Essays on strengths and weaknesses of counselling

This paper ''strengths and weaknesses of Integrative Therapeutic Counseling'' tells that integrative therapeutic counseling approach can be an effective way to help those patients who may be suffering from a specific psychological problem.... strengths and weaknesses of Integrative Therapeutic Counseling Introduction Integrative Therapeutic Counseling is becoming more important in the psychotherapy spheres.... Eclecticism and integration in counselling and psychotherapy: Major themes and obstacle....

This bias can be dealt with by respecting individuals with their own strengths and weaknesses. ... The study 'Person-Centred counselling in Action' will compare the person centered theory with other theories such as person centered theory, which can be employed in counseling.... Person-Centred counselling in Action ... Person-Centred counselling in Action.... This study will analyze the person centered approach and study the strengths, as well as weaknesses....

When setting various goals one must be self-aware of their strengths and weaknesses and acknowledge them as the initial step.... The writer of the paper 'Roles and Impact of counselling and Guidance' states that behavioral therapies rely on the way one usually thinks and behaves.... Roles and Impact of counselling and Guidance, Importance of Self-Awareness, Values, Effective Support and Ethics And relevant Themes and Models of counselling ...

A strength based approach is described as a constructive psychology perspective that does emphasize the strengths and capabilities of individuals.... Corey et al (2007: 72) sees it as an excellent idea as it allows the clients to maximize his or her talent by utilizing the unique strengths and resources within a given treatment.... enborough, D 2002, Queer counselling and narrative practice, South Australia: Dulwich Centre Publications ... 2005, Overcoming unintentional racism in counselling and therapy: a practitioner's guide to intentional intervention, London: Sage Publications ...

elational Approach to Counselling Introduction The importance of counselling in our day to day co-existence can never be underestimated.... Young teenagers for instance need a lot of counselling in order that they do not involve themselves in regrettable social practices.... Personally, apart from the fact that I have learnt some basic rudiments of the relational counselling, which shall be transferred into the bigger world unto my clients, I have also come to appreciate the need and importance of using the relational model of counselling....

UTCOME 2: Evaluate the dynamics of counselling within the psychodynamic tradition of counseling.... he development of contemporary psychodynamic counselling tradition is demonstrated in the following areas: psychoanalysis, self psychology, individual psychology, object relations and attachment theory.... herapeutic process in contemporary psychodynamic counselling.... Generally speaking, it is essential to state that in regard to weaknesses, Jones and Butman (1991) identified that the intimate connection between theory and therapy in contemporary psychodynamic models could be a fatal weakness, especially for those who aspire to a more objective science of psychology....

strengths and weaknesses of Theoretical Models in the Biblical Principles ... The work at hand tries to elaborate the strengths and weaknesses of the theoretical models in the light of biblical principles linked to the ideas of secular counseling and Christian counseling, in order to evaluate their effectiveness.... ecular counseling: strengths and weaknesses ... hristian counseling: strengths and weaknesses ... (2013) ‘Professional counselling – An Example of Solving Ideas....

Less pointed descriptions of weaknesses of other psychotherapy-based models were offered by Bradley and Gould (2001).... The paper "Theoretical Approaches to Counselling" highlights that approaches have strengths and limitations that were described in this paper.... Theoretical Approaches to Counselling- Comparing the strengths and Limitations of two Counselling Approaches There are three dominant approaches to counseling, each with theoretical, practical and relational aspects....

These are meant to identify the strengths and weaknesses of Sarah, and the most appropriate way to improve the weaknesses and bring balance in ways of controlling the strengths and weaknesses to attain a better relationship with others.... Treatment Plan Treatment Plan For Sarah's treatment, the best treatment plan is specifically evidence-based to tackle the problems that she has in a group counselling setting.... Group counselling, in the case of Sarah, mainly intends to heal the new family structure after the loss of her father's life, who seemed to have been very close to her....

This bias can be dealt with by respecting individuals with their own strengths and weaknesses.... This bias can be dealt with by respecting individuals with their own strengths and weaknesses. ... Person-Centred counselling in Action.... This study will analyze the person centered approach and study the strengths, as well as weaknesses.... n the contrary, person centered therapy has several weaknesses that can affect its employment....

strengths and weaknesses of the client Sandra possesses some strengths and weaknesses, which distinguish her from other characters in the movie.... One of the weaknesses of the client is that she is domineering, and strives to exercise control over other people.... Social awareness in counselling: A critique of mainstream counselling from a feminist counselling, cross-cultural counselling, and liberation psychology perspective....

It makes sense that in the process of counselling such a client, much was learned in the arena of mood disorders.... These are just some of the aspects of counselling this patient that have become highlighted in the course of this patient's treatment.... hat are your particular counselling strengths and areas in need of improvement?... As a novice practitioner, my goal here will be to reflect on counselling a client when the problem is mood and low self-esteem as a result of a life crisis....

Counselors are required to assess personal strengths and weaknesses accurately.... Considering the challenges of counselling practice in schools.... International Journal for the Advancement of counselling, 31(71-79).... The Theory and Practice of counselling and Therapy.... The strengths and difficulties questionnaire.... linical counselling in Schools.... Standards and Ethics for counselling in Action....

ressing Concerns, strengths and weaknesses ... counselling and psychotherapy.... u/community/specialist/counselling/ ... One such strengths factor that can be witnessed within Peter is regarding his willingness to fight the situation....

This essay "Basic Personal counselling" presents counseling as one of the subjects that I find very interesting.... For example, when counselling a person who has a negative perception towards women, it is important to understand whether the cultural background of this person acknowledges women or not.... I believe such a person, when given proper counselling, can be able to rebuild some learning tools in his life, leading to a person who is normal and thus able to learn like any other person in the society....

They should ensure that their clients are able to go past their weaknesses and maximize on their strengths and their opportunities in life to ensure that they make the most out of their remaining life period. ... Existential counselling & Psychotherapy in Practice.... Skills in Existential counselling & Psychotherapy.... These human beings live finite lives regarding their strengths, weaknesses, opportunities, and limitations created by the environment they live in....

Summarily, theories in self-concept and SCCT dominate in delineating the important dimensions of career development and decisions, especially with the latter concept, where it combined individualized self-proficiency in learning, person inputs, and related environmental predispositions to clarify individual strengths and weaknesses during career growth and subsequent progress.... This paper ''Family in Career counselling'' tells us that selecting particular careers and developing them toward successful fruition is fraught with several factors that may either account for constructive career attempts....

In this, a self-appraisal to determine the internal strengths and weaknesses and the consequent external opportunities and threats proves important in leveraging for professional development.... I now have clarity in the resources I currently possess, the threats and weaknesses to my plans and pointers to where I will need to improve. ... The opportunities present include management roles, counselling, psychology and education practice.... The results also suggested a range of areas that may suit my career aspirations basing on my personality; these were management, counselling, psychology and education. ...

ositive psychology can be used to advance the requirements and expectations of counselling including understanding the concept of control, learning optimism, and eliciting personal strengths.... The counsellor should have hope since without out, the client then may not see the importance of counselling and the expected outcome.... Philosophy of Happiness and the Role of Positive Psychology in Promoting Happiness through counselling and/or Coaching ...

Self-awareness makes the client understand his or her strengths and weaknesses.... This will result in a situation where the client is able to point his or her areas of strengths and weaknesses making him or her understand himself better.... he counseling process should be centered at discovering the potentials and the weaknesses of the patient.... This paper outlines the discovery of the client's abilities and weaknesses, the importance of contracting as informed consent, the role of self-awareness....

In this, a self-appraisal to determine the internal strengths and weaknesses and the consequent external opportunities and threats proves important in leveraging for professional development.... I now have clarity in the resources I currently possess, the threats and weaknesses to my plans and pointers to where I will need to improve.... The results also suggested a range of areas that may suit my career aspirations basing on my personality; these were management, counselling, psychology and education....

Summarily, theories in self-concept and SCCT dominate in delineating the important dimensions of career development and decisions, especially with the latter concept, where it combined individualized self-proficiency in learning, person inputs, and related environmental predispositions to clarify individual strengths and weaknesses during career growth and subsequent progress. ... In such cases, it is important to note the probable elements surrounding career development, the theoretical foundations that anchor career choices, its overall implications in practical counselling for better career implementation and sustenance....

(Eds) (2005) Handbook of counselling and Psychotherapy London: Sage. ... The art, craft and tasks of counselling supervision.... Theories of counselling and psychotherapy (4th ed.... The paper "Counseling and Practice Development" discusses that I have been motivated by the determination and reliance of Miss B after counselling session.... I have learned how to handle counselling sessions.... Professional and personal awareness are terms that cannot be separated especially in counselling and psychotherapy literature. ...

This has turned out be my biggest and most important learning tool because this module taught me to identify and acknowledge my strength and weaknesses and helped me prioritize the aims and objectives of my life according to value based ideologies that would facilitate both: personal and professional growth.... Introduction counselling is very important for persons who may have developed some sort of socio-psychological problem, resulting in low confidence and low adjustment within the given paradigm....

Another aspect of counselling is to make a person understand the issues related to his life and make him improve his behaviour and nature (What is counselling?... The basic intention of counselling is to boost individuals to make their own decision from several options available to them to increase their personal and performance strength.... The basic values of counselling and psychotherapy include a commitment to respecting human rights, establishing the honor of practitioner-client affiliation, increasing the quality and use of professional knowledge, lessening personal distress, enhancing personal effectiveness, acknowledging the diversity of human experience and competing for sufficient provision of counselling and psychotherapy services....

y experience was directly linked to the courses of counselling, ho were I got confused in the Sandra case and used the wrong therapy.... urrent Vision of counselling Role ... My current vision of counselling is that every one should be aware of the fact that counselling plays an important role in the lives people who are distressed.... f this vision is considered to the relationship of the practicum then it is more or less the same , the aim of counselling is to help people overcome what ever psychological problems they have , and my vision implements the same notion (Corey 2004)....

ata analysis of MBIT[R] explores that the assessment process brings out varying types of personalities with different strengths and weaknesses.... Suzuki, Ponterotto & Meller (2008) suggest MBTI provides five tools for career counseling and assessment; it provides the understanding about one's gifts and direction for the development, tables provide clear match and mismatch choices between interest and career, decision-making model identifies strengths and points out weaknesses....

This essay "Epidemiology of Disability in Australia" presents the World Health Organization's international classification of Functioning, Disability and Health (ICF) that is taken as a multi-professional for individuals of all ages has limitations in terms of correlations and measures of functioning....

Personal strengths and weaknesses that influence learning of the counseling: Three strengths that enable an individual to become an effective counselor are a loving nature, patience and consistency.... Hence, a loving nature, patience, and consistency are the strengths of a counselor while eagerness, escape from challenges and judgmental nature are the weaknesses of a counselor.... So far, I have mainly discussed the positive attributes of my personality and interpersonal communication, but I am a human being and weaknesses are a necessary part of me in that capacity....

ased on assessment, management can make a decision on how to improve satisfaction whether it would be change in the workplace or to suggest employee seek counselling to improve general attitude.... ased on assessment, management can make a decision on how to improve satisfaction whether it would be change in the workplace or to suggest employee seek counselling to improve general attitude.... his employee strengths show that he is able to keep busy all the time along with the satisfaction of being alone on the job....

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The paper "Health Promotion Model Analysis" explains Beattie's model of health promotion including its relevance to contemporary public health, as well as discusses the strengths and weaknesses of the model, identifying the different behavior change models.... Eventually, the strengths and weaknesses of the model will be identified and thoroughly discussed.... Upon identifying the different behaviour change models, the second part of the paper will discuss about the strengths and weaknesses of each framework....

“Not only will you have an employee who is performing at an acceptable level; you will have an employee whose strengths and weaknesses you will know”.... Also an employee should know his or her own strengths and weakness as this can help him up his performances and improve on his career. ... In counselling the manager should ensure that the “underperforming employees understand that their performance is considered below acceptable and that they are facing termination if they do not raise their performance to the level specified by the performance improvement plan”....

trength and weaknesses ... s any other man, I also happen to have my weaknesses as well.... believe that I have various strengths that will play a large in helping succeed in this course.... Some of these strengths are: ... The "Master of Counseling Program" paper contains a detailed personal statement that convinces admission to why the author is a good candidate for the Master of Counseling program....

The lecture's presentation of Psychodynamic theories' strengths and weaknesses is very insightful.... ogbook Entries: Introduction to counselling & Therapy Freudian Psychoanalytic Theory On the very first lecture day, my interest for the was greatly deepened by the introduction by Ms.... Although I knew the course will not make me qualified to practice as a therapist or counselor, I appreciated the fact that it will give me a thorough overview of different counselling approaches and what to expect in therapy....

trengths or weaknesses The philosophy has played a huge role in minimizing the level of crime throughout the world.... trengths or weaknesses The deterrence philosophy has resulted to a decline in the level of past criminals returning to crime after completing their sentence.... trengths or weaknesses The philosophy has played a huge role in training former criminals in responsible persons in the society.... trengths or weaknesses The main strength of this philosophy is that its policies help in the prevention of crime since the imprisoned offenders lack the opportunity of committing crime....

I learnt that all relation has its strengths and weaknesses which need to be dealt with in a very smart manner so that the relationship sustains and prospers.... Apart from this it also helps to locate weaknesses and positive side of your mate and develops awareness in order to counter the problems that might come during ones married life.... It is about taking out the time to develop understanding of one another and then critically analyze how similar or contradictory your views are and eventually figure out what needs to be done to overcome the weaknesses or whether it is time to change ones decision. ...

CBT has various strengths and weaknesses.... These strengths and weaknesses formulate the overall support (or limited support) for the practice.... The contemporary development of the behavioural and cognitive tradition of counselling has managed to undergo complex and dynamic processes.... ynamics of counselling ... (2006) Theory and practice of counselling and therapy, California: Sage Publications ... The weaknesses of CBT are mainly based on the client-centred considerations – CBT, in other words, is not for everyone (Midwest Center, 2009)....

weaknesses Higher employee turnover rate is the most challenging weakness of the company.... (Add (Add (Add Class Information) (Add Date) SWOT Analysis strengths The most important strength of Camelot Counseling Centers is its good management team that is flexible enough to respond effectively to every changing situation....

This report will focus on the work I did with the three clients; how I dealt with my clients, what my goals and strategies were in the whole process of counselling experience and how skillful became in the counselling profession.... The paper ''The counselling Profession'' is a great example of Human Resources report.... his is my comprehensive self-practice report which describes my personal experiences and skills in the counselling profession....

(b) Discuss the strengths and weaknesses of the approach to research contained in this article (1000 words).... The logic behind this is rooted in the beginnings of counselling, when efforts were made to demonstrate the scientific basis for interventions, and the tangible benefits that it can bring.... I have been drawn to the cognitive-behavioural side of counselling for a long time, because I do think that in the modern world many people have lost touch with their own feelings, and that counselling from this theoretical perspective can help a person to become more conscious of what is happening in relationships with other people....

The paper "strengths and weaknesses of Shenzhen Company" highlights that generally, a successful Action Research was conducted into how the use of customer-based promotions as a major competitive advantage over key competitors of Long John Cooperation.... strengths and weaknesses of the Company (30 pts) In a number of ways, the company has exhibited a number of strong points as far as the delivery of work is concerned.... The strengths discussed above not withstanding, there remain certain vital weaknesses that are worth addressing with immediate effect....

Furthermore, the flexibility and longitudinal course that that this type of counselling focuses upon will certainly relate well to this particular population.... Another treatment method for treating initial and long-term substance abuse issues is Solution Focused counselling (SFC): ... olution Focused counselling may have some advantages in regards to treating the comorbid situation of drug abuse and mentally ill disorders.... Fortunately, the very nature of the counselling arrangement is quite fluid and changing, as any member of the profession would tell you....

Drawing as an art has become part and parcel of human psychology analysis.... hildren express their psychological feelings in form of art since hardly express themselves through speech.... alking does not offer a comprehensive medium of expression.... ... ... A child's drawing expresses their psychological ability and feelings Drawing as an art has become part and parcel of human psychology analysis....

Expressing the feelings of the client depending on the information was also one of the weaknesses of the counseling skills.... owever, it is also important to note that despite the strengths that the counseling skills had, there were few weaknesses.... However the weaknesses did not have a major impact on the client.... he counseling skills used had major strengths which contributed to positive impact that it had on the client during the first session....

art B: strengths and weaknesses ... Notably, the relationships depend on the style of counselling that has been used by the counsellor.... he study has revealed different principles of the cognitive behaviour approach as an approach to counselling in depressed individuals.... The findings show benefits of each counselling approach as highlighted by the experiments.... The study results show that some of the participants requested for the presence of a therapist during the counselling sessions....

ata source: mental health examinations were initially prescribed on 16th of September 2010 before beginning counselling sessions.... The case was solved by identifying the weaknesses that the client displayed in the relationship and coming up with options to choose from in tackling the stress.... (2006) The strengths perspective in social work practice....

From my total score, I was in the bottom quartile.... This score did surprise men and I realized that I had to do something to increase my management skills.... This assessment was very important to me as I was able.... ... ... The assessment was a reflection of how I view myself in other areas apart from the workplace. ...

It is through this approach that professionals are pushed to identify and formulate appropriate strategies, keeping in mind the existing strengths and skills that the individual, as well as the family, possesses.... It is all these weaknesses which a strength based assessment aims to directly addresses.... This coursework "strengths Perspective and Solutions Focused Perspective" describes the notion that the groups of clients are an untapped resource of vigor and momentum in their own lives....

It is through this approach that professionals are pushed to identify and formulate appropriate strategies, keeping in mind the existing strengths and skills that the individual, as well as the family, possesses.... It is all these weaknesses which a strength based assessment aims to directly addresses.... The main aim of the following research "strengths Perspective and Solution Focused Perspective" is to represent a discussion about two models of social work....