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Workplace counselling and the contemporary world of work.

New Zealand Journal of Counselling, 2018
In contemporary workplaces, many professionals struggle to cope with increasing pressures and aspects of workplace cultures that can have detrimental effects both personally and professionally. Counsellors can play an important role in supporting clients' functioning at work and their effective coping with work-related stressors.
Raewyn Laurenson Elder, Margaret Agee, Carole Adamson   +2 more
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Addressing issues of workplace harassment: counseling the targets

Journal of Employment Counseling, 2002
Workplace violence has recently received attention because of the killing of several individuals by their coworkers. However, more common are passive and nonfatal forms of aggressive behavior that are manifested as psychological and emotional harassment.
Jacqueline Lewis, Diane Coursol, Kay Herting Wahl   +2 more
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Influence of Workplace Spirituality in Workplace Counselling Practices

International Journal of Research and Innovation in Social Science
Counselling can have an abundant impact on people’s lives. Trained professionals in counselling offer a huge relief for the hard moments of individuals and families. Workplace counselling is beneficial for the balance between work life and family life.
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[Workplace Stress Counseling for Nurses: A Community Counseling Model].

Hu li za zhi The journal of nursing, 2017
Nurses play an integral role in providing medical services, with the quality of nursing care related closely to the level of success that these services achieve. Nursing is a high-stress occupation with a relatively high risk of work burnout, which has been associated with reduced workplace satisfaction, increased turnover, and reduced patient safety ...
Jen-Hsiang, Lin, Shiuan-Tzu, Hsiao
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Workplace Counselling: Implications For Enhanced Productivity

IFE PsychologIA, 2013
Workplace counselingis the provision of brief psychological therapy for employees of organizations. Counselling service in most organizations in Nigeria has not received adequate attention. The reason for this is not unconnected with the low level of acceptance of counseling service generally in the country.
Ajila, CO, Adetayo, HO
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Workplace Counselling

2015
W. David Rees, Christine Porter
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Developing online, text-based counselling in the workplace

2004
Some recent developments are, however, worth pinning down on the basis that, first, they are consumer driven: clients are sending us emails and asking for help. What is the evidence that we can offer a therapeutic relationship online? Second, some of the fundamental concerns raised by practitioners will be under discussion long after we’ve moved from ...
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Workplace Counselling in Nigeria: Problems and Prospects

IFE PsychologIA, 2013
The working environment could exact tremendous pressure on the workers with possible negative consequences on productivity. As such, workplace counselling has long been a positive tool for maintenance of sanity in the workplace. While workplace counselling has become a specialized medium for assisting workers in the developed world, its emergence in ...
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Factors affecting self-referral to counselling services in the workplace: a qualitative study

British Journal of Guidance and Counselling, 2008
Brendan Gough
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How effective is workplace counselling? A review of the research literature

Counselling and Psychotherapy Research, 2001
John Mcleod, Julia Mcleod
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