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Counseling 201

Foundations of Counseling

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American Personnel and Guidance was formed in 1951
1951 American Personnel & Guidance Association was formed
APGA (American Personnel & Guidance) was an amalgam of... NVGA ( National Guidance & Vocational Association) ACPA ( American College & Personnel Association) NAGS ( National Association of Guidance Supervisors and Trainers)
ACA American Counseling Association
ACA (American Counseling Association) got its name in 1991
1991 ACA (American Counseling Association) got its name
1983 APGA became AACD (American Association for Counseling & Development)
5 Main goals of counselling 1.Behavior Change 2.Coping Skills 3. Decision Making 4. Relationships 5. Develop potential
1982 NBCC National Board of Certified Counselors was establised
NBCC National Board of Certified Counselors was establised 1982
3 requirements of NBCC 1. Masters or Doctorate in related field 2.Two years of supervised professional experience 3.Pass Exam
Axis I of DSM-IV All diagnostics categories except Personality Disorders / Mental Retardation
Personality Disorders / Mental Retardation is in which Axis Axis II
Axis IV Psychosocial environment
Axis III General Medical Conditions
Axis V Adaptive Functioning
Cognition - Effect - Behavior Think - Feel - Act
4 core dimensions to counseling relationship 1.Genuineness 2.Empathy 3.Respect 4. Concreteness
Stages of counseling 1. Pre-entry ( am I a fit) 2. Contract of work ( which model to use & fees) 3. Problem Definition (goals established) 4.Intervention Selection (course of action) 5. Evaluation and termination
Group Three or more members ( could include counselor)
Guidance groups discussion sessions / education and prevention upwards of 20 participants
Counseling Groups 5-10 participants / unstructured discussion
Therapy Groups Intense psychological issues - long term
Encounter Groups human potential / new age influence also called sensitivity groups:: expanding personal self-awareness
Sensitivity groups another name for encounter groups
T-groups Training groups ; focus on group process itself - to become batter group members
Group norms formal and informal rules of group
Formal norms formal rules given
opposite of systemic approach individual approach
CACREP The Council for the Accreditation and Related Educational Programs has developed eight core areas of study that need to be demonstrated as well as requiring 100 hours of supervised counseling and 600 hours of internship experience.
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