Counselling
Talking treatment, also known as therapy or psychotherapy, which allows individuals to talk about their problems.
There are many different forms of counselling including
- Cognitive Behavioural Therapy, also known as CBT
- Humanistic, which includes person centred, transactional analysis and gestalt approaches
- Psychodynamic, which includes psychoanalytic approaches
Counsellors do not normally give advice but help their clients to find their own solutions.
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