COUNSELING MIDTERM
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1
can be a confusing term- it often has different meanings for different people.
COUNSELING
2
give advice to (a person) on social or personal problems, especially professionally and
COUNSELING
3
the process of assisting and guiding clients, especially by a trained person on a professional basis, to resolve especially personal, social, or psychological problems and difficulties.
COUNSELING
4
the process that occurs when a client and counselor set aside time in order to explore difficulties which may include the stressful or emotional feelings of the client.
COUNSELING
5
the act of helping the client to see things more clearly ,possibly from a different viewpoint.
COUNSELING
6
this can able the client to focus on feelings, experiences or behavior, with a goal to facilitating positive change.
COUNSELING
7
a relationship of trust
COUNSELING
8
confidentiality is paramount to successful counseling.
COUNSELING
9
professional counselors will usually explain their policy on confidentiality, they may, however, be required by law to disclose information if they believe that there is a risk to life.
COUNSELING
10
is aware that no two people are alike.
COUNSELLOR
11
is to enable the client to explore many aspect of their life and feelings, by talking openly and freely.
THE ROLE OF THE COUNSELLOR
12
it is important that a counselor is not emotionally involved with the client and does not become so during counseling sessions.
THE ROLE OF THE COUNSELLOR
13
neither judges, nor offers advice.
COUNSELLOR
14
gives the client an opportunity to express difficult feelings such as anger, resentment, guilt and fear in confidential environment.
COUNSELLOR
15
may encourage the client to examine parts of their lives that they may have found difficult or impossible to face before.
COUNSELLOR
16
this is often followed by considering ways in which the client may change such behaviors.
COUNSELLOR
17
reduces confusion, allowing the client to make effective decisions leading to positive changes in their attitude and/ or behavior.
EFFECTIVE COUNSELING
18
is not advice-giving and is not acting on someone else's behalf (these are more the roles of a life coach.)
EFFECTIVE COUNSELING
19
Psychodynamic counseling involved from the work of Sigmund Freud
during his career as a medical doctor, Freud came across many patients who suffered from medical conditions which appeared to have no physical cause.
this led him to believe that the origin of such illnesses in the unconscious mind of the patient.
PSYCHODYNAMIC APPROACH TO COUNSELING
20
during his career as a medical doctor, -------- came across many patients who suffered from medical conditions which appeared to have no physical cause.
SIGMUND FREUD
21
things that we are aware of, these could be feelings or emotions, anger, sadness, grief, delights surprise, happiness etc.
THE CONSCIOUS
22
these are things that are below our conscious awareness when fairly easily accessible.
THE SUBCONSCIOUS
23
is the area of the mind where memories have been suppressed and is usually very difficult to access. Such memories may include extremely traumatic events
THE UNCONSCIOUS
24
is used to encourage the client to examine childhood or early memory trauma to gain a deeper understanding.
is based upon the assumption that only by becoming aware of earlier dilemmas, which have been repressed into our unconscious because of painful associations.
PSYCHOANALYSIS
25
is the part of our personality concerned with satisfying instinctual basic needs of food, comfort and pleasure ----- the --- present from (or possibly before )birth
ID
26
defined as "The realistic awareness of self
is the logicall and commonsense side to our personality.
EGO
27
develops later in a child's life from about the age of three ,according to freud.
curbs and controls the basic instincts of the Id, which may be socially unacceptable.
acts as our conscience
SUPEREGO
28
in constant to the psychodynamic approach to counseling, childhood events and difficulties are not given the same importance in the humanistics counseling process.
HUMANISTIC APPROACH TO COUNSELING
29
recognises the uniqueness of every individual
assumes that everyone has an innate capacity to grow emotionally and psychologically
HUMANISTIC COUNSELING
30
aim to help clients to explore their own thoughts and feelings and to work out their own solutions to their problems.
work with the belief that is not life events that cause problems but how the individual experiences life events.
HUMANISTIC COUNSELLORS
31
encourages the client to learn to understand how negative responses to life events can lead to psychological discomfort.
the approach aims for acceptance of both the negative and positive aspects of oneself.
HUMANISTIC APPROACH TO COUNSELLING
32
American Psychologist
developed one of the most commonly used therapies.
CARL ROGERS 1902-1987
33
which encourages the client to concentrate on how they feel at the present moment.
CLIENT CENTRED COUNSELING
34
is the belief that we all have inherent resources that enable we to deal with whatever life brings.
CLIENT CENTRED COUNSELING
35
focuses on the belief that the client and not the counselor is the best expert on their own thoughts feelings experiences and probl8
it is therefore the client who is most capable of finding the most appropriate solutions.
CLIENT CENTRED THERAPY
36
involves being able to understand the client's issue from their own frame of reference. The counsellors should be able accurately.
EMPATHY
37
is to show the client that they are valued, regardless of anything that happens during the counseling session. The counselor must be non-judgmental.
WARMTH
38
refers to the counselor's ability to be open and honest and not to act in a superior manner or hide behind a professional facade.
GENUINENESS
39
focuses on in the assumption that the environment determines an individual's behavior.
behavioral therapies involved from psychological research and theories of learning concerned with observable behavior.
BEHAVIORAL APPROACH TO COUNSELING
40
focuses on the behavior of the individual and aims to help him/her to modify and unwanted behaviors
BEHAVIORAL THERAPY
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1
can be a confusing term- it often has different meanings for different people.
COUNSELING
2
give advice to (a person) on social or personal problems, especially professionally and
COUNSELING
3
the process of assisting and guiding clients, especially by a trained person on a professional basis, to resolve especially personal, social, or psychological problems and difficulties.
COUNSELING
4
the process that occurs when a client and counselor set aside time in order to explore difficulties which may include the stressful or emotional feelings of the client.
COUNSELING
5
the act of helping the client to see things more clearly ,possibly from a different viewpoint.
COUNSELING
6
this can able the client to focus on feelings, experiences or behavior, with a goal to facilitating positive change.
COUNSELING
7
a relationship of trust
COUNSELING
8
confidentiality is paramount to successful counseling.
COUNSELING
9
professional counselors will usually explain their policy on confidentiality, they may, however, be required by law to disclose information if they believe that there is a risk to life.
COUNSELING
10
is aware that no two people are alike.
COUNSELLOR
11
is to enable the client to explore many aspect of their life and feelings, by talking openly and freely.
THE ROLE OF THE COUNSELLOR
12
it is important that a counselor is not emotionally involved with the client and does not become so during counseling sessions.
THE ROLE OF THE COUNSELLOR
13
neither judges, nor offers advice.
COUNSELLOR
14
gives the client an opportunity to express difficult feelings such as anger, resentment, guilt and fear in confidential environment.
COUNSELLOR
15
may encourage the client to examine parts of their lives that they may have found difficult or impossible to face before.
COUNSELLOR
16
this is often followed by considering ways in which the client may change such behaviors.
COUNSELLOR
17
reduces confusion, allowing the client to make effective decisions leading to positive changes in their attitude and/ or behavior.
EFFECTIVE COUNSELING
18
is not advice-giving and is not acting on someone else's behalf (these are more the roles of a life coach.)
EFFECTIVE COUNSELING
19
Psychodynamic counseling involved from the work of Sigmund Freud
during his career as a medical doctor, Freud came across many patients who suffered from medical conditions which appeared to have no physical cause.
this led him to believe that the origin of such illnesses in the unconscious mind of the patient.
PSYCHODYNAMIC APPROACH TO COUNSELING
20
during his career as a medical doctor, -------- came across many patients who suffered from medical conditions which appeared to have no physical cause.
SIGMUND FREUD
21
things that we are aware of, these could be feelings or emotions, anger, sadness, grief, delights surprise, happiness etc.
THE CONSCIOUS
22
these are things that are below our conscious awareness when fairly easily accessible.
THE SUBCONSCIOUS
23
is the area of the mind where memories have been suppressed and is usually very difficult to access. Such memories may include extremely traumatic events
THE UNCONSCIOUS
24
is used to encourage the client to examine childhood or early memory trauma to gain a deeper understanding.
is based upon the assumption that only by becoming aware of earlier dilemmas, which have been repressed into our unconscious because of painful associations.
PSYCHOANALYSIS
25
is the part of our personality concerned with satisfying instinctual basic needs of food, comfort and pleasure ----- the --- present from (or possibly before )birth
ID
26
defined as "The realistic awareness of self
is the logicall and commonsense side to our personality.
EGO
27
develops later in a child's life from about the age of three ,according to freud.
curbs and controls the basic instincts of the Id, which may be socially unacceptable.
acts as our conscience
SUPEREGO
28
in constant to the psychodynamic approach to counseling, childhood events and difficulties are not given the same importance in the humanistics counseling process.
HUMANISTIC APPROACH TO COUNSELING
29
recognises the uniqueness of every individual
assumes that everyone has an innate capacity to grow emotionally and psychologically
HUMANISTIC COUNSELING
30
aim to help clients to explore their own thoughts and feelings and to work out their own solutions to their problems.
work with the belief that is not life events that cause problems but how the individual experiences life events.
HUMANISTIC COUNSELLORS
31
encourages the client to learn to understand how negative responses to life events can lead to psychological discomfort.
the approach aims for acceptance of both the negative and positive aspects of oneself.
HUMANISTIC APPROACH TO COUNSELLING
32
American Psychologist
developed one of the most commonly used therapies.
CARL ROGERS 1902-1987
33
which encourages the client to concentrate on how they feel at the present moment.
CLIENT CENTRED COUNSELING
34
is the belief that we all have inherent resources that enable we to deal with whatever life brings.
CLIENT CENTRED COUNSELING
35
focuses on the belief that the client and not the counselor is the best expert on their own thoughts feelings experiences and probl8
it is therefore the client who is most capable of finding the most appropriate solutions.
CLIENT CENTRED THERAPY
36
involves being able to understand the client's issue from their own frame of reference. The counsellors should be able accurately.
EMPATHY
37
is to show the client that they are valued, regardless of anything that happens during the counseling session. The counselor must be non-judgmental.
WARMTH
38
refers to the counselor's ability to be open and honest and not to act in a superior manner or hide behind a professional facade.
GENUINENESS
39
focuses on in the assumption that the environment determines an individual's behavior.
behavioral therapies involved from psychological research and theories of learning concerned with observable behavior.
BEHAVIORAL APPROACH TO COUNSELING
40
focuses on the behavior of the individual and aims to help him/her to modify and unwanted behaviors
BEHAVIORAL THERAPY