Case Study: Finding A Theoretical Orientation

Finding a Theoretical Orientation When starting a counseling education, the student could have a theoretical orientation in mind and continues to grasp knowledge to prove it therapeutic benefits. Whereas, another student could be unaware of their theoretical orientation and not be aware of it until they create mock counseling videos, researching different types of theories, and interacting with clients at practicums and internships. Above all, the theoretical foundation depends on the counselor just like the benefits of the approach depends on the client. For example, a student can be aware of the interventions they desire to hand their future clients, however, are not aware of their orientation. Based on the student’s techniques aimed at