L3 + 4

• Can singles take counselling?

  Yes.
• Where can you work with a degree in counseling?

  Hospitals

  Inpatient or outpatient detoxification centers

  Mental health facilities and agencies

  Residential care facilities

  Halfway houses

  Geriatic-related courses

  Medical hospitals and outpatient clinics for veterans

  Correctional facilities and/or prisons

  Retail businesses

  The educational systems

  Career centers

  Rehabilitation centers and agencies

  Non-profit or social service agencies

  Religious institutions

  Public or private practice
• Counseling professionals with a bachelor's or master's degree often find employment at a?


  Hospital
• KAYA rehab is privileged to be in Baguio City.
• KAYA caters to different types of addiction like substance

  abuse (drug rehab), alcoholism (alcohol rehab), problem gambling (gambling addiction rehab),

  food, Internet and sex.
• Halfway houses, also known as transitional housing

  facilities and recovery houses, hire rehabilitation and

  substance abuse counselors to guide patients or residents

  in need of help transitioning back to a societal environment.
• Most often, this type of counselor concentrates on a particular

  area of specialization, such as mental health counseling, family and marriage counseling, or substance abuse counseling?

  Public or private practice
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• What are the settings in counseling?

  Government, private sector, civil society, schools, and community
• Counselors must navigate societal stigmas regarding the need for mental health assistance and widespread ignorance of the field
• The civil society is the aggregate of non-governmental organizations and institutions that manifest interests and will of citizens
• Civil society includes the family and the private sphere, referred to as the "third sector" of society, distinct from government and business
• Civil society is used in?

  The aggregate of non-governmental organizations and institutions that manifest interests and will of citizens and individuals and organizations in a society which are independent of the government
• The private sector is the part of the economy which is run by private individuals or groups, usually as a means of enterprise for profit, and is not controlled by the government
• The private sector is run by private individuals or groups.
• What are the stages in counseling?

  Exploring, understanding, deciding and planning, and acting
• This is getting the client to start to talk. It may involve many false starts but the client begins to explore the presenting problem?

  Exploring
• The revelation for the client that the client is responsible for the client‟s life can be traumatic?

  Understanding
• Acceptance of these themes by the client is largely dependent upon?

  Their willingness to engage in the process and the skill of the counsellor in presenting challenge with the right level of support
• The pace of understanding needs to be set by the client so the client feels in control.
• Many counselors never get to this stage?

  Deciding and planning
• This is the stage that might never end!
• What are the counseling techniques used by counselors?

  SPHERES OF INFLUENCE, CLARIFICATION, CLIENT EXPECTATIONS, CONFRONTATION, CONGRUENCE, CORE CONDITIONS, ENCOURAGING, ENGAGEMENT, FOCUSING, IMMEDIACY, LISTENING SKILLS, OPEN-ENDED QUESTIONS, PARAPHRASING, POSITIVE ASSET SEARCH, REFLECTION OF FEELING, MIRACLE QUESTION, STAGES OF CHANGE
• What are the counseling techniques after the stages of change?

  Trustworthiness, CAPPING, WORKING ALLIANCE, PROXEMICS, SELF-DISCLOSURE, STRUCTURING, HIERARCHY OF NEEDS
• • This assessment tool will get the individual to look at areas of their life and see which areas may be impacting and influencing them?

  SPHERES OF INFLUENCE
• Some spheres of influence to consider are: themselves, immediate family, friends, husband or wife, extended family, job or school, community, culture or religion, and any external influences
• •Counselors should often ask their clients to clarify what they are telling them to make sure they understand the situation correctly.
• When persons enter therapy, they should voice their opinions about counseling and their beliefs about treatment?

  Client expectations
• The client should be able to self-examine themselves during counseling?

  Confrontation
• The more authentic and truer they are with their counseling, the more that their client and work to grow and benefit from their help?

  Congruence
• essential traits that the counselor needs to integrate for effective counseling, which are?

  positive regard, empathy, congruence or genuineness, and warmth
• This technique asks that the counselors focus on the client‟s strengths and assets to help them see themselves in a positive light?

  Encouraging
• •However, there are bound to be difficult moments in counseling sessions, which will require influential engagement on the counselor's behalf
• Focusing can help the counselor determine what the client needs to obtain next from their services
• This is a technique of the counselor by speaking openly about something that is occurring in the present moment?

  Immediacy
• This helps the client learn from his real life experiences and apply this to his reactions for other past situations?

  Immediacy
• Open ended questions encourage people in a counseling session to give more details on their discussion
• •Paraphrasing is also good to reiterate or clarify any misinformation that might have occurred
• •A positive technique used by counselors helps clients think up their positive strengths and attributes to get them into a strong mindset about themselves