling psychologists study and treat individual problems (such as depression and anxiety) and systemic ones (such as bias and discrimination) that affect people at all stages and in all walks of life.They focus on a person's strengths rather than their weaknesses to help them avoid or deal with issues such as mental health, relationships, social support, cultural understanding, employment, schooling, and personal identity.

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