The purpose of this study was to examine the prevalence, gender and age differences, educationalrnqualification difference and association between years of work experience on depression, anxietyrnand stress among counseling service providers in Addis Ababa city. Quantitative approachrnspecifically cross- sectional survey design was employed to achieve the objectives of this study.rnOne hundred thirteen (males= 56, 49.6% and females=57, 50.4%) counseling service providersrnparticipated in the study. From a total of 26 counseling organizations 20 of them selected by usingrnsimple random sampling method. All Available counseling service providers who work in thesernorganizations were taken. Depression, Anxiety and Stress Scale (DASS-21) was utilized in therncurrent study. The collected data were analyzed using descriptive statistics including frequencyrnand percentage and inferential statistics such as Independent sample t-test, one-way analysis ofrnvariance and Pearson product moment correlation. The result showed that 54%, 74.3% and 43.4%rnof the respondents were at mild, moderate, severe and extremely severe level of depression, anxietyrnand stress respectively. The study also found that there were no statistically significant genderrndifferences on levels of depression, anxiety and stress. The present study also suggested that therernwas no statistically significant difference between BA degrees and MA holders and above on levelrnof anxiety and stress. However, respondents having BA degree had high level of depression thanrnMA holders and above. On the other hand, this study found that no statistically significant meanrndifference on level of depression and stress among respondents from different age groups. Finally,rnwith regard to the relationship between years of work experience and depression, anxiety andrnstress; the finding of this study noted that years of work experience has statistically weak positivernassociation with anxiety and stress whereas depression has negative weak association with yearsrnof work experience. According to the results of this study we can conclude that majority of thernrespondents could be a t risk of depression and anxiety. We can also conclude that the nonsignificant differences found between DASS scores of counseling service providers in gender might berndue to experiencing similar activities and working under similar circumstances. It is also possible tornsay BA degree holders experience more depressive symptoms than MA holders. Up on the presentrnstudy, it can be also concluding that displaying this symptom is related to different personal andrnsocial factors either directly or indirectly. Unlike depression, stress and anxiety scores werernpositively correlated to years of work experience. Up on the findings of the present study thernresearcher recommend that stakeholders should develop strategies in place to identify and supportrnall counseling service providers suffering from depression and anxiety and attention should berngiven for counseling service providers having BA degree through providing additional courses andrntrainings.