A Humanistic Approach to Counselling Case Study of Mental Health
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COUNSELLING CASE STUDY TABLE OF CONTENTS INTRODUCTION 1 MAIN BODY1 Counselling approach1 Role as counsellor 2 Effectiveness of Humanistic Approach 3 Recommendation4 CONCLUSION 5 REFERENCES 6 CONCLUSION Counselling is a process where counsellor supports an individual by having face to face discussion for problems, helps to solve problems and to increase the self-attitude and behaviour. In this assessment, a case study is outlined where a man Joel is unhappy with his life and suffered from childhood and till
A Humanistic Approach to Counselling Case Study of Mental Health
Added on 2020-12-09
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