A counsellor can show his or her respect to clients in the following ways: Accept the client by showing unconditional positive regard. This means that you as counsellor accept the client as he or she is‚ irrespective of the client’s values or behaviour and of whether you as counsellor approve of those values and behaviour or not. A judgemental counsellor who condemns clients or who makes clients feel that their sexual behaviour is offensive to the counsellor‚ will not be able to facilitate healing
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Session 5 Notes Inclusion Strategies 1. Give proper __________________________________________________________________________. 2. Create a welcoming ____________________________________________________________________. Teaching about‚ versus instruction in‚ religion Explain by attribution Pledge of Allegiance -Students never taught what pledge means -I pledge allegiance; a promise to be faithful -to the flag; the symbol of the US of America -and to the Republic for which it
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privacy of clients. In the world of mental health counseling‚ counselors’ commitment to confidentiality is the basis of effective practice. Confidentiality prohibits mental health counselors from disclosing information about the client to third parties (e.g. family members‚ employer). Confidentiality is critical to establish trust between consumer and mental health counselor‚ which is imperative for promoting open communication of clients during counseling. In order to be ethnically and legally compliant
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Analyzing Counseling Theories Walden University Analyzing Counseling Theories Part 1: Chart Theory 1: Jungian Analytical Theory Theory 2: Alderian Theory Background Theory • Focuses on mind‚ body‚ soul (Capuzzi‚ Gross‚ 2011) • Carl Gustav Jung (founder) (Capuzzi‚ Gross‚ 2011) • Physician (Capuzzi‚ Gross‚ 2011) • Partners Jung and Freud (Capuzzi‚ Gross‚ 2011) • Alfred Adler (Capuzzi‚ Gross‚ 2011) • Understanding their surroundings (Capuzzi‚ Gross‚ 2011) • Social environment
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Summary of the Case: On March 26‚ 2015 Jasmine Smith began her counseling sessions at Sheridan Counseling Services. During this first session we completed both a face sheet and intake form in order to get a better understanding of why she began going to a counselor. Through this initial intake Mrs. Smith explained that she recently had a child‚ and had just been given the news that her daughter was diagnosed with Cerebral Palsy. This news came as a surprise to Jasmine Smith and her husband because
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west are not worried by boundaries and dual relationships‚ for instance in the UK accountants and solicitors often get work from their friends‚ or friends of friends‚ hairdressers can go out for a meal with their customers. In the early days in counseling there was no concern about boundaries and dual relationships. Freud came from a small‚ tight- knit social group of middle class Vienna. He gave patients gifts‚ financial
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brought many viewpoints when it comes to human development and how it relates to the counseling field. There have also been many different perspectives to be aware of when it comes to with dealing various developmental factions a person’s life. Through this semester‚ we have learned many different angles about the human development‚ from the early stages of birth to the end of your life. Working in the counseling field‚ we are going to be exposed to many difference ages; it is vital that we have the
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Ethics and practices in the counseling field provide a sense of direction when it comes to being in a session with your client; it also is a guide to assist the client in the direction they need to go. Like every job in our society‚ there are many forms of rules that need to be followed to ensure the safety of individuals that are involved. This paper will discuss how my ethical judgment and practices may change based on the professional setting. I will also look at examples in this paper to showcase
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Therapy session with Jessalyn Alaveraez Jessalyn a 34-year-old Hispanic mother of three‚ seeking counseling for anxiety‚ depression‚ and suffers from PTSD after being married to an abusive husband. She states most of the issues are attributes due to problems in her past and current relationship. Jessalyn reports that she and her Partner have been having more increased arguments lately‚ usually about Jessalyn’s behavior when they go out in public as she becomes intoxicated. Jessalyn has described
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The book chapter that dealt with the topic of ethics was Theory and Practice of Counseling and Psychotherapy by Gerald Corey. This was the book that was used for the Introduction to Counseling class. The chapter‚ called “Ethical Issues in Counseling Practice”‚ gave a good deal of information about what ethics looks like for a counselor when it comes to therapy. First of all‚ the chapter provided a great basis at the beginning by giving steps that a person needs to take when making an ethical decision
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