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The individualism impasse in counselling psychology
Counselling Psychology Review, 2017Context and focusThis paper argues that counselling psychology has been shaped by the philosophical and cultural value of individualism. Counselling psychology’s reliance on individual therapy models hinders its potential to actively address social issues that cause or exacerbate many mental health problems.
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The Development of Counseling Skills to Enhance the Effectiveness of Individual Counseling
SSRN Electronic Journal, 2014This research was conducted on an empirical basis, where the findings show various phenomena of low counseling communications and basic skills on the implementation of individual counseling, by teachers in Junior High Schools, particularly in Solo. To overcome such problems, an appropriate approach was used by means of counseling communication basic ...
Dr. Asrowi, Douglas Obura
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Individual Counseling and Documentation
Abstract This chapter explores individual counseling in addiction treatment, emphasizing core skills, treatment planning, and documentation. Foundational micro-counseling skills—such as attending behaviors, open-ended questions, and reflection—are presented as essential tools for building rapport and fostering client trust.Cynthia A. Faulkner, Samuel S. Faulkner
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Kierkegaard and Counseling for Individuality
The Personnel and Guidance Journal, 1966Not too long ago existentialism was considered largely an atheistic philosophy. Today many disciplines are considering the philosophy for its positive attributes. One of the more recent areas to be influenced by existentialism seems to be that of individual counseling, as indicated by the appearance of numerous journal articles within the last few ...
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Individual Counseling Sessions
2018This chapter provides an overview of the need for individual counseling services. Clarification regarding the differences in therapy and counseling services rendered in schools are provided. Approaches for individual counseling are explored, along with a discussion of stakeholder options to refer students for counseling services. Ethical considerations,
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Counseling the Injured Individual and the Family
2007If a patient with a nonemergency (elective) medical condition consults an ophthalmologist, the physician will typically spend time with the person, explaining: • The nature of the condition, • The available management options (including observation, i.e., natural history), • The benefits and risks/complications of each option • The patient’s expected ...
Ferenc Kuhn, Robert Morris
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