EDU610 TEST WEEK 1-11

Counseling is a personal, face to face

relationship between two people, in which

the counselor, by means of the relationship

and his special competencies, provides a

learning situation in which the client, a

normal sort person, is helped to know

himself and his present and possible future

situations s

• Tolbert (1972)

• Blackham (1977)

• Brook & Gerstein (1990)

• Brammer (1993) & Egan (1990)

• Shertzer & Stone (1980)

Counseling is a process that

insist upon the necessity of

viewing clients as basically

healthy individuals whose

problems are essentially

developmental in nature”.

• Tolbert (1972)

• Blackham (1977)

• Brook & Gerstein (1990)

• Brammer (1993) & Egan (1990)

• Shertzer & Stone (1980)

“Counseling is a unique relationship in which the

client is provided the opportunity to learn, feel,

think, experience and change in ways that he or she thinks is desirable”.

• Tolbert (1972)

• Blackham (1977)

• Brook & Gerstein (1990)

• Brammer (1993) & Egan (1990)

• Shertzer & Stone (1980)

Counseling is a process in

which clients learn how to make

decisions and formulate new ways of behaving, feeling and thinking”.

• Tolbert (1972)

• Blackham (1977)

• Brook & Gerstein (1990)

• Brammer (1993) & Egan (1990)

• Shertzer & Stone (1980)

“Counseling is an interaction process which facilitates

meaningful understanding of self and environment and

results in the establishment and/ or clarification of goals and values for future behavior”.

• Tolbert (1972)

• Blackham (1977)

• Brook & Gerstein (1990)

• Brammer (1993) & Egan (1990)

• Shertzer & Stone (1980)

What is counseling? Choose 3

• A helping relationship

• A trained professional

• Relationship between counselor and client

• A process requiring several steps of procedure to help client

What is counselor? Choose 3

• A helping relationship

• A trained professional

• Assist a client to resolve his or her issue

• Ethically can only counsel clients with normal adjustments problems

Who is client? Choose 3

• Is a normal, healthy individual facing normal adjustment problems

• Is assisted in making effective

  decisions about various life choices

• Assist a client to resolve his or her issue

• Assisted in facing understanding and

  accepting information about

  himself and his interaction with others

Which is not target of counseling?

• One-to-one (individual)

• More than one (person group)

• A large audience (organizations)

• Objects

Which is not target of counseling?

• One-to-one (individual)

• More than one (person group)

• A large audience (organizations)

• Objects