COUNSELLING- NATURE AND SCOPE Dr Kalpana Agnihotri
Description: COUNSELLING- NATURE AND SCOPE Dr Kalpana Agnihotri Assistant Professor Depart of Education C.S.J.M.University Kanpur NATURE OF COUNSELLING Counselling is an interactive process between counsellee and counsellor. Interview is the focal
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slide1. COUNSELLING- NATURE AND SCOPE Dr Kalpana Agnihotri
Assistant Professor
Depart of Education
C.S.J.M.University Kanpur<br>
slide2. NATURE OF COUNSELLING Counselling is an interactive process between counsellee and counsellor.
“Interview is the focal point of counselling”.-Crow $ Crow(1960)
It is a process of joint quest and its essence is relationship between counsellee,feels free to express himself and counsellor, confident, experienced and trained person.
It is a learning oriented process.
Respect, Integrity,Impartiality and Faith are important ingradients of counselling process.<br>
slide3. SCOPE OF COUNSELLING In Educational Institutions
In Workplace
In Health Centres
In Community Centres
In Residential Care Centres
In Psycho-Educational Guidance Clinics
In Voluntary Agencies
In Family<br>
slide4. Goals of Counselling Parloff (1961)classified Counselling Goals into two parts- GOALS IMMIDIATE GOALS ULTIMATE GOALS<br>
slide5. CONTT. We can CLASSIFY GOALS into THREE LEVELS-
Immidiate goals-Immidiate goals are objectives of counselling
Process goals-related to process of counselling
Ultimate goals<br>
slide6. contt. Through the support of Counsellor, in the process of Counselling, Counsellee should achieve following goals-
Decision -Making
Problem solving
Adjustment
Crisis intervention and management
Development of insight
Development of self-understanding
Development of positive attitude
Behaviour modification and personality change<br>
slide7. References- Pant.D.(2022)Educational Guidance and CounsellingR.Lal Book depot Meerut.
Rai.A.$ Asthana.A.(2003)Guidance and Counselling Motilal Banarasidasnew Delhi.<br>
slide8. THANK-YOU<br>
Assistant Professor
Depart of Education
C.S.J.M.University Kanpur<br>
slide2. NATURE OF COUNSELLING Counselling is an interactive process between counsellee and counsellor.
“Interview is the focal point of counselling”.-Crow $ Crow(1960)
It is a process of joint quest and its essence is relationship between counsellee,feels free to express himself and counsellor, confident, experienced and trained person.
It is a learning oriented process.
Respect, Integrity,Impartiality and Faith are important ingradients of counselling process.<br>
slide3. SCOPE OF COUNSELLING In Educational Institutions
In Workplace
In Health Centres
In Community Centres
In Residential Care Centres
In Psycho-Educational Guidance Clinics
In Voluntary Agencies
In Family<br>
slide4. Goals of Counselling Parloff (1961)classified Counselling Goals into two parts- GOALS IMMIDIATE GOALS ULTIMATE GOALS<br>
slide5. CONTT. We can CLASSIFY GOALS into THREE LEVELS-
Immidiate goals-Immidiate goals are objectives of counselling
Process goals-related to process of counselling
Ultimate goals<br>
slide6. contt. Through the support of Counsellor, in the process of Counselling, Counsellee should achieve following goals-
Decision -Making
Problem solving
Adjustment
Crisis intervention and management
Development of insight
Development of self-understanding
Development of positive attitude
Behaviour modification and personality change<br>
slide7. References- Pant.D.(2022)Educational Guidance and CounsellingR.Lal Book depot Meerut.
Rai.A.$ Asthana.A.(2003)Guidance and Counselling Motilal Banarasidasnew Delhi.<br>
slide8. THANK-YOU<br>