Integrative Approach In Counselling

Humans are social beings and their survival is contingent on the fulfilment of their needs. When these needs are not satiated there is a conflict which hampers stability. Mental or physical incapacity, unfavourable environment can induce threat and vulnerability in people resulting in losing hope for a normal living. It takes astuteness, tenacity, perseverance, self- efficacy, awareness and a presence of a strong support system to overcome any threat in life causing instability. In this instance, rather than feeling overwhelmed individuals have an option to seek support from a trained professional, a counsellor, who assists in building lost hope, trust and confidence through counselling.

In Counselling, the counsellor and client form a contractual relationship followed by a number of interactive sessions that ensues on various sensory, cognitive and emotional levels. The counsellor, through evidence based theoretical orientations helps the distraught client to reach functional stability by screening arbitrary beliefs, explore veracity and device self-reliance tools. As a counsellor, I will follow a holistic, client cantered and a structured approach comprising elements of both empirical and intangible art. I will relate with the problems of the client, …show more content…
amalgamation of Solution Based Therapy or Cognitive- Behaviour Therapy with Expressive Therapy depending on the presenting problems of the client. I would like to break the monotony of talking therapy and add some creative ideas that correspond with the expressive style of the client. Every client faces unique angsts; an insightful therapist will form the structure of the therapy pertaining to each individual needs and attributes. An effective counselling process incorporates biopsychosocial model which takes into account clients socio-economic status, psychological impairment, ,educational and cultural