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    The document discusses three key topics in counseling: 1. The six stages in counseling: relationship building, assessment, goal formulation, intervention, termination, and research/evaluation. 2. Important attending and listening skills for counselors: facing the client, maintaining eye contact, responding appropriately, focusing solely on what the client says, and only asking clarifying questions. 3. Skills for interpreting non-verbal behavior in counseling, including analyzing gestures, posture, body movements, eye contact, tone of voice, and facial expressions.

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    The document discusses three key topics in counseling: 1. The six stages in counseling: relationship building, assessment, goal formulation, intervention, termination, and research/evaluation. 2. Important attending and listening skills for counselors: facing the client, maintaining eye contact, responding appropriately, focusing solely on what the client says, and only asking clarifying questions. 3. Skills for interpreting non-verbal behavior in counseling, including analyzing gestures, posture, body movements, eye contact, tone of voice, and facial expressions.

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    The document discusses three key topics in counseling: 1. The six stages in counseling: relationship building, assessment, goal formulation, intervention, termination, and research/evaluation. 2. Important attending and listening skills for counselors: facing the client, maintaining eye contact, responding appropriately, focusing solely on what the client says, and only asking clarifying questions. 3. Skills for interpreting non-verbal behavior in counseling, including analyzing gestures, posture, body movements, eye contact, tone of voice, and facial expressions.

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    Basic Counselling

    Skills
    i. Discuss the stages in
    counselling.
    ii.Explain the attending and
    listening skills in counselling .
    iii.Discuss the skills in
    interpreting non verbal
    behavior in counselling.
    Discuss the stages in counselling.

    - Stage One: Relationship building


    (between counselor and pupils)

    -Stage Two: Assessment and Diagnosis


    (counselor collects information and
    makes
    hypotheses )
    -Stage Three: Formulation of Counseling
    Goals
    (Enhances sense of ownership and
    motivation are
    -Stage Four: Intervention and Problem Solving
    (Begins as soon as goals are established plan for how to
    achieve them & Collaboratively established plan works
    best)

    -Stage Five: Termination and Follow Up


    (Termination considered not just at end of successful
    relationship, but also is considered when it seems
    counseling is not being helpful.)

    -Stage Six: Research and Evaluation


    (Really completed throughout the counseling process
    reflected in
    *Generating hypotheses
    *Trying intervention strategies
    *Determining if/when goal is met
    Explain the attending and listening skills in counselling

    Facing the client. Sitting straight or leaning forwards to show


    attentiveness is also useful.

    Maintaining eye contact shows the speaker you are interested in


    them and what they have to say.

    Responding appropriately, by eyebrow raising and supplying other


    more direct responses, prompts the client to continue talking.

    Focusing solely on what the client is saying will enable the


    counsellor to follow the logical flow of the conversation with ease.

    Only ask questions for clarification. The less a counsellor speaks the
    more a client should (John Rowlinson, 2010).
    Discuss the skills in interpreting non verbal
    behavior in counselling.
    Nonverbal communicationis the act
    ofconveying a thought, feeling, or idea through
    physical gestures, posture, and facial
    expressions.
    Gesturesinclude motion of the head or limbs.
    Posturerefers to both the position of the body by itself
    and in relation to others.
    Body movementsmay include any motion of the body.
    Eye contact and movementsare the direction and focus
    of a persons eyes.
    Tone of voiceis the range of pitch in the voice that may
    communicate something other than the words being
    spoken. For example, sarcasm may give an individuals
    words an entirely different meaning.
    Facial expressionsrefer to any movement and changes
    of the facial composition.

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