counselorship

noun

1. a person who counsels; advisor; specif., one who advises students or clients regarding educational and occupational alternatives, personal problems, etc.
2. a legal advisor, as of an embassy or legation
3. a lawyer, esp. one who conducts cases in court
   in full counselor-at-law
4. a person in charge of a group of children at a camp
5. Mormon Ch. one of the advisors to a presiding officer

Origin: ME counseilere < OFr consellier < L consiliator