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    important to the successful future of mental health counseling. This paper will also review the key characteristics or personality traits of a successful professional counselor and the duties and functions performed by a mental health professional. Last‚ I will evaluate the professional setting in which I would to like see clients. In the late 1970s‚ in-field professionals formed Mental Health Counseling (MHC)‚ making it the youngest of the counseling fields (Pistole‚ 2002). Since its start‚ it seems

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    In an essay of 2500 words‚ consider what exactly makes a good counselor. Counseling is a process where a person tries to assist another person to be able to handle his or her problems. A counselor is not just there to give advice; it is also based on mutual trust and understanding. Counseling is an opportunity for us to help people to mentally adjust to different situations. A good counselor should display sincerity‚ good listening skills and be able to assist people in gaining a better understanding

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    client‚ Tommy‚ who was brought to counseling by his parents. Tommy presented for counseling with diminished academic performance‚ verbal and physical altercations‚ changes in social behavior‚ and alcohol and drug use. Tommy’s parents highlighted that their son had become more defiant in his behaviors and believe that his substance issues are significant. Ethical Violations and Consequences One ethical violation that the counselor committed during the counseling process with the client concerns the

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    like Jane Adams developing the Hull House and the social justice movement during that time had major impacts on the counseling profession. Then Frank Parsons started helping the younger people with making career choices that matched their abilities. Them E.G Williamson developed trait-and-factor to give direction to students and unemployed individuals Carl Rogers then published Counseling and Psychotherapy and this confronted Williamson’s counselor-center approach. In 1976 the American Mental Health

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    “Critique of Two Theories” Effective Biblical Counseling‚ by Dr. Larry Crabb Part I: Goal of Christian Counseling Dr. Crabb tells us that Christian Counselors should always try to assist the client by first seeing how they got into the problem and from there help them to see how not to repeat their mistake and end up in the same problem again. “When a Christian starts to understand their true acceptance in the Lord and each other‚ then problems start to manifest in the

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    Do you believe it is ever appropriate to direct a couple in counseling‚ or do you see counseling as a process of facilitating the unique personal goals of a client? For instance‚ when it comes to financial counseling with a premarital couple‚ do you tell them how to manage finances the “right” way‚ or do you approach this in another manner? I believe in counseling there is an appropriate time to direct counselee’s‚ but it only comes as Spirit directed. I do not believe people are made to

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    Psychology‚ Theology‚ and Spirituality in Christian Counseling Sondra Rule Liberty University Summary The author of this book Mark McMinn explains how psychology‚ theology‚ and spirituality can all be integrated into Christian counseling. He discusses the difference between the three overlapping principles. He wrote this book especially for Christian counselors‚ pastors‚ as well as students so that they may clearly understand the meaning of the three principles

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    What is Career Counseling? Career Counseling is a collaborative partnership between you‚ the student‚ and your counselor. You are an expert on yourself‚ while your counselor is an expert on career exploration and decision-making. What will I discuss with my Career Counselor? The Career Counseling we provide is holistic‚ flexible‚ and confidential. You and your counselor will work together to determine what’s most important to discuss and do each session. Here are some of the topics that students

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    Personal Values and Self Awareness Sharess Jefferson Professional and Ethical Issues in Counseling/EDC 5213 University of Southwest As with any academic venture there are times when a student is engulfed in self doubt and is distressed by the inevitability of change. Although these factors present themselves throughout many parts of the educational process‚ there remains a sense of purpose rooted in the belief of true compatibility. Nestled within this attraction is the opportunity to

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    towards is to be a counseling psychologist that is a subfield of psychology. Realizing psychology is a broad field that covers many subfields‚ interpersonal communication is a very important aspect when interacting with people and clients. Interpersonal skills require communicating effectively with coworkers and clients. Interpersonal skills in communication require possessing the correct communication skills to communicate verbally and non-verbally. In the field of counseling psychology‚ listening

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