Counseling refers to the (often formal) process of providing advice.
Services that are provided to assist caregivers in adjusting to the change in personal roles, and to learn effective ways for controlling personal and family stress.
Opinions, directions, advice, etc. given after consultation and/or testing to an individual in order to guide him or her in understanding himself or herself. Used primarily in psychology, psychiatry, education, and social work.
Emotional support and guidance to enhance coping throughout the breast cancer experience.
Counseling is a process of communication by which a person is helped to identify her or his sexual and reproductive health needs and to make the most appropriate decisions about how to meet them. Counseling is characterized by an exhange of information and ideas, discussion and deliberation.
Counseling is a general term that refers to a range of services provided by a professional that are designed to reduce emotional distress. The counseling process involves identifying the causes of distress and using specific techniques to relieve and manage distress.
advice; opinion or instruction regarding the judgement or conduct of another.
This term categorizes those tools in QualityTools where advice or guidance is provided to patients by knowledgeable professionals.
This is a service that helps consumers adjust to personal crises, change in personal roles, and to learn effective ways to control personal and family stress.
One of the services provided by the chaplains in an RMF involving confidentiality and the honoring of privileged information. The professional service of providing guidance to an individual by means of psychological methods such as taking case histories, using personal interviewing techniques, and helping to devise a plan of action or behavior for the person being counseled.
Supportive and educational interventions aimed at assisting the patient or family in identifying key issues and problem solving around them.
Services provided by faculty and staff to assist students with personal, academic and social concerns. The Counseling Center serves as the primary point of contact for obtaining these services.
A means of assisting and developing students and subordinates. A leader/instructor counsels subordinates: to praise and reward good performance, to develop teamwork, to inform students on how well or how poorly they are performing, to assist students to reach required standards, to cause students to set personal and professional goals, and to help students resolve personal problems.
The catch-all name for professional guidance in just about any area that might be related to your College success. Could mean anything from development of better study skills to assistance with serious personal issues. "Counselors" are the faculty and staff with professional credentials in this field. Can overlap with academic " advising", particularly in the early semesters of planning your educational goals.
Advice, information exchange and guidance provided to employees on radiologically related topics, such as dose perspectives; potential health effects from radiation exposure; skin contaminations; contaminated wounds; internally deposited radioactivity; pregnancy; and radiation exposure. This advice and guidance is normally provided by knowledgeable, senior professionals from the Radiological Control Organization and other organizations, such as Medical, as appropriate.
Advice and/or help given to someone by a trained therapist.
(KOWN-suh-ling) The process by which a professional counselor helps a person cope with mental or emotional distress, and understand and solve personal problems.
Discussions with a health professional regarding assistance with life situations, behavior, relationships, and feelings.
a process through which a person can receive assistance in sorting through issues and reaching decisions appropriate to their life circumstances. Counseling for adoption should be done by trained, experienced, adoption counselors.
advice or help given by someone qualified to give such advice or help (often psychological counseling).
Guidance provided by professional counselors in academic, vocational, and personal matters.
Advice or guidance provided by training, licensed professional such as a psychiatrist, psychologist, or a social worker.
The business of providing people with expert advice on a subject, based on the counselor's extensive, expert knowledge of the subject.
Talking with a person in a way that helps that person solve a problem or helps to create conditions that will cause the person to improve his behavior, character, or values. The providing of basic, technical, and sometimes professional assistance to employees to help them with personal and work related problems.
