Transactional Analysis by Eric Berne : 3 Ego states

Introduction to Transactional Analysis  Transactional Analysis (TA) is a psychotherapeutic approach, conceptualized and developed by Eric Berne in the 1950s and based on a different model of human behavior and Read More …

5 Important Characteristics of Workplace Counseling

Introduction The concept of workplace counseling has gained significant importance in modern organizational settings. As employees navigate increasing professional demands, personal challenges, and a rapidly changing work environment, counseling services Read More …

Counselling for Individuals with HIV/AIDS and 3 Critical Stages

Introduction to Counselling for Individuals with HIV/AIDS Counselling for Individuals with HIV/AIDS is a vital healthcare service designed to support individuals at risk of, or affected by, HIV infection. It Read More …

Goals of Counselling

Goals of counselling varies with various settings like schools, colleges, workplace , NGOs, Hospitals, Crisis camps, etc. According to APA. Goal Setting is – “a process that establishes specific, time-based Read More …

Aims & objectives of record keeping in counselling

Understanding the aims and objectives of record keeping in counselling is crucial for both practitioners and clients. This article delves into the importance of maintaining accurate, comprehensive, and timely records Read More …

Stages of Counselling Process- Master the 3 Models of Counselling

Introduction to Stages of Counselling Process The counselling process is inherently dynamic, characterized by a series of stages that collectively contribute to its effectiveness. These stages generally include rapport building, Read More …

Goal Setting Process in Counseling

Introduction to Goal Setting in Counseling According to APA. Goal Setting is – “a process that establishes specific, time-based behavior targets that are measurable, achievable, and realistic.“ Counseling goals emphasize Read More …

Development of Counselor Counselee Relationship

Introduction The process of counseling is dynamic in nature. The effectiveness of the Process of Counseling ultimately depends upon the Development of Counselor Counselee Relationship. Hence, it is one of Read More …

IPR model of counselling training

APA defines IPR model as a method used for understanding the processes of psychotherapy and for the training of counselors and therapists. It involves videotaping or audiotaping counseling or psychotherapy Read More …

Approaches to Counseling- Part 2 (RET, Transactional Analysis, Behavioral, Reality)

Introduction In this article, we will be dealing with theoretical Approaches to Counseling. Biswalo (1996) defines counseling as a process of helping an individual to accept and to use information and advice so that he/she can Read More …

Approaches to Counseling-Part 1 (Psychodynamic, Adlerian, Person Centered Therapy)

Introduction In this article, we will be dealing with theoretical Approaches to Counseling. Including Psycho-dynamic, Adlerian, Person Centered Therapy, Gestalt and Existential Approach. Biswalo (1996) defines counseling as a process of helping an Read More …