The resources and tools below provide additional information on genetic health issues, family history and how a genetic counselor can help you and your family:

• Create Your Family History Tool 
  This information represents a collaboration among National Society of Genetic Counselors, American Society of Human Genetics and Genetic Alliance.  This tool explains the importance of discussing and creating your family history as a tool of knowledge for the future.
• Making Sense of Your Genes - A Guide to Genetic Counseling
  Created in collaboration with the Genetic Alliance, this guide to genetic counseling explains what genetic counseling is, what to expect from a genetic counseling visit, and the different types of genetic counseling available.
• Genetic Discrimination Resources
• Five Questions to Ask Before Considering Genetic Testing

Find members of NSGC through the Find A Genetic Counselor search.  Genetic counselors work in university medical centers, community clinics, public health departments, diagnostic laboratories, and many other health, education, and related agencies.