Counseling

Summary McMinn’s book, Psychology, Theology, and Spirituality in Christian Counseling educates Christian counselors on the significance of spirituality in counseling. Across all chapter of the book, McMinn uses a number of cases that enable the reader to understand how to apply various counseling concepts in different contexts. Additionally, McMinn uses cognitive therapy from a Christian […]

Multicultural Counseling Conceptualization: Latin Americans Inter-Group Characteristics Latin Americans refer to people living in America who have their ancestry from Mexico, Cuba, Puerto Rico, Dominican Republic, and other Latin American countries. Not all people accept the term Latin Americans. Certain groups refer to the individuals Latinos or even La Raza the race in which the

Risks to confidentiality when conducting on-line counseling In the contemporary world, an increasing number of therapists are now turning to the online world to offer counseling or therapy. Several arguments have been raised concerning the effectiveness of on-line counseling as far as protection of client’s privacy and confidentiality is concerned. There is one major risk

Goal of Christian Counseling Christian counseling primarily seeks to restore and strengthen the relationship between an individual with Jesus Christ. Its main objective is to make a person gain strong maturity in the Christian religion. Crabb (1977) emphasizes that the goal of Christian Counseling needs to change from making a client happy to enabling a

Week One The first week may be difficult with little progress as the children are still adopting to the new environment. These children are still strangers to one another, and they also view the counselor as a stranger. This week, therefore, will feature activities that will ensure the children get comfortable. This is important because

The Concept Of Counseling As A Professional Identity, What it Means To Have A Professional Identity As A Counselor and Why Is A Professional Counseling Identity Important The development of a professional identity has been recognized as a salient focus in the counseling profession. Counselors should develop a clear professional identity and take pride in

Joe and Jill Case Study on Code of Ethics Violations Joe, a thirty-five-year-old, male mental health counselor, received a client referral, thirty-five-year-old Jill,from a community counseling clinic. He began providing counseling services to her. Jill’s complaint was that she was unsatisfied with her current job as a bank teller and was experiencing mild anxiety and

The principle idea of this paper is to viably explore Multidisciplinary Teams and the part they have in the field of Substance Abuse. Multidisciplinary Teams have been turned out to be a viable configuration for collaboration of Substance Abuse Counselors to display ideas of wellbeing, strength, and counteractive action for the general soundness of the