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The American Journal of Nursing, 1960
expected them to perform specified tasks. We agreed that the counselor must not be placed in the role of disciplinarian if she was to be effective as a nondemanding, nonjudgmental person in the counseling relationship. We had to go beyond our established curriculum to find a way of utilizing her services which would establish rapport between students ...
Jane A. Kennedy, Clifford H. Jordan
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expected them to perform specified tasks. We agreed that the counselor must not be placed in the role of disciplinarian if she was to be effective as a nondemanding, nonjudgmental person in the counseling relationship. We had to go beyond our established curriculum to find a way of utilizing her services which would establish rapport between students ...
Jane A. Kennedy, Clifford H. Jordan
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Globalising counselling: Humanistic counselling in Kenya
British Journal of Guidance & Counselling, 2001This paper explores the application of a Western, psychologically-based model of counselling and counselling training in contexts where the social and cultural conditions differ from mainstream Western societies. A group of Kenyan trainee counsellors following such a course are interviewed about their experience of training.
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1981
From a situation in the mid-1960s when ‘counselling’ was seen by many in education as a transatlantic transplant which hopefully would never ‘take’, we have today reached the position of being on board a band-wagon; ‘counsellors’ are everywhere: beauty counsellors, tax counsellors, investment counsellors, even carpet counsellors. There are ‘counsellors’
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From a situation in the mid-1960s when ‘counselling’ was seen by many in education as a transatlantic transplant which hopefully would never ‘take’, we have today reached the position of being on board a band-wagon; ‘counsellors’ are everywhere: beauty counsellors, tax counsellors, investment counsellors, even carpet counsellors. There are ‘counsellors’
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The Personnel and Guidance Journal, 1974
This column is based on the belief that research can provide meaningful data to the practicing counselor. While individual studies may not provide sufficient data on which to act, a combination of separate research efforts or a large‐scale, long‐term research project does have the possibility of providing sufficient data.
STEPHAN H. SCOTT, RICHARD W. WARNER
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This column is based on the belief that research can provide meaningful data to the practicing counselor. While individual studies may not provide sufficient data on which to act, a combination of separate research efforts or a large‐scale, long‐term research project does have the possibility of providing sufficient data.
STEPHAN H. SCOTT, RICHARD W. WARNER
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British Journal of Guidance & Counselling, 1993
Abstract The relevance of the principles and practices of Buddhism to the field of counselling is discussed. Buddhist techniques have already been used by the helping professions in many settings (e.g. Japan, Sri Lanka). The extension of their use to a wider range of settings, and to a wider group of clients, is both feasible and desirable. In addition
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Abstract The relevance of the principles and practices of Buddhism to the field of counselling is discussed. Buddhist techniques have already been used by the helping professions in many settings (e.g. Japan, Sri Lanka). The extension of their use to a wider range of settings, and to a wider group of clients, is both feasible and desirable. In addition
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Career Counseling Is Personal Counseling
The Career Development Quarterly, 1992Despite many changes that have occurred in the field of career counseling, counselors continue to rely on models of counseling that emphasize the rational, informational aspects of career decision making. The author argues that career counselors need to pay more attention to the affective, psychological issues confronting clients with career problems ...
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Ophthalmology Clinics of North America, 2002
Counseling is an art learned over a lifetime, from other physicians during formal training and from one's personal counseling experiences. The effort to develop this art will be greatly appreciated and richly awarded with personal satisfaction. The importance of counseling and rehabilitation for the ocular trauma victim is in treating the whole patient,
Stephen S Scott +2 more
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Counseling is an art learned over a lifetime, from other physicians during formal training and from one's personal counseling experiences. The effort to develop this art will be greatly appreciated and richly awarded with personal satisfaction. The importance of counseling and rehabilitation for the ocular trauma victim is in treating the whole patient,
Stephen S Scott +2 more
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Counselling and counselling skills a discussion
British Journal of Therapy and Rehabilitation, 1994The professional role of health-care practitioners is increasingly diverse. To fully meet the needs of those who seek clinical care, and the responsibilities of managerial and academic posts, practitioners need profession-specific knowledge and transferable knowledge and skills, including counselling skills.
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Sexual Counselling — A Dual Counselling Approach
Australian and New Zealand Journal of Obstetrics and Gynaecology, 1978Summary: technique has been described which utilises a dual counselling approach to handle problems of a sexual nature. The methods used to structure counselling sessions are discussed as well as the benefits and the drawbacks of using a male and female counsellor to assist people who have some failure in their sexual lifestyle.
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Psychotherapy, counseling, and career counseling.
2015To begin, take a moment to reflect on the three terms that constitute the title of this chapter: psychotherapy, counseling, and career counseling. Now, take that moment. What do you think? How might you describe their differences and similarities? What key terms or constructs might you deploy to differentiate or integrate them?
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