This essay analyses various counselling theories and approaches that best explain the case of June. It covers strengths and weaknesses of different approaches in terms of their effectiveness in relation to the case study. The essay also discusses the theories of loss and grief proposed by psychologists and how they relate to June's case. It provides an in-depth analysis of the Kubler Ross Grief Cycle and William Worden's theory of four tasks to help individuals comprehend the journey of grief.

Examining counselling theories and approaches for their effectiveness in relation to June's case.

Counselling Theories and Approaches: Case Study Analysis

Counseling Psychology

It is essential to create a healthy connection between you and your counsellor that enables you to be totally frank about your ideas and emotions (Grzanka, Carlos , & Bonnie , 2017). Psychodynamic therapy provides a structure for therapists and counsellors to interpret the conduct, ideas and emotions of a client and assist them navigate the path of a client from diagnosis to post-treatment (Matthew, Keith, & Stephanie, 2016).

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This article explores the similarities and differences between the person-centred approach and cognitive behavioural therapy in counselling. It discusses their interventions, goals, and timeframes, highlighting the importance of empathy, collaboration, and trust in both approaches. The person-centred approach focuses on self-actualization, while cognitive behavioural therapy emphasizes modifying thought processes for behaviour change.

Person Centred Approach and Cognitive Behavioural Therapy

This document explores the theories and key principles of cognitive behavioural therapy, psychodynamic counselling, and humanistic counselling. It discusses the methods and tools used in each approach, including journaling, cognitive restructuring, interoceptive exposure, and progressive muscle relaxation.

Theory and Key Principles of Counselling

This essay discusses effective communication strategies for counselling Kirra, a patient suffering from mental and emotional turmoil. It highlights the importance of rapport building, ethical decision-making, and inter-professional communication. The essay also sheds light on the barriers that can influence the communication process and how to overcome them.

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Counselling Skills & Its Significance : Report

Person Centred Approach and Cognitive Behavioural Therapy

Theory and Key Principles of Counselling

Communication Essay about Kirra