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    development of one major therapeutic model‚ including the people influential in its development Person centred counselling came around in the 1940-1950’s by a psychologist called Carl Rogers‚ Rogers and Abraham Maslow held meetings to discuss the future of the humanistic approach‚ they later went on to establish the American association for humanistic psychology. Person centred counselling came about due to their only being two other therapeutic models‚ psychoanalysis and behaviourism. Behaviourism

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    Fidelity‚ Autonomy‚ Beneficence‚ Non-Maleficence‚ Justice‚ Self-Respect • Mirroring • What counselling is and is not My feelings and experiences To begin with I would like to state that my experiences gained on this course‚ has been intriguing and uplifting. The exercises we practiced in the lessons helped me to grasp a reality on how things work in the world of counselling in terms of contracting agreements boundaries and the important skills needed to help the client adjust

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    UNIT 2 COUNSELLING IN A DIVERSE SOCIETY FEB 2010 Based upon your readings and other sources‚ give some examples of different family systems and beliefs‚ and indicate how these may affect the outcomes of counselling. Defining main cultural traditions “It is essential to understand our own cultural heritage and world view‚ before we set about assisting other people.” (Ibrahim‚1985; Lauver‚1986). It was noted by the British Association of Counselling and Psychotherapy in 2006‚ that

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    going to explore how I myself‚ through the studying of counselling skills and theory‚ have developed my understanding of self and how I apply this within whatever environment I am placed in. 1. Understand how the study of counselling theory can inform personal development and growth 1.1 Reflect on ways in which the study of counselling theory has developed their understanding of self One area I feel I have developed during my study of counselling skills is that of self-concept and how I can place conditions

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    a fairly soundproof room‚ with the windows and door shut to cut out excess noise. Also if possible‚ your phone should be on silent‚ so as not to distract either yourself or your client’s line of thought. 5. List two basic micro-skills of counselling and briefly describe how they can be used to facilitate the relationship between counsellor

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    The client is a 32-year-old woman‚ who met her perpetrator at her workplace. She is noted to be from a high-income family‚ as her father is a reputed lawyer in Colombo and both her sisters hold top-level jobs. The client also works at a well-reputed bank and held a decent position there. However‚ the client has always had depression and is a patient with epilepsy. The perpetrator is a married man in his early 40’s. It was due to her condition that the perpetrator noticed her at the office and eventually

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    This week’s lecture is about observing and reflecting emotion of both client and ourselves. After listened to the lecture‚ I realised that counselling profession is amazing! I was surprised being a counsellor is not easy‚ because he has to be able to multitasking. There are many things a counsellor needs to do in a single interview with the clients‚ he not only needs to attend and active listen in the interview‚ but also has to identify any implicit emotion and discrepancies of the clients. Other

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    Carl Rogers person centred approach to counselling This essay will evaluate the necessity and importance of the development of the core conditions in the humanistic counselling process and critically analyse the strengths and weaknesses of the person-centred approach in the counselling process. “The Person-Centred Approach focuses on the clients own best authority as it is based on the client’s personal experience in his or her own life here and now. It shows the client as someone who has the

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    Student notes For the third assignment you need to provide a fictional case study of a counselling client with issues relating to fear and sadness‚ and then consider how their individual problems might be located in their family system relationships and the social context in which they are embedded. Your case study should focus on the family and relationships of the client‚ and sociocultural issues such as culture‚ race‚ gender and sexuality. In the guidance here we have given an example fictional

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    Egan (2007) describes counselling as an act of explicit offer of time and expertise‚ involving effective communication skills‚ genuineness and joint problem solving. Beside the application of core counselling skills‚ such as active listening‚ openness and problem solving‚ there are other areas which the counsellor must be aware of for the achievement of a rapport with his/her client. Professional ethical standards serve as a pillar that forms and strengthens a therapeutic relationship if facilitated

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