Interpretations of issues Robin Schupper, Psy.D.May 28, 2025 5:18 PMINSTRUCTORNEWWe cannot automatically assume that the client is solely responsible for lack of progress, nor can we automatically assume that we as the counselor are to blame. It is essential for us to analyze what is happening and be open to the possibility that our Interpretations … Read more
Engaging in behaviors Excellent point regarding the end of counseling possibly being “scary” for a client, Cindy! I have found this to be the case with many of mine. This can become clear because the client openly shares their discomfort, or they may reflect the distress behaviorally. Signs the latter is occurring include regression – … Read more
Readiness for termination How do counselors assess and evaluate client’s Readiness for termination? I feel that a counselor recognizes when a client has met their therapeutic goals and there is independent growth. The counselor recognizes the client has achieved their goals, there is a reduction in the maladaptive thought and behavioral patterns that were presented … Read more
Person-Centered Therapy Jaquell Gilbert-Bates10 hours ago, at 11:08 PMNEWHello Everyone, In my opinion, change in the counseling process happens when a client experiences a safe, supportive, and nonjudgmental environment. The counseling relationship is the foundation where healing and transformation begin. When clients feel genuinely heard, accepted, and understood, they are more likely to explore their … Read more
Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT). Jaquell Gilbert-Bates8 hours ago, at 6:51 AMHello Everyone, My theoretical orientation is primarily grounded in Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT). I am drawn to CBT because of its structured, goal-oriented approach and its focus on the connection between thoughts, feelings, and behaviors. CBT empowers clients by helping them identify and challenge distorted … Read more
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