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Introduction to Counselling
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1[blank_start]New Zealand Association of Counsellors[blank_end] or NZAC is the professional body for counsellors in New Zealand.
- ANew Zealand Association of Counsellors
2NZAC provides a code of ethics that registered counsellors must follow
- ATrue
- BFalse
3In New Zealand, anyone can call themselves a counsellor
- ATrue
- BFalse
4The counselling process can be described as (select all that apply)
- AIs collaborative
- BIs usually mandatory
- CHas a high degree of confidentiality
- DAllows sharing of thoughts, feelings, and experiences
5Conceptual frameworks (or paradigms) of counselling include the following
- AModernist
- BRomanticist
- CPostmodernist
- DPsychodynamic
- EHumanistic
6The Romanticist paradigm of counselling can be described as the reality of the deep interior
- ATrue
- BFalse
7The modernist approach to counselling can be described as the reality of the scientific self.
- ATrue
- BFalse
8The metaphor of the machine is a romanticist view of counselling
- ATrue
- BFalse
9The romanticist view of counselling includes the following
- AFeelings; senses; emotions; passion
- BSoul; depth
- CDeep interior core of the person
- DInvestigate what is broken
- EThe counsellor is viewed as the expert
10A modernist view of counselling includes
- AA set of techniques to correct deficit, inadequecy, or malfunction
- BPresumes objective truth can be known about a person or problem
- CRational
- DThe counsellor is not the expert
- EMetaphor of peeling the onion
11Romantic counselling approaches include
- APsychoanalysis
- BPerson-centred therapy
- CGestalt therapy
- DBehaviour therapy
- EReality therapy
- FRational Emotive therapy
12Modernist counselling approaches include
- ABehaviour therapy
- BReality therapy
- CRational Emotive therapy
- DPsychoanalysis
- EPerson-centred therapy
- FGestalt therapy
13Romanticist is an object-oriented approach to counselling
- ATrue
- BFalse
14Modernist is a subjective approach to counselling
- ATrue
- BFalse
15A good definition of counselling is "a collaborative process of sharing your thoughts and feelings and experiences with someone who is trained to be understanding, insightful, analytic, reflective and skilled at ‘drawing you out’"
- ATrue
- BFalse
16Counselling outcomes may include the following
- ARelax and focus thoughts
- BProvide insight
- CDiscover repetititve patterns
- DSolve all your problems
- EReject yourself
- FAccept yourself
- GIncrease your quality of life
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- Introduction to counselling
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- Ryan Bentham
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- English
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