INTRO TO COUNSELING (PSY 311 - 1754) "ALL GLORY TO GOD"

1. Systematic Observation & Explaining Phenomena

2. Counseling relationship

3. Philosophy

4. Explain Behavior

• FREUDS PSYCHOANALYTIC THEORY

• Making of ______ _______ and _____ _______. (They explain behavior)

• Explain and Provide understanding of what is ________ ______.

• It summarizes information based on ______ and draw conclusions.

• They ____ _____

1. Achieve their goals and function appropriately

2. Educational, Situational, and Developmental. (ESD)

3. Present and to know the clients conscious awareness.

4. Put into words why they seek help.

5. Lastly, provide options but never an advice.

One of the major definition of COUNSELING are:

1. It helps normally and healthy functioning people to __ ___ ___ and ____ ____.

2. Counseling is to handle this problem solving focus on the field of _____ _____ _____ problem focus.

3. Counseling helps professional to concentrates on what is the ____ and to know the clients ___ _____.

4. Counseling also helps people put into word why they ____. (Put into word)

5. Lastly, counseling provide ______ but never an _____.

1. Reconstructive remedial for — mental disorders — deficiencies.

2. Grow — directions.

3. Intense — long term process.

• PSYCHOTHERAPY evidence is about reconstructive remedial of people who suffer from ____ ____ and serious evidence of _____.

• Psychotherapy is a process of enabling people to ____ based on the ____ he or she chooses.

• ____ and ____ process for those individuals with severe problems with living.

Authentic

In terms of counselor as “Therapeutic Person” It demand the Practitioners who is willingly to be an ______ person in the therapeutic relationship.

1. Passionate

2. identity

3. Present (must live in the present)

4. Sense of Humor

Give just 4 Characteristics of a effective therapist

(F BANJ)

1. Fidelity

2. Beneficence

3. Autonomy

4. Nonmaleficence

5. Justice

What are the principles of Counseling?

Fidelity

Principles of Counseling

• That is for loyalty, reliability, dependability, and action in good faith.

• counselor must transparent to the client through the entire process. (transparent shows trust)

Beneficence

Principles of Counseling

• Similar to the principle of responsive care — a counselor should be aware of the possible benefits and danger of the action and plan.

Autonomy

Principles of Counseling

• Give freedom of choice to the client

• Except -— children and those who have mental disabilities

Maleficence

Principles of Counseling

• Technique and methods of the counseling that should not harm a client.

Justice

Principles of Counseling

• Fair distribution of resources and services.

• Counseling must not be non-discriminatory.

Questioning

RUDIMENTARY SKILLS OF COUNSELING

• is often accomplished when counselors are aware of the difference between content (what is said) and process (how it is said).

• By focusing on the client’s process rather than content, counselors move the focus from external to internal. (Gawas to sulod)