Enumeration

Question 1

Goals of Counseling

Answer 1

1. Generic Goals
2. Developmental Goals
3. Preventive Goals
4. Enhancement Goals
5. Exploratory Goals
6. Remedial Goals
7. Reinforcement Goals

Question 2

HUMAN DIMENSIONAL GOALS

Answer 2

1. Cognitive Goals
2. Psychological Goals
3. Physiological Goals

Question 3

SCOPE OF COUNSELING

Answer 3

1. Individual Counseling
2. Group Counseling
3. Multiple Counseling

Question 4

AREAS COVERED IN COUNSELING

Answer 4

1. Academic/Educational
2. Vocational/Occupational/Career
3. Personal/Social

Question 5

CORE VALUES OF COUNSELING

Answer 5

1. Enhancing human development throughout the life
   span;
2. Honoring diversity and embracing a multicultural
   approach in support of the worth, dignity, potential,
   and uniqueness of people within their social and
   cultural contexts;
3. Promoting social justice;
4. Safeguarding the integrity of the counselor–client
   relationship; and
5. Practicing in a competent and ethical manner.

Question 6

Principles of Counseling

Answer 6

• Each client must be accepted as an individual
  and dealt with as such (the counselor does not
  necessarily approve of all behavior, but still
  accepts the client as a person).
• Counseling is basically a permissive
  relationship; that is, the individual has
  permission to say what they please without
  being reprimanded or judged.
• Counseling emphasizes thinking with; not for
  the individual.
• All decision-making rests with the client.
• Counseling is centered on the difficulties of the
  client.
• Counseling is a learning situation which
  eventually results in a behavioral change.
• Effectiveness in counseling depends largely on
  the readiness of the client to make changes
  and the therapeutic relationship with the
  counselor.
• The counseling relationship is confidential.

Question 7

Roles of Counselors

Answer 7

1. As COUNSELORS
2. As COORDINATOR
3. As CONSULTANT
4. As CONDUCTOR OF ACTIVITIES
5. As CHANGE AGENT

Question 8

FUNCTIONS OF COUNSELORS

Answer 8

1. Screening
2. Intake
3. Orientation
4. Assessment
5. Treatment Planning
6. Counseling (Individual, Group, and Significant Others)
7. Case Management
8. Crisis Intervention
9. Client Education
10. Referral
11. Reporting and Record Keeping
12. Consultation with Other Professionals in Regard to Client Treatment/Services