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    • Counseling
      Does not correct a mistake or misconduct, but aims to help clients adjust in life
    • Counseling
      An interactive and learning process
    • Counseling is a learning process in which individuals learn about themselves, their interpersonal relationships, and behaviors that advance their personal development (Shertzer and Stone 1976).
    • Counseling as a learning process
      • Improve knowledge about one's self
      • Identify strengths and weaknesses
      • Evaluate one's capabilities
    • Counseling as a learning process
      Increase adaptive behavior and decrease maladaptive behavior (Dustin and George, 1973)
    • Counseling as an interactive process

      Counselling is an interactive process conjoining the counsellee who needs assistance and the counsellor who is trained and educated to give this assistance. (Perez 1965)
    • Counseling as an interactive process
      Counseling is a relational and interactive process because its success does not depend on the counselor or the client alone, but both have to work together to achieve progress and healing
    • Counseling offers healing and a path to the solution of one's dilemma
    • Counseling and Psychotherapy
      Both can help people with problems in living such as grief, stress, and relationship problems, but psychotherapists are more equipped to deal with severe psychological disorders
    • The main goal or purpose of counseling is to achieve a better understanding of oneself
    • Counseling is a learning process, wherein through the guidance of a counselor, the client learns more about himself or herself, his or her responses to the environment, and ways of becoming a more productive member of the society
    • As an interactive process, counseling aims to establish a safe space for the client, and through the interaction, the client becomes more self-aware, learns either acceptance or problem-solving, and achieves new and more effective ways of coping
    • Counseling and psychotherapy
      Use similar techniques and approaches, but they are different in the severity of problems that they are equipped to deal with
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