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Government Counselling Regulation
The current government wishes to regulate counselling and chose the Health Professions Council (HPC) and Skills for Health to accomplish this.
The consultation deadline was 16th October 2009 and the Shadow Health Minister Ann Milton stated that she had received unprecedented criticism of the proposals, and regulation has been delayed.
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why people come for counselling
Person-centred Counselling can help with many issues, such as:
- Feeling worried or unhappy about some aspect of your life
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Difficulties because of a painful experience in the past
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Difficulties because of a present situation
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Family difficulties
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Personal relationships
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Lack of self-esteem
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Anxiety
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Depression
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Bereavement
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Anything else that is worrying you
You may feel that your problem is not important enough to seek counselling. However, if it is worrying you, it is important enough!
Person-Centred Counselling offers:
- A safe environment
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A space in which to be heard
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Non – judgmental listening
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Reflective interventions
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Unconditional respect
-Empathetic understanding
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Confidentiality
Person-centred Counselling can help to:
- enable you to resolve problems or at least come to terms with them
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make sense of your life experiences
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gain insight into why you are like you are
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raise self-esteem
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become more confident
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feel less hurt by past emotional situations
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make changes within yourself
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take more control of your life
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promote a sense of well-being