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Questions and Answers
Which of these is NOT a reason for a counselor to use a 'counseling relationship' as a tool?
Which of these is NOT a reason for a counselor to use a 'counseling relationship' as a tool?
- To facilitate a safe and supportive environment for the client.
- To help clients identify and explore their problems.
- To understand the client's unique experiences and perspectives.
- To ensure the client is always comfortable in the sessions. (correct)
- To provide structure and direction to help the client progress.
A counseling relationship should be limited to the session time and should not extend beyond it.
A counseling relationship should be limited to the session time and should not extend beyond it.
False (B)
Briefly describe the purpose of a counselor's 'counseling relationship' in the context of helping clients?
Briefly describe the purpose of a counselor's 'counseling relationship' in the context of helping clients?
To facilitate a safe, supportive, and structured environment where the client can explore their issues, build a sense of trust, and make progress towards their goals.
The counselor can utilize ______ to guide the client to understand their own problems and develop their 'own skills' for change.
The counselor can utilize ______ to guide the client to understand their own problems and develop their 'own skills' for change.
Match the following counseling terms with their definitions:
Match the following counseling terms with their definitions:
Counseling focuses solely on addressing a client's immediate problems, without considering their past or future.
Counseling focuses solely on addressing a client's immediate problems, without considering their past or future.
Which of the following is NOT a common goal of counseling?
Which of the following is NOT a common goal of counseling?
The ______ approach to counseling emphasizes the importance of the client's thoughts, feelings, and behaviors in shaping their experiences.
The ______ approach to counseling emphasizes the importance of the client's thoughts, feelings, and behaviors in shaping their experiences.
What is one key difference between counseling and therapy?
What is one key difference between counseling and therapy?
Match the following types of counseling with their descriptions:
Match the following types of counseling with their descriptions:
Which of the following is a key principle of confidentiality in counseling?
Which of the following is a key principle of confidentiality in counseling?
All counselors are required to have the same level of education and licensing.
All counselors are required to have the same level of education and licensing.
Active listening, empathy, and ______ are important skills for counselors to develop.
Active listening, empathy, and ______ are important skills for counselors to develop.
How can counseling help individuals cope with stress?
How can counseling help individuals cope with stress?
Which of the following is NOT a common reason why people seek counseling?
Which of the following is NOT a common reason why people seek counseling?
Flashcards
Discipling
Discipling
The practice of guiding individuals in their faith journey.
Counseling
Counseling
Providing support and guidance in personal or spiritual matters.
Sustaining
Sustaining
Continually supporting individuals to maintain their spiritual health.
Reciprocating
Reciprocating
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Healing
Healing
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Reconnecting
Reconnecting
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Growth
Growth
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Building community
Building community
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Encouragement
Encouragement
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Mentorship
Mentorship
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Marriage Counseling
Marriage Counseling
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Communication in Relationships
Communication in Relationships
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Setting Goals in Counseling
Setting Goals in Counseling
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Functional Focus in Counseling
Functional Focus in Counseling
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Rituals to Enhance Connections
Rituals to Enhance Connections
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Regular Check-ins
Regular Check-ins
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Parenting Conflict Resolution
Parenting Conflict Resolution
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Conflict Management Strategies
Conflict Management Strategies
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Self-Reflection in Counseling
Self-Reflection in Counseling
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Support Systems for Couples
Support Systems for Couples
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Study Notes
Discipling Disciple-Makers: Guiding in Marriage Counseling, Part 1
- Couples entering counseling often experience hurt, hopelessness, and sin.
- Biblical guidance is the most enjoyable aspect of counseling, as it focuses on mutual disciple-making.
- A review of guiding shows its importance in nurturing couples to become more Christ-like.
- The goal is to empower couples to engage in biblical guidance with each other.
Introduction: Have Fun!
- Couples often enter counseling with wounds, hopelessness, and conflict.
- Biblical guiding is crucial for relational healing in marriage.
- Biblical guidance is designed to encourage couples to grow closer to Christ and practice Christian love.
Leaving the Past Behind: Equipping Each Other to Put Off the Old and Put On the New
- The goal of counseling is for couples to put off old behaviors and embrace new Christlike character traits.
- Ongoing gospel growth is vital; it necessitates a vision through gospel lenses.
- Counselors should assess how couples are applying gospel principles in their lives.
Ongoing Gospel Growth
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Counselors must focus on infusing gospel hope into couples.
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Biblical insights are to be applied and tested in day-to-day marital situations.
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Biblical counseling should foster a relationship of encouragement and reconciliation among couples.
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Counselors are encouraged to lead couples into progressive sanctification.
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A couple's progressive growth toward God is the ultimate goal of counseling.
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A couple's progress toward holiness, not happiness, should be the ultimate counsel goal.
The Counselor's Homework
- Counselors must be proactive in caring for couples between counseling sessions.
- Prayer, pondering, probing, and preparation for the next session are crucial elements of homework.
- Creating an environment of mutual support and accountability is key to ongoing progress.
- Private communication, like email or text, can foster ongoing disciple-making.
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