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EDM 401 4(C)fyfhghghg.pptx
- 1. Directive, Non-directive, and Eclectic Counselling Approaches of Counseling
- 2. Directive Counselling (prescriptive counselling) E.G WILLIAMSON is the chief exponent. It is based on assumption that the client cannot solve his own problems. the counselor make it possible.
- 3. Directive Counselling (prescriptive counselling) E.G WILLIAMSON is the chief exponent. It is based on assumption that the client cannot solve his own problems. the counselor make it possible.
- 4. Directive Counselling (prescriptive counselling) E.G WILLIAMSON is the chief exponent. It
- 5. Directive Counselling (prescriptive counselling) E.G WILLIAMSON is the chief exponent. It is based on assumption that the client cannot solve his own problems. make it possible.
- 6. Directive Counselling (prescriptive counselling) solve his own problems. the counselor make it possible.
- 7. Directive Counselling (prescriptive counselling) E.G Attention is focused up on a particular problem and for its solution. • The client makes a decision, but the counselor make it possible.
- 8. Directive Counselling (prescriptive counselling) E.G WILLIAMSON is the chief exponent. It is based on assumption that the client cannot solve his own problems. solution. • The client makes a decision, but the counselor make it possible.
- 9. Directive Counselling (prescriptive counselling) E.G WILLIAMSON is the chief exponent. It is based on assumption that the client cannot solve his own problems. Counsellor –centred . It a decision, but the counselor make it possible.
- 10. Directive Counselling (prescriptive counselling) E.G cannot solve his own problems. Counsellor –centred He tries to direct the thinking of counselee by informing, explaining, interpreting and advising. It a decision, but the counselor make it possible.
- 11. Directive Counselling (prescriptive counselling) E.G WILLIAMSON is the chief exponent. It is based on assumption that the client cannot solve his own problems. , interpreting and advising. It a decision, but the counselor make it possible.
- 12. Directive Counselling (prescriptive counselling) E., interpreting and advising. It a decision, but the counselor make it possible.
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- the counsellor direct the client to take steps in order to resolve his conflicts. The client makes a decision, but the counselor make a decision in keeping with his diagnosis.
- the counsellor direct the client to take steps in order to resolve his conflicts. The client makes a decision, but the counselor make a decision in keeping with his diagnosis.
- the counsellor direct the client to take steps in order to resolve his conflicts. The client makes a decision, but the counselor make a decision in keeping with his diagnosis.
- the counsellor direct the client to take steps in order to resolve his conflicts. The client makes a decision, but the counselor make a decision in keeping with his diagnosis.
- the counsellor direct the client to take steps in order to resolve his conflicts. The client makes a decision, but the counselor make a decision in keeping with his diagnosis.
- the counsellor direct the client to take steps in order to resolve his conflicts. The client makes a decision, but the counselor make a decision in keeping with his diagnosis.
- the counsellor direct the client to take steps in order to resolve his conflicts. The client makes a decision, but the counselor make a decision in keeping with his diagnosis.
- the counsellor direct the client to take steps in order to resolve his conflicts. The client makes a decision, but the counselor make a decision in keeping with his diagnosis.
- the counsellor direct the client to take steps in order to resolve his conflicts. The client makes a decision, but the counselor make a decision in keeping with his diagnosis.
- the counsellor direct the client to take steps in order to resolve his conflicts. The client makes a decision, but the counselor make a decision in keeping with his diagnosis.
- the counsellor direct the client to take steps in order to resolve his conflicts. The client makes a decision, but the counselor make a decision in keeping with his diagnosis.