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Mar 14, 2024 · Person-centred counselling empowers clients by placing them at the center of their own healing process. The therapist does not provide advice or solutions but instead encourages the client to explore their own thoughts, feelings, and strengths.
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- People will not speak about feelings openly, and tend to blame others for causing their pain, rather than take responsibility for themselves: ‘If only my friend would stop doing that, I’d feel better.’
- There is slightly less rigidity, with a small movement towards wondering whether responsibility should be taken by self, but not actually doing so: ‘It’s not my fault; it’s theirs – isn’t it?’
- The person is beginning to consider accepting responsibility for self, but generalises and focuses more on past than present feelings: ‘I felt angry, but then everyone does, don’t they?’
- The client begins to describe their own here-and-now feelings, but tends to be critical of self for having these: ‘I feel guilty about that, but I shouldn’t really.’
- Stage One: (Initial Disclosure) Relationship Building
- Stage Two: (In-Depth Exploration) Problem Assessment
- Stage Three: (Commitment to Action) Goal Setting
- Stage Four: Counseling Intervention
- Stage Five: Evaluation, Termination, Or Referral
The counseling process begins with relationship building. This stage focuses on the counselor engaging with the client to explore the issues that directly affect them. The vital first interview can set the scene for what is to come, with the client reading the counselor’s verbal and nonverbal signals to draw inferences about the counselor and the p...
While the counselor and client continue to build a beneficial, collaborative relationship, another process is underway: problem assessment. The counselor carefully listens and draws out information regarding the client’s situation (life, work, home, education, etc.) and the reason they have engaged in counseling. Information crucial to subsequent s...
Effective counselingrelies on setting appropriate and realistic goals, building on the previous stages. The goals must be identified and developed collaboratively, with the client committing to a set of steps leading to a particular outcome.
This stage varies depending on the counselor and the theories they are familiar with, as well as the situation the client faces. For example, a behavioral approach may suggest engaging in activities designed to help the client alter their behavior. In comparison, a person-centered approachseeks to engage the client’s self-actualizing tendency.
Terminationmay not seem like a stage, but the art of ending the counseling is critical. Drawing counseling to a close must be planned well in advance to ensure a positive conclusion is reached while avoiding anger, sadness, or anxiety (Fragkiadaki & Strauss, 2012). Part of the process is to reach an early agreement on how the therapy will end and w...
Rogers believed that by using the core conditions of empathy, congruence and unconditional positive regard, the client would feel safe enough to access their own potential. The client would be able to move towards self-actualisation, as Maslow called it, to be able to find the answers in themselves.
Feb 2, 2024 · Person-centered therapy, also called client-centered therapy, is a form of psychotherapy that places emphasis on the client over the therapist. It empowers the client to take control of their mental health without judgment and helps improve the client's self-awareness.
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Where does counselling usually take place? Is it appropriate? You can assess whether it is appropriate by answering the following questions: Is it comfortable? How is the room arranged? Are you able to sit next to each other and at the same eye level? Can your conversations be overheard? What could you do to ensure greater privacy?
