How does Person-centred counselling, influence the understanding of the development of concept of self? (245 words)…
Today I will briefly summarize two-counseling models and theories (i.e., client centered and Adlerian therapy). The two-model theories will apply to this case study regarding Jack and his alcoholism. I will provide you with strengths and weaknesses pertaining to the two-counseling models and/or theories and the one I would suggest for Jack’s specific situation. In addition, Posttraumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD) has become a prevailing disorder within military personnel. The fact is these individuals cannot forget the traumatic experiences during their time spent…
Analyzing Counseling Theories Walden University COUN-6722-11 January 19, 2014 Dr. Kim Mason Analyzing Counseling Theories Part 1 Chart Theory 1 Reality Therapy/Choice TheoryTheory 2 Rational Emotive Behavior TherapyBackground Theory Originated by Willam Glasser Glasser first developed and used in correctional institution and psychiatric hospital Focuses on belief that people are responsible for their own actions, and cannot blame outside sources or the past Glasser believe that behavior involves choices and that there are always options open to most people (Wubbolding, 2011) Not well received by medical profession Received well by many others corrections personnel, youth workers, counselors, therapists, and educators (Wubbolding, 2011)…
While, addressing how alcoholism possibly affects Janet’s major depression in her counseling sessions seems to fall within the professional counselor’s scope of practice, the direct treatment of alcoholism does not. According to state statutes, the treatment of chemical dependency is done by a licensed professional other than the professional counselor, who specializes in such training. For the professional counselor to do so would be to practice outside the scope of…
a good grasp of the English language. Many of them bring with them a strong…
In the second Basic Counseling Response, I will be writing about journal entries regarding my observations and incorporation of the BCRs. I believe that it is important that I display high priority on such incorporation because it is indicated that the BCRs represent the support for the future group facilitator assignment of this semester. The BCRs that I observed taking place in any setting is in my apartment with my friend. The BCRs that I intentionally incorporated into any interactions, in any setting is utilizing discretionary for self-disclosing and passive for paraphrasing. It is indicated that self-disclosing is which the delicate decision of when and how to share with the client intended to benefit the client. An example of self-disclosing,…
About: My role as a school counselor is to provide a comprehensive, developmental counseling program that address the academic, social, and emotional needs of all students. In partnership with our stakeholders, I will facilitate and coordinate a multi-tiered support system to ensure that all students are prepared and have access to the knowledge and skills necessary to become globally competitive, lifelong learners and responsible citizens of the community. I attended Ohio Valley University where I earned a Bachelor of Science in Wellness Education. I have also earned a Master' degree in school counseling from the University of Dayton.…
Psychodynamic counselling was developed from psychoanalytic theory. Its main purpose is the client’s self-awareness and understanding of the influence of the past on present behaviour.…
One of the various definitions of an effective counselor includes being well-versed and educated within a theoretical approach. However, most importantly having a working knowledge and practice of specific skills related to the theory. Therefore, defining your theoretical approach and beginning to put those skills into practice is essential to providing effective therapy to prospective clients.…
Intrinsic health, mindful and present centered, act of service and act of work on oneself, recognizing duality…
Murdock, N.L. (2013). Theories of counseling and psychotherapy: A case approach. (3rd ed.). Upper Saddle River, NJ: Pearson.…
Being that Adler and Jung were partners for a long period of time then they went their separate ways to have their own theories. The main focus of therapy using this theory would be cognition, perception, and motivation of the client also with focus on the strength to grow and develop (Capuzzi,Gross, 2011). With this theory its main focus is for here and now we have to let these clients speak what’s on their mind and hear what they have to say (Capuzzi,Gross, 2011). With this theory the main focus is to focus on the total person which includes mind, body, and soul (Capuzzi,Gross, 2011). With this approach Jung’s focus is conscious and unconscious aspects of the client in being about to search their mean in in life in a personal way and also using psyche (Capuzzi,Gross,…
This was one of the components that was very difficult for me to obtain. Ms. Wescott wanted me to gain as much experience as I could as a counseling student. Some parents were not comfortable with an intern sitting in on their counseling session. They did not know who I was personally and did not want a stranger to discovering their personal issues. Ms. Wescott, decided to reach out to the parent; who I met during the 504 observation. This parent agreed, that it was okay for me to observe a counseling session with Ms. Wescott and her daughter.…
Anderson, N.T.(1990) The bondage breaker; Overcoming negative thoughts, irrational feelings and habitual sin. Eugene, OR: Harvest House Publishers…
The theory being utilized in this case approach is Behavioral Theory. According to Corey, the basic assumptions are that behavior therapy is “based on the scientific method” and sets replicable goals that are agreed on by both client and counselor. Behavior is defined as anything that is “operationally defined”, which includes actions, “cognitions, images, beliefs, and emotions”. This theory deals primarily with the present prevailing issues. There is importance placed on examining the client and the client’s present environment. The client must actively participate in counseling sessions and in his or her environment by learning “new and adaptive behaviors to replace old and maladaptive behaviors”. It is believed that changes in behavior can…