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Effectively Managing Client Diversity Report 3 AIPC s Counsellor Skills Series Why Diversity ? Observing Client Mindsets Managing Challenging clients Working with Children Respecting Your Client Working with Groups Working with Children at Risk Case Study 1 Addictions and Group Work Case Study 2 Multicultural Counselling Page 2 AIPC s Counsellor Skills Series, Report 3 About This Series AIPC s Counsellor Skills Series is a 5-Part Series exploring a range of skills counsellors can utilise to assist clients in achieving optimal outcomes in life. These reports were professionally written for Counsellors, Mental Health professionals and other Counselling enthusiasts, and are completely free of cost. We hope you enjoy this reading. We encourage you to forward this publication to friends and colleagues. If you would like to write feedback, email Kind Regards, Sandra Poletto Chief Executive Officer Australian Institute of Professional Counsellors Who We Are The Australian Institute of Professional Counsellors (AIPC) specializes in providing high quality counsellor education, with a particular focus on external and distance education.
In order to better exemplify the diversity of mindsets which clients may approach counseling with, there are five generic profiles of clients – and respective strategies -to help improve the relationship and enhance client-counsellor rapport. Emotionally Unstable Clients – The client is emotionally unstable and finding difficulty in
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