Introduction
Human beings are very complex and they are hard to comprehend and understand. People are unique and they have their own special abilities and free will. The human mind is the most powerful organ of the body because it is the operator of everything that the body does. Every single movement and action that the body does is controlled by the mind. Counselling psychologists find it of interest to know if whether or not human beings have distinctive characteristics in their thinking, feeling, and acting that they possess or acquire naturally and that set individuals apart from other beings (Alan, 2012).
With all the new problems that are arising in South Africa, new ways are being developed in order to prevent the problems that are …show more content…
There must be a closed relationship between the client and the therapist which proves that no person is alone in this world and sharing feelings and thoughts is important. A therapist is there to facilitate and guide the client to make wise and informed decisions and the therapist must investigate the client, his or her circumstances and personal history (FISHER, 1966)
It is important that clients feel as comfortable as possible during counselling. It is best for the client to let the counsellor know about any discomfort that they may experience in counselling. It also helpful for the client to ask questions, as process moves forward. Good counselling involves a good, working, partnership between counsellor and client. From a counsellor's perspective, there are no dumb or off limit questions. A client's questions help the counsellor to do a better and more efficient job, and that's why questions are …show more content…
In order for one problem to be solved, communities also need to work together in trying and solve one problem and the other problems will follow. I feel that the cause of all of South Africa’s problems comes from one factor that has not been solved and will continue being a problem. Poverty is what leads to lots of these problems because poverty has a correlation with lack of education which may also lead to teenage pregnancy (because of lack of sex education). This can also lead to drug abuse because people now start using drugs as a way to escape the situation and reality that they are facing at that
Human beings are very complex and they are hard to comprehend and understand. People are unique and they have their own special abilities and free will. The human mind is the most powerful organ of the body because it is the operator of everything that the body does. Every single movement and action that the body does is controlled by the mind. Counselling psychologists find it of interest to know if whether or not human beings have distinctive characteristics in their thinking, feeling, and acting that they possess or acquire naturally and that set individuals apart from other beings (Alan, 2012).
With all the new problems that are arising in South Africa, new ways are being developed in order to prevent the problems that are …show more content…
There must be a closed relationship between the client and the therapist which proves that no person is alone in this world and sharing feelings and thoughts is important. A therapist is there to facilitate and guide the client to make wise and informed decisions and the therapist must investigate the client, his or her circumstances and personal history (FISHER, 1966)
It is important that clients feel as comfortable as possible during counselling. It is best for the client to let the counsellor know about any discomfort that they may experience in counselling. It also helpful for the client to ask questions, as process moves forward. Good counselling involves a good, working, partnership between counsellor and client. From a counsellor's perspective, there are no dumb or off limit questions. A client's questions help the counsellor to do a better and more efficient job, and that's why questions are …show more content…
In order for one problem to be solved, communities also need to work together in trying and solve one problem and the other problems will follow. I feel that the cause of all of South Africa’s problems comes from one factor that has not been solved and will continue being a problem. Poverty is what leads to lots of these problems because poverty has a correlation with lack of education which may also lead to teenage pregnancy (because of lack of sex education). This can also lead to drug abuse because people now start using drugs as a way to escape the situation and reality that they are facing at that