The document discusses the importance of guidance and counseling, highlighting key differences between the two concepts, and the various types of guidance such as vocational, educational, and personal. It also emphasizes the need for guidance in addressing the complexities of society and individual differences. Furthermore, it identifies famous individuals with disabilities and outlines effective phases of the counseling process, including assessment and goal setting.

1. PRESENTED
BY :-
Preeti Thakur

2. o According to Jones,
Everyone needs assistance at some times in
his life; some will need it constantly and
throughout their lives, while others need it
only at rare intervals at times of great crisis.

3. o Counseling has not yet achieved
professional status in India. Very few
professionally trained personnel are
available.

4. The world's most famous disabled people
o The world's most famous
disabled people....let me
know if I have missed any
out!
o Albert Einstein
The Mathematician/Physicist
who had a learning
disability and did not speak
until age 3.

5. o Alexander Graham Bell
Had a learning disability
o George Washington
Had a learning disability.
He could barely write and
had very poor grammar
skills.
The world's most famous disabled people

6. The world's most famous disabled people
o Sudha Chandran
(Indian actress and
classical dancer) This
brave lady dances with a
Jaipur foot.
o Woodrow Wilson
U.S. President from
1913-1921. Had a
learning disability - he
was severely dyslexic

7. The world's most famous disabled people
o Sarah Bernhardt
French actress (1844-
1923) Disabled by a
knee injury, her leg
amputated in 1914, she
continued starring on
stage until just before
her death. She is
regarded as France's
greatest actress -- "The
Divine Sarah".

8. The world's most famous disabled people
o ALI Mohammad,
o 1942-present,
(neuromuscular)
American
heavyweight boxing
champion. As an adult
was diagnosed with
Parkinson’s disease.

9. o DA VINCI Leonardo,
o 1452-1519, (dyslexia)
(epilepsy),
One of the greatest
painters and most
versatile geniuses in
history.
The world's most famous disabled people

10. The world's most famous disabled people
oTom Cruise
o (Hollywood Star):
is severely
dyslexic

11. Meaning of the term Guide:-
& To Indicate.
& To Point out.
& To Show the way.
& To Lead.
& To direct.

13. 2. "Guidance is the help given by one person to
another in making choices and adjustments
and in solving problems". Further it aims at
aiding the recipient to grow in his
independence, the ability "to be responsible
for himself."
------ BY JONE [1971].

14. #Guidance is both a concept and process.
#As a concept guidance is concerned with the
optimal development of the individual,
educational, vocational, personal, social, moral,
physical both. For his own satisfaction and for
the benefit of the society.
#As a process, it includes the gathering of
substantive knowledge of the development
characterization of an individual.

15. Definition Counseling
Counseling is the helping relationship, that
include: some one seeking help, someone
wiling to give help who is capable or trained
to help, in a setting that permits help to given
and received.
------ BY CORMIER & HACKNEY [1987].

16. Counseling is aimed at

18. Difference between guidance and
counseling
Guidance Counseling
1. Guidance is a process
of dynamic &
interpersonal
relationship designed
to influences the
attitudes &
subsequent behavior
of the person.
"Counseling is the
helping relationship
that includes some
one seeking help,
someone is willing to
give help who is
capable or trained to
help . "

19. 2. Guidance is an organized service to
identify and develop the potentialities
of pupils comprehensive information
about all the clients is collected in the
help of different test, tools, and
resources, recorded. This information
is communicated to the individual to
help than to understand themselves
and for their all round personality of
development.
In counseling
information is
given to solve
the problem.
Difference between guidance
and counseling

20. 3. Guidance is preventive, and
developmental.
Counseling is curative or
therapeutic, developmental and
remedial.
4. Guidance may be done by
any guidance workers.
Counseling requires a high
level skill as well as
special professional
training.
5. Guidance may be given in
any normal set up.
Counseling requires special
setup a room to conduct.
Difference between guidance
and counseling

21. 6. Guidance is an
integral part of
education and assists it
in fulfilling its aims.
Counseling is needed in
all the fields.
7. In guidance decision-
making operates at
intellectual levels
In counseling decision-
making operates at
emotional levels.
Difference between guidance
and counseling

22. Scope / Purposes of Guidance and Counseling

23. 5. Aim at enabling recipient to acquire abilities
which promote self direction and self-
realization.
6. Development of good qualities such as
perseverance, dedication, sincerity, devotion.
Positive outlook respect for views of others,
temperament which are essential to them for
making significant contributions.

24. Principles of Guidance and Counseling
Guidance and counseling is a professional activity
based on certain well accepted principles.

26. Types of Guidance
HEALTH
EDUCATIONAL
PERSONAL
AVOCATIONAL
SOCIAL
VOCATIONAL

27. Educational Guidance
o Guidance to the clients in all aspects of
education.
o Providing Assistance to perform
satisfactorily in the academic works.
o Chose appropriate course for the
study.
o Overcoming learning difficulties.
o Foster creativity.
o Improves levels of motivation.

28. Vocational Guidance
o Assistance provided for selection of a
vocation and preparation for same.
o Concerned with enabling clients to acquire
information about career opportunities,
career growth and training facilities.

29. Personal Guidance
oGuidance to clients to enable them to
adjust themselves to their environment
so that they become efficient citizens.

30. Social Guidance
o Enable clients to make substantial
contributions to the society, assume
leadership, conform to the social norms,
work as team members, develop healthy and
positive attitudes, appreciate problems of
society

31. Avocational Guidance
oThe assistance to be provided to
clients to spend their available leisure
time profitably such as games,
photography drama, fine arts which
have recreational value.

32. Health Guidance
oImplies the assistance rendered to
clients for maintaining sound health.

33. Why there is need of guidance
(Need / Importance of Guidance.)
1. Complex nature of society- Economic, social and
political systems, consumption, production, distribution
and exchange.
2. Individual differences.
3. Welfare state and the individual.
4. Changed industrial and educational patter of country.
5. Changed economic pattern of the country.
6. Conservation of Human energy.
7. Audience for good citizenship.
8. Intellectual development.

34. Guidance is useful in
1. Problem solving
2. Telling various fields
3. Great insight
4. Self guidance
5. For counseling
6. Self development
7. Leads to success
8. Plan wisely
9. Telling individuals difficulties with help of
psychological test.

35. Characteristics of Guidance
It is a process.
It is a continuous process.
Choice and problem points are the distinctive
concerns of guides.
Assistance to develop capacity for self direction,
self guidance and self improvement.
Services meant for all.
Generalized specialized services.
Personal Help.

36. Approach to problem solving in guidance

37. Phases of Counseling
o The counseling process will takes place in
accordance with the nature of the person
being helped.
1. Establishing relationship
2. Assessment
3. Setting goals
4. Intervention
5. Termination and Follow-Up.

38. Who’s Who in counseling
o Counseling is a personal meeting of two
individuals the counselor who assists in
analyzing and understanding the problem
and counselee is one, who has a problem and
needs assistance in arriving at a solution to
the same.

39. oDirective counseling [counselor
directed approach]
oIn-directive counseling
oEclectic Counseling
oGroup Counseling

40. Tools for Collecting Information in
counseling
Non-Testing tools [other than psychological Tools]
o - Interview
o - Observation
o - Anecdotal Tools
o - Cumulative record card
o - Problem/Interest Checklist
o - Rating Scales
o - Sociemetry

41. Attributes / Skills required for the counselor.
o To accomplish the phases of counseling
effectively, the counselor needs to
demonstrate certain attitudes, skills and
knowledge.

44. Problems which may arise in
Counseling Sessions
o Resistance to counseling.
o Counseling individuals of different cultures.
o Counseling individuals with strong emotions
o Counselor burn out
o Lack of awareness of value of counseling by public
o Inadequate administrative support
o Inadequate physical facilities
o Non availability of tools and tests.
o Lack of counselors knowledge &. skills
o Lack of environment and communication facilities.

45. What Is the Difference Between
Counseling and Psychotherapy?
o Psychotherapy" and "counseling" are terms that are often used
interchangeably. Although they are very similar, there are some
subtle differences as well.
o Technically speaking, "counselor" means "advisor". It involves
two people working together to solve a problem. It is a term that
is used in conjunction with many types of advice giving. For
example, financial planning and spiritual guidance 'are both
types of counseling. Just about anyone at all may claim to be a
counselor if they are in the role of giving advice. The term
counseling may also properly be used to refer to what occurs in
a relationship with a psychotherapist

46. o In the context of mental health, "counseling" is generally
used to denote a relatively brief treatment that is focused
most upon behavior. It often targets a particular symptom
or problematic situation and offers suggestions and advice
for dealing with it.
o "Psychotherapy" on the other hand is generally a longer
term treatment which focuses more on gaining insight into
chronic physical and emotional problems. It's focus is on
the patient's thought processes and way of being in the
world rather than specific problems.

47. o In actual practice there may be quite a bit of
overlap between the two. A therapist may provide
counseling with specific situations and a counselor
may function in a psychotherapeutic manner.
Generally speaking, however, psychotherapy
requires more skill than simple counseling. It is
conducted by professionals trained to practice
psychotherapy such as a psychiatrist, a trained
counselor, social worker or psychologist. While a
psychotherapist is qualified to provide counseling, a
counselor mayor may not possess the necessary
training and skills to provide psychotherapy.

48. Hotline:-
A telephone line maintained
by a trained personnel
for purpose of providing
crisis intervention and
guidance in time of
emergencies eg. suicide.
There are voluntary
organizations in India
providing such services.
Sahai Helpline
The telephone no. is
+91 80 2549 7777.