Essays: Counselling

Introduction This essay aims to explore the concept of child development and elucidate its critical relevance to systemic family counselling. Child development encompasses the ...

Introduction This essay explores the application of the narrative approach to family therapy in providing therapeutic support to a bereaved client. Bereavement often brings ...

Introduction This case report summary provides a detailed account of a client I worked with during my placement as part of my Bachelor of ...

Introduction Personal development is a cornerstone of effective counselling practice, fostering the self-awareness and emotional resilience necessary for counsellors to support clients through complex ...

Introduction The person-centred approach (PCA), developed by Carl Rogers in the mid-20th century, represents a foundational framework in counselling and psychotherapy. This humanistic method ...

Introduction This essay explores the significance of personal development within the framework of person-centred counselling, a therapeutic approach pioneered by Carl Rogers that emphasises ...

Introduction Counselling as a field of study and practice encompasses a variety of therapeutic approaches, each with distinct theoretical foundations, techniques, and goals. Among ...

Introduction Counselling is a therapeutic process grounded in the relationship between the counsellor and the client, where expectations play a pivotal role in shaping ...

Introduction The person-centred approach (PCA) in counselling, also known as client-centred therapy, represents a foundational framework within the field of psychotherapy. Developed by Carl ...

Introduction The Client-Centered Approach (CCA), also known as Person-Centered Therapy, is a humanistic psychological framework developed by Carl Rogers in the mid-20th century. This ...