counselorship
/ˈkaʊnsələrˌʃɪp/
noun
- The position or role of being a counselor, especially one who gives professional advice or guidance.
- His counselorship at the summer camp helped many children adjust to being away from home.
- After years of training, she finally achieved a counselorship in marriage and family therapy.
- She was offered a counselorship at the university's mental health center.
- The period during which someone serves as a counselor.
- During his counselorship, the school's counseling program expanded significantly.
- The camp director remembered his own counselorship as the most rewarding time of his life.
- Her counselorship lasted five years before she moved into administration.