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 - Counsellors focus on ‘normal’ people with ‘everyday’ problems such as relationship, stress, workplace, and grief and loss issues.
- Counsellors usually engage in one-on-one, family, or group work.
- Counsellors can refer clients to a General Practitioner or Psychologist for issues of a more serious nature.
- Counsellors adopt a ‘more positive’ approach towards patients, with a major focus on the patient’s capability for improvement, achievement and productivity.
- Counselling is a learning-oriented process, and counsellors are the facilitators.
- In New Zealand & Australia, a recognised Diploma is a generally accepted qualification level for the practice of Professional Counselling.
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