Rogers’ approach seemed to me to be the most client friendly technique. It was a gentle approach but at the same time remained direct. The interview began by Gloria telling Rogers why she was seeking help and counseling. Time and time again Rogers very carefully focused on what Gloria was telling him and showed her he was listening to her problems and was following what she was saying. By doing this he was showing her he was interested in helping her and gaining her trust.
Can Your Code of Ethics Be Wrong? Section one of this paper will introduce the general similarities and differences in the American Counseling Association (ACA) code of ethics and the American Association of Christian Counseling (AACC) code of ethics. Both ethical codes have the same basic vision for us to “do no harm” (AACC, Section, ES1-100, p. 6) while in a counselor-client relationship. Counselors promote change at all levels to enhance the quality of life for individuals and groups, as well as eliminate possible obstacles that make it difficult to receive proper services offered. Christian counselors promote the same quality of life for individuals and groups with a focus of honoring Jesus Christ.
The team A discussed the recommendations for effective communications and drew proposals. First, the coworkers should be recommended to treat everyone with dignity and respect. Making an effort to use good manners and being a good listener will build a better relationship and understand each other. With those basic reminders out of the way, coworkers would sit down and be educated on barriers of effective communication. Selective perception would be touched and each coworker is educated that people are different from each other and filter information based on those differences (Robbins &
Summary The article by Tan (2007) discusses proper and ethically acceptable application of prayers as a form of therapy. The author presents the use of Cognitive-Behavioral Therapy (CBT) from a Scriptural (Biblical) perspective. The key components of scripture-based CBT highlighted in the article are as follows. The first one is the need to underscore the value of God’s love and the establishment of a cordial relationship with the client. Second, conduct a comprehensive recollection and healing of the past events that led to the present problem (s).
She talks about the difficulties she is experiencing with her father, which gave rise to a bout of anxiety. In the previous session we agreed to try some relaxation techniques. As Geldard & Geldard, (2012) suggest, I match Sarah’s non-verbal behavior to relax her, and sit in the same position. I then use SOLER (Egan, 2007) to maintain rapport with Sarah. This entails facing her and leaning slightly forward to show
3. Observe or think of others who are models for what you want to be. Write down what they do. For example, "Tracy nods a lot and repeats back what others say so they know she is listening." 3a) I want to be a better communicator like my boyfriend.
This essay will evaluate the development of my communication skills with reference to the literature, peers and tutor’s feedback in the role play I recently undertook as a social worker interviewing Mrs Susan Peters. Furthermore, I will critically discuss how relevant psycho-social theories have informed my understanding of the case scenario which focused on homophobia (Mrs Susan Peters). To provide a short overview of the situation I was presented with in the role play scenario it is important to evaluate the underlying issue. Firstly, I had received a referral about Mrs Peters who had a concern about her grandchildren who moved out from their father’s (Mrs Peter’s son) home with their mother to start a new life with another woman. Ultimately, her concerns were directed towards her belief that a same sex relationship will be detrimental to her grandchildren.
It is a path to the open road for nurses to gain critical thinking, differ aspect of life. Nurses can advocate a nonjudgmental help to their patient's autonomy (self determination, chap. 4 pg 56). In the case study of Marianne, who experienced hemorrhagic stroke, unconsciousness, and without advanced directive. The husband wanted to save his wife, but on the other hand, their children belief that their mom wants a quality of life with dignity.
In this essay, I will portray why I believe that couples living together before marriage helps establish a successful marriage. By living together you will find out if you truly love the other person, or if all you had was a hormonal surge. You’ll be able to “really get to know” the other person and learn their quirks, as well as, see if you are able to communicate with one another. Through two essays from the Blair Reader, some statistics from the United States Census Bureau and my own personal experiences I will attempt to prove my three main points. People become enveloped in a sort of euphoric haze when a relationship is first starting to take a serious turn.
Counseling Theory Spiritual Rational Emotive Behavior Therapy Keri L. Sammons Liberty University Abstract A personal theory of counseling incorporates the worldview and professional position of the counselor. A theory should be designed in a way that meets the needs of the client in a gentle and accommodating way. The theory described is fashioned from Rational Emotive Behavior Therapy and the beliefs of the Christian counselor. The intent of this theory is to develop counseling process that includes a scientifically based theory that is consistent with biblical values. The personal theory of the counselor is that the integration of Rational Emotive Behavior Therapy and Christian beliefs will lead not only to psychological healing and change but, also to spiritual healing.