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What is a key reason why consumers may have difficulty in counselling?
What is a key reason why consumers may have difficulty in counselling?
- Counselling always has the same outcome
- Clients may not articulate their needs effectively (correct)
- Counsellors use overly complex terminology
- Counselling is always expensive
Which factor primarily shapes an individual's understanding of counselling?
Which factor primarily shapes an individual's understanding of counselling?
- Government regulations
- Personal experiences and cultural influences (correct)
- Popularity of counselling in media
- Current counselling trends
How does reflective practice contribute to ethical behaviour in counselling?
How does reflective practice contribute to ethical behaviour in counselling?
- It encourages a rigid adherence to theory
- It creates uniform rules for all cases
- It helps practitioners learn from experiences (correct)
- It eliminates the need for supervision
What is a consequence of failing to engage in reflective practice?
What is a consequence of failing to engage in reflective practice?
Why is reflection considered vital in the context of counselling?
Why is reflection considered vital in the context of counselling?
What does reflective practice help to bridge?
What does reflective practice help to bridge?
What does the ambiguity in counselling primarily stem from?
What does the ambiguity in counselling primarily stem from?
What is one purpose of reflective practice in counselling as stated by Wheatley?
What is one purpose of reflective practice in counselling as stated by Wheatley?
Which principle emphasizes the importance of listening fully during discussions?
Which principle emphasizes the importance of listening fully during discussions?
In the context of inclusive discourse, what should one do if they realize they have said something offensive?
In the context of inclusive discourse, what should one do if they realize they have said something offensive?
Which statement best describes the nature of counselling?
Which statement best describes the nature of counselling?
What does embracing friction in a conversation signify?
What does embracing friction in a conversation signify?
Which guideline suggests the use of personal statements in discussions?
Which guideline suggests the use of personal statements in discussions?
What challenge is often faced by consumers of counselling services?
What challenge is often faced by consumers of counselling services?
Which of the following is NOT highlighted as part of the essence of effective counselling?
Which of the following is NOT highlighted as part of the essence of effective counselling?
What is the acceptable way to manage talk time in inclusive discussions?
What is the acceptable way to manage talk time in inclusive discussions?
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Study Notes
Inclusive Discourse
- Being mindful of interrupting and actively listening is key to inclusive discourse
- Speak up to add to the conversation, but be considerate of total talk time
- Be mindful of the impact of your words and tone, not just intent
- Understand that everyone is learning, and apologize for any offense caused
- Recognize friction as a sign of diverse ideas, not a lack of harmony
- Give credit when echoing someone's idea and avoid assumptions
- Use "I" statements to express your own feelings and avoid sharing others' experiences
Counselling
- There's no single definition of counselling, with practitioners having diverse views on terminology and methods
- Clients often struggle to articulate their needs and expectations from counselling, adding complexity
- Everyone brings their own understanding of counselling based on personal experiences, cultural influences, and education
- Counselling involves specific skills aimed at facilitating change and improving well-being
- The evolution of counselling practices has led to various approaches over time
Count the Fs
- This exercise highlights how our subconscious can influence our perception
Reflective Practice
- Reflection is essential for personal growth and understanding one's reactions and values
- It promotes responsible and ethical behaviour by allowing practitioners to learn from their experiences
- Encourages challenging personal and societal biases that may affect practice
- Helps bridge the gap between theoretical knowledge and practical application
- Prevents stagnation in practice, fostering continuous improvement
Reflective Practice in Counselling
- Reflective practice is essential in counselling, helping practitioners adapt models and avoid stagnation
- It supports responsible and ethical practice and promotes continuous improvement
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