feminist counseling
Feminist Counseling approaches gender in a similar way to Gender Aware Therapy, highlighting the destructive potential of gender, since it limits role expectations and relegates […]
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Feminism and feminist therapy
Feminism refers to movements aimed at defining, establishing and defending equal political, economic, and social rights and equal opportunities for women. Its concepts overlap with […]
Continue reading »Barriers to listening – Child Psychology
Listening barriers may be psychological (e.g. emotions) or physical (e.g. noise and visual distraction). Cultural differences including speakers’ accents, vocabulary, and misunderstandings due to cultural […]
Continue reading »Evaluation and termination stage in Counseling
Evaluation is an important part of the counselling process. It is essential that the counsellor undertakes evaluation before the termination of the process. Evaluating means […]
Continue reading »Rational Emotive Therapy
The primary goals of RET focus on helping people realize that they can live more rational and productive lives. Another goal of RET is to […]
Continue reading »Strengths and limitations of psychoanalytic counselling
Strengths of psychoanalytic counselling The importance of sexuality and the unconscious in human behaviour. The approach lends itself to empirical studies. Freud’s proposals […]
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