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Counselling in the workplace

2002
In recent years, a new dimension has been added to counselling: that of workplace counselling. There has been a rapid expansion of employee counselling services, which are aimed at helping employees (and sometimes their families) deal more effectively with personal, family and work-related problems.
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Childcare Counsel: Workplace Nursery Schemes

Nursery World, 2023
Andrew Manners at Morgan LaRoche advises nurseries to be mindful of updated HMRC guidance
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Work Incentive Counseling as a workplace support

Journal of Vocational Rehabilitation, 2011
Many Social Security disability beneficiaries are employed and many more would like to enter or reenter the workforce. Among the self-reported obstacles to employment identified by beneficiaries are: (1) fear of losing benefits; (2) fear of losing health care coverage; and (3) unpredictable administration of available Social Security work incentives ...
Kregel, John, O'Mara, Susan
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Trauma in the Workplace: Grief Counseling 101

The Consultant Pharmacist, 2014
Trauma in the workplace can be precipitated by a number of tragedies, but death of an employee is the most common occurrence. Bereavement, mourning, and grief are common reactions. In most cases, people successfully cope with the death within two months, but some develop chronic grief, which is also referred to as complicated grief. Principles of grief
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The complexities of undertaking counselling evaluation in the workplace

Counselling Psychology Quarterly, 2007
There is a long-standing debate over whether evaluation is an art or a science (Barker et al.: Research Methods in Clinical and Counselling Psychology, Chichester, John Wiley & Sons, 1994). The “science” camp argues for scientific rigour in methodology, whilst the “art” camp maintains that evaluation should be tailored to the specific circumstances ...
Alker, L, Cooper, C L
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Counselling in the workplace: The organizational counsellor

Counselling Psychology Quarterly, 1998
Abstract This paper examines the assessment, counselling and support provided within The Post Office. It describes The Post Office organization and culture and why it is important to recognize the differing needs of each of The Post Office businesses.
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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

2015
W. David Rees, Christine Porter
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Workplace Counselling: Implications For Enhanced Productivity

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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