H.68 Principles of counseling Flashcards

A communication technique where the counselor fully concentrates, understands, and responds to the client, ensuring they feel heard and validated.

The ability to understand and share the feelings of a client, creating a supportive and trusting environment.

Questions that encourage clients to provide detailed responses rather than simple “yes” or “no” answers, fostering deeper discussion.

A technique where the counselor reflects the client’s words or emotions back to them, reinforcing understanding and engagement.

The process of creating a connection and trust between the counselor and client to facilitate open and honest communication.

The use of body language, eye contact, and facial expressions to convey understanding, attentiveness, and support.

A counseling technique that helps clients view a situation from a different perspective to reduce stress or negative emotions.

The practice of helping clients establish realistic and achievable financial or behavioral objectives to guide decision-making.

Accepting and supporting a client without judgment, regardless of their financial choices or mistakes.

Maintaining professional limits in the counselor-client relationship to ensure objectivity, confidentiality, and trust.