Counselling Fundamentals
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What is the primary purpose of counselling?

  • To offer financial guidance
  • To assist clients in resolving personal and psychological problems (correct)
  • To provide clients with legal advice
  • To diagnose medical conditions
  • Which type of counselling focuses specifically on immediate crises?

  • Preventive counselling
  • Problem solving counselling
  • Crisis counselling (correct)
  • Decision making counselling
  • What is one of the principles of effective counselling?

  • Personalizing information for each client (correct)
  • Providing all clients with the same information
  • Minimizing interaction with the clients
  • Using general medical terminology
  • Which of the following is an element of the counselling process?

    <p>Asking about the client's reason for visiting</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What should a counsellor do when helping a client understand their choices?

    <p>Clear up any confusion and repeat information as needed</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What is an appropriate action if services cannot be provided immediately?

    <p>Explain how, when, and where services can be provided later</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Which of the following is NOT a strategy for aiding client memory during counselling?

    <p>Providing vaguer instructions</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What is one of the best practices in client interaction during counselling?

    <p>Listening actively to the client</p> Signup and view all the answers

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    Study Notes

    Counselling Definition

    • Counselling is the process of assisting and guiding clients, especially by a trained professional.
    • It aims to resolve personal, social, and psychological problems and difficulties.

    Types of Counselling

    • Preventive counselling
    • Crisis counselling
    • Problem-solving counselling
    • Decision-making counselling

    Counselling Process

    • Listening and discussion
    • Talking and negotiation
    • Explaining and education

    Counselling Principles

    • Treat each client well
    • Interact actively with clients
    • Provide information
    • Use memory aids
    • Personalize information
    • Help the client remember instructions
    • Provide services that meet client expectations

    Elements of Effective Counselling (GATHER)

    • Greet the client with full attention
    • Be polite, friendly, and respectful
    • Introduce yourself
    • Ask how you can help
    • Explain what will happen during the visit
    • Conduct counselling privately

    Asking Clients About Themselves

    • Reason for coming
    • Experiences with health matters that concern them
    • Information needed for client records
    • Ask about their personal circumstances

    Informing Clients About their Condition or Choices

    • Explain how well birth control methods work, such as IUDs, implants, pills, rings, patch.
    • Detail potential side effects and what to do if they occur.
    • Offer printed materials.

    Helping Clients Understand

    • Help clients consider the results of each possible choice.
    • Rephrase information as needed
    • Clarify any misunderstandings.
    • Keep the questions and answers open, simple and brief.
    • Listen actively and show interest and understanding.

    Explaining What to Do

    • Provide necessary supplies if applicable.
    • Explain when and how services can be provided if not immediately available.
    • Describe possible side effects and appropriate action if they occur.
    • Request the client to repeat instructions.
    • Offer printed materials if possible.

    Explaining When to Come Back

    • Arrange for additional supplies.
    • Address any complications or side effects.
    • Schedule routine follow-up appointments.
    • Establish a system for return visits at the client's convenience.

    Return Visits and Follow-up

    • Check if the client correctly uses the prescribed treatment (TTT).
    • Listen to any questions or concerns.
    • Check if the client is satisfied and if any problems have occurred.
    • Help the client address any issues.
    • Ask if any issues have arisen since the last visit.
    • Refer the client to a specialist if required.

    Useful Messages for Providers

    • Be kind and considerate
    • Focus on the client
    • Provide information in manageable segments
    • Provide relevant health education materials

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    This quiz covers the essential aspects of counselling, including definitions, types, principles, and effective processes. Explore the GATHER approach and learn how to assist clients effectively while maintaining professionalism. Perfect for those studying counselling practices.

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