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[Noun] The giving of advice or ideas.
The art of listening to people and assisting them deal with their problems by weighing options, facilitating the consideration of the factors acting in that situaion. Counselling can be performed through the telephone or face to face. Ideal counselling constitutes an encounter which does not involve giving advice. Counsellors may not need to be for...
The job or process of listening to someone and helping someone make connections in their life.
Counselling is a talking therapy that usually deals with a recent distressing event. The length of time that counselling is needed varies from person to person.
Counselling provides individuals with the opportunity to share emotional problems with a professional counsellor. The aim of counselling is to meet regularly with individuals to help them reach their own understanding and decisions. There are different types of counselling, eg one-to-one or group counselling.
Counselling is guided discussion with an independent trained person, to help you find your own answers to a problem or issue.
Helping someone to work through their feelings or problems by listening to them and supporting them.
Talking treatment which allows individuals to talk about their problems
The opportunity to talk things over with a trained counsellor. Counselling can help you make sense of your feelings and offer you encouragement. It does not tell you what to do, but it can offer new ideas for coping.
as used in this guide, interaction with a woman to support her in solving actual or anticipated problems, reviewing options, and making decisions. It places emphasis on provider support for helping the woman make decisions.