Counselor Interview Paper

This advice has a significant impact on Christian counselors in the sense that the integration process is seemingly not difficult, however, it can cause complications. Earlier in the interview Dr. Parker mentioned the diversity of Regent University students with their expression of their faith. Albeit Catholicism, Presbyterian, Evangelical, and so on. This is similar to the clients that will cross paths with the counselor. The Christian counselor needs to be aware and respect other people’s religious beliefs and listen carefully to the hinting that the client will express. As mentioned earlier in the paper clients will hint their bias about life, genders, cultures, and so on. There is no difference, the client will mention their beliefs they follow and as Dr. Parker articulated that the therapist should listen for these beliefs and be aware that all denominations share Christian core values. …show more content…
Parker mentioned that he did not work with couples and could not give me any advice about how that field has progressed. Although my interest is in marriage and family I will be seeking a license professional counselor license. As I have received information that marriage and family therapy is actually couples therapy an LPC will allow me to broaden my clientele and work with many different people. The reason I interviewed Dr. Parker was that my route to Regent was different similar to his and I to one day would like to instruct future counselors who will one-day aid individuals or families in their time of need. This interview was a magnificent assignment and permitted me to pick the brain of an accomplished