Beliefs and Emotional Distress in Counselling

Level of Emotional distress This relates to the uncomfortable feelings or reactions to environmental ______

Beliefs These refers to ways of thinking about oneself, the others, and the ______

Counselling is also known as a ______ profession

Good mental health means that people feel ______ about themselves

Mentally healthy people also feel ______ about other people

To give useful ______, the counselor should be able to make judgements about the client's problem

Roger's (1951) described these trust-promoting conditions as the characteristics of the helping ________.

Unconditional positive regard -caring for the client without setting conditions for doing ________.

Concreteness -using clear language to describe the client's life ________.

In the second stage of counselling, the client should gain a clearer understanding of his/her life ________.

Immediacy -is an important quality that counsellors must exhibit in the second stage of ________.

Assessment -is a process of information gathering that takes into the client's history, life circumstances, and ________.

A counsellor should have a ______ desire to help the client.

______ of and respect for the client are essential in building trust and confidence in a counselling relationship.

Effective communication skills will help the counsellor guide the client in understanding himself/herself and his/her ______.

The client brings to counselling a number of ingredients which includes ______ pain.

Counselling is based on the assumption that a client has ______ decided to seek help.

Clients inevitably bring their ______ to take the Counselling sessions.

The counsellors increases the chances of helping his/her client when they agree to pursue goals that are within the client's ______ control to achieve.

Process goals in Counselling are objectives that must be achieved during the ______ sessions and in the counsellors office.

Outcome goals of Counselling are the intended ______ of counseling.

In Counselling, change can take several forms: over ______ change, altered beliefs or values, or reduced emotional distress.

The first stage of the Counselling process is ______ Disclosure.

To encourage disclosure, the counsellor must set conditions that promote ______.

The third stage of the counselling process is Commitment to ______

In directive counselling, the counsellor mostly accomplishes the counselling function of ______

In non-directive or client-centered counselling, the client does most of the ______

Non-directive or client-centered counselling is also called ______ counselling

Counsellors are expected to value ______ practices in their work

Good mental health means that people feel ______ about themselves