 Introduction
 Before 20th Century ancient Times
* Early Greek Philosophers
 18th Century:
 19th Century
 20th Century - To date
 Counseling techniques
 conclusion
 counseling spotlighted on what is
happening in someone’s life
 The counselor discover earlier period and
current triumph to utilize some tactics for
present and upcoming arguments
 In Client Centered counseling, the
counselor makes easy the growth-
support environment and then the client
realize and develop as he desires and
wants to.
 Ancient civilization was not explanation of
professional counseling while it
was essential at that moment
 The earlier life human faced the need of
counseling, as Adam needed counseling to
eat and buy the apples from Garden of
Eden.
 Plato: common benefit in education, influence, and
techniques.
 Aristotle: He calculated how people cooperate with
their surroundings and others.
 Hippocrates:
He pointed that mental confusion were illnesses
due to expected source.
 Early Hebrew:
Christian and Islamic Teachings give emphasis to the
human rights of individuals and humanistic standards.
 Rousseau (1712-1778)
 He recommended that the increasing
human beings can conduct most excellent
study when free to build up according to
his or her ordinary desires.
He preferred in learning by doing.
 Johann Pestalozzi (1746-1827)
He articulated the idea that social
order could be converted only to the point
that the human being in that civilization
was helped to increase.
 Horace:
He stressed on regular schools and
the purpose of education should be
to redeployment of society
 Herbert (1820-1903)
He forward his idea of change,
biological adjustment is standard
of life. Adaptive performance is
that which preserve life.
 world was increasing rapidly and multiple
requirements of many human being to resolve
it. This is the time for the development
of counseling to assemble the requirements.
 The counseling career enters in
the schoolhouse at the beginning
of 20th century.
 Three persons emerged as leaders in the
development of counseling:
i. Jesse B. Davis
ii. Frank Parsons
iii. Clifford Beers
Theories of counseling set some procedures
 seating arrangements and directions during the
process of conducting sessions.
 special relationship is built in both value clients.
 use the same theoretical models.
 counseling have some ethical and professional b
oundaries like confidentiality, time
limits, payments, ethical issues.
 Counseling
 Initial structure established
 Develop rapport
 Problem identification
 Exploration of self, perceptual
Field, and behaviors
 Problem solving
 Possible assessment and
Acquisition of environmental Input, such as information
assimilation
 Plan of action
 Decision making
 Follow-up and possible
 Termination
Development of additional strategies
 Theory and Practice of Counseling
 Vocational Guidance Movement
 Mental Health Movement
 Standardized testing
 Licensure and legislation
Conclusion
Thank You

Theories of counseling

  • 2.
     Introduction  Before20th Century ancient Times * Early Greek Philosophers  18th Century:  19th Century  20th Century - To date  Counseling techniques  conclusion
  • 3.
     counseling spotlightedon what is happening in someone’s life  The counselor discover earlier period and current triumph to utilize some tactics for present and upcoming arguments  In Client Centered counseling, the counselor makes easy the growth- support environment and then the client realize and develop as he desires and wants to.
  • 4.
     Ancient civilizationwas not explanation of professional counseling while it was essential at that moment  The earlier life human faced the need of counseling, as Adam needed counseling to eat and buy the apples from Garden of Eden.
  • 5.
     Plato: commonbenefit in education, influence, and techniques.  Aristotle: He calculated how people cooperate with their surroundings and others.  Hippocrates: He pointed that mental confusion were illnesses due to expected source.  Early Hebrew: Christian and Islamic Teachings give emphasis to the human rights of individuals and humanistic standards.
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     Rousseau (1712-1778) He recommended that the increasing human beings can conduct most excellent study when free to build up according to his or her ordinary desires. He preferred in learning by doing.  Johann Pestalozzi (1746-1827) He articulated the idea that social order could be converted only to the point that the human being in that civilization was helped to increase.
  • 7.
     Horace: He stressedon regular schools and the purpose of education should be to redeployment of society  Herbert (1820-1903) He forward his idea of change, biological adjustment is standard of life. Adaptive performance is that which preserve life.
  • 8.
     world wasincreasing rapidly and multiple requirements of many human being to resolve it. This is the time for the development of counseling to assemble the requirements.  The counseling career enters in the schoolhouse at the beginning of 20th century.  Three persons emerged as leaders in the development of counseling: i. Jesse B. Davis ii. Frank Parsons iii. Clifford Beers
  • 9.
    Theories of counselingset some procedures  seating arrangements and directions during the process of conducting sessions.  special relationship is built in both value clients.  use the same theoretical models.  counseling have some ethical and professional b oundaries like confidentiality, time limits, payments, ethical issues.  Counseling  Initial structure established  Develop rapport  Problem identification  Exploration of self, perceptual
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    Field, and behaviors Problem solving  Possible assessment and Acquisition of environmental Input, such as information assimilation  Plan of action  Decision making  Follow-up and possible  Termination Development of additional strategies  Theory and Practice of Counseling  Vocational Guidance Movement  Mental Health Movement  Standardized testing  Licensure and legislation
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