1.
Incongruence:
-She wants to be mature and make decisions on her own but feels she needs reassurance
-She feels she either needs to lie to maintain her image or be ‘bad.
-Choosing things she doesn't want to do.
-Feels she goes against herself
-She wants to take more risks and feels she does not
-Hates herself is she lies, wants to be more accepting
-Her ideal self is a good person and she feels she is not
-She doesn’t accurately view organismic experience of making a decision because she feels she is not good enough
-She feels immature because she needs reassurance. She does not accurately symbolize getting help because she feels she should be more mature and do this on her own.
2.
Empathetic listening: This is when the counselor sense and address what the clients are feeling …show more content…
Unconditional positive regard: This is a warm and accepting attitude form the counselor to the client. This is not person specific. It is an unconditional and universal acceptance and positive attitude towards the client.
Examples:
-Keeps nodding his head and encouraging her to speak more.
-Never discouraging and keeps consistently positive regard
-He said “I believe in backing up people in what they want to do”
-Even when she gets a little angry, he reassures her.
Counselor congruence: This is when the counselor is genuine in their feelings and reflect the very things they are trying to promote with the client. A congruent counselor is a complete human with all emotions that are appropriately expressed. When the organismic experiences are matched with awareness and the counselor can freely express themselves appropriately.
Examples:
-He is honest about his “concerns”
-He is honest about what he is specifically trying to help her do.
-Talks about discrepancies in what they are both thinking.
3.
Organismic valuing process evidence: I believe there are examples of
Incongruence:
-She wants to be mature and make decisions on her own but feels she needs reassurance
-She feels she either needs to lie to maintain her image or be ‘bad.
-Choosing things she doesn't want to do.
-Feels she goes against herself
-She wants to take more risks and feels she does not
-Hates herself is she lies, wants to be more accepting
-Her ideal self is a good person and she feels she is not
-She doesn’t accurately view organismic experience of making a decision because she feels she is not good enough
-She feels immature because she needs reassurance. She does not accurately symbolize getting help because she feels she should be more mature and do this on her own.
2.
Empathetic listening: This is when the counselor sense and address what the clients are feeling …show more content…
Unconditional positive regard: This is a warm and accepting attitude form the counselor to the client. This is not person specific. It is an unconditional and universal acceptance and positive attitude towards the client.
Examples:
-Keeps nodding his head and encouraging her to speak more.
-Never discouraging and keeps consistently positive regard
-He said “I believe in backing up people in what they want to do”
-Even when she gets a little angry, he reassures her.
Counselor congruence: This is when the counselor is genuine in their feelings and reflect the very things they are trying to promote with the client. A congruent counselor is a complete human with all emotions that are appropriately expressed. When the organismic experiences are matched with awareness and the counselor can freely express themselves appropriately.
Examples:
-He is honest about his “concerns”
-He is honest about what he is specifically trying to help her do.
-Talks about discrepancies in what they are both thinking.
3.
Organismic valuing process evidence: I believe there are examples of