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Counseling and listening skills Counseling thrives on communication between the Counselor and the Client for any meaningful result of the interaction. It is the duty of a Counselor to respond to the messages of the client which are usually verbal and non- verbal in the process of their interaction. The Counselor does this by listening to the client, gathered the necessary information and then responds appropriately. Listening and responding to client’s talk is the key functions of the counselor. The ability to listen and respond to messages is the core of interaction by individuals. When the counselor and the client perceived their interaction to be flowing, then there is effective listening and responding in their interaction. 1. Definition of Listening & Listening Skills Importance of Listening Skills Types of Listening Skills Effective Listening Features of Listening Process of Listening Techniques of Listening Skills… Much more 2. The First and the foremost communication skill that we learn in our lives is nothing but “LISTENING” Listening Comes First LISTENING SPEAKING READING WRITING Difference between Hearing & Listening… Hearing: o Hearing is simply the act of perceiving sound by the ear. Hearing occurs with or without your consent Listening: o Listening is an action where you choose to actively concentrate on what you hear. In listening your brain processes the information into knowledge. “Listening is not the same as hearing and hearing is not the same as listening.”
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This microteaching document discusses trends and issues in guidance and counseling. It defines guidance as assistance given to help individuals make intelligent choices and adjustments. Counseling is defined as helping clients see things more clearly from a different perspective to facilitate positive change. The document outlines the need for guidance and counseling in education due to increasing student numbers and career uncertainties. It describes the types of guidance including educational, vocational, personal, health, social, and advocational. The document also discusses the qualities of counselors, counseling strategies, levels of counseling, counseling approaches, and issues for counseling in nursing.
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Counseling involves a relationship between a professionally trained counselor and an individual seeking help to adjust more effectively to themselves and their environment. The document discusses the key qualities of an effective counselor, including genuineness, listening skills, unconditional positive regard, belief in the client, recognizing limitations, patience, and being non-judgmental. It also outlines several principles of counseling such as acceptance, communication, empathy, avoiding judgment, confidentiality, respecting individuality, and avoiding emotional involvement. The overall aim of counseling is to help clients reduce confusion, make effective decisions, and enable positive changes through their own choices and actions.
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Counseling involves helping clients understand themselves better and make positive changes in their lives. It is both an art and a science - counselors are creative in how they relate to clients, but also follow an objective, evidence-based process. The goals of counseling include empowering clients' self-management, presenting options to solve problems, and teaching life skills. Counseling addresses a wide range of personal, social, emotional, psychological, and family concerns through facilitating growth and preventing issues. Effective counseling is non-judgmental and helps clients realize their potential through responsibility and decision-making.
LESSON 3 - Counseling and its overall impact
Counseling is a relationship where a professionally trained counselor applies psychological theories and communication skills to help a client address personal concerns, problems, or goals. Counselors provide advice and guidance to help clients explore their situations and find better solutions. The counseling process considers various contextual factors that influence clients, including their peers, neighborhood, culture, and the counseling environment itself. Effective counseling is built on principles such as clarification, empathy, active listening, reassurance, and treating clients with respect.
Councelling
The document provides information on various types of counseling. It defines counseling and discusses its purpose. Some key points:
- Counseling involves a relationship where a counselor assists a client in organizing themselves to attain happiness or adjust to life situations.
- The purpose of counseling is to help clients use existing problem-solving skills or develop new skills to cope with issues. Counselors help clients explore feelings and problems to make informed choices.
- There are various types of counseling like marriage counseling, career counseling, substance abuse counseling, and more. Each type targets different issues and populations.
- Counseling techniques include prescriptive, non-directive, directive, and eclectic approaches. The counseling process generally
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