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Counselling - UNESCO
module 2 Counselling ZAMBIA FebruaryCo-ordinator: Winsome GordonEditors: Wilma Guez and John AllenCover Design: Monika JostCover Photo: UNESCO /Winsome GordonPrinter: Ag2i CommunicationED. 99/WS/11 Copyright UNESCOP rinted in FranceMODULE 2 COUNSELLINGCONTENTS PageForewordAcknowledgementsIntroduction 1 Unit 1. Development of Counselling Rationale 2 Topic 1. Counselling in AfricaTopic 2. Definition of CounsellingTopic 3. Aims of CounsellingTopic 4. Fields of CounsellingTopic 5. Three Stages of the Helping ModelUnit 2. Theories of Counselling 15 Topic 1. Client-Centred or Person-Centred TheoryTopic 2. Rational-Emotive TheoryTopic 3. Behavioural CounsellingUnit 3. Counselling Skills 28 Topic 1. Skills Needed in CounsellingUnit 4. Peer Counselling and Self-Help Group 37 Topic 1. Group Counselling PopulationTopic 2. Purposes of GroupsTopic 3. Forming a GroupTopic 4. Stages of the Group ProcessUnit 5. Ethics and the Counsellor 53 Topic 1.
This Module on ‘Counselling’, prepared in Zambia, gives a definition of counselling and deals with it from the point of view of Africa. The aims and fields of counselling, the various approaches used, and the skills needed are all described in detail.
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