Titlebook: Counselling Skills in Everyday Life; Kathryn Geldard,David Geldard Textbook 2003Latest edition The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Autho

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Inviting a person to talk,s that she needed to complete with some urgency, and her normal friendly manner had been replaced by rather brief, grumpy responses. Also, she looked as though she had slept in the clothes she was wearing and had forgotten to brush her hair, which she usually kept neat and tidy.

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Focusing on the central problem,n by listening attentively. We’ve talked about the way in which we can use short responses, that is expressions like, ‘Ah hum’, ‘Yes’, and ‘Ah ha’, to let the person know that we are listening. We have discussed the way in which we can let the person know that we are listening and understanding by r

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Exploring possible solutions,ree positions A, B, and C, where it can be appropriate to finish a conversation without proceeding any further. We think that it is far more important to finish a conversation at a point which is comfortable for the other person rather than to continue with the aim of finding a solution. For example

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Managing the ongoing relationship,means that we must be particularly sensitive to the person’s need for privacy and cautious when inviting them to talk with us so that we are not intrusive. When a person does choose to talk with us openly we have a responsibility to protect and value the information they have given us. Inevitably, w

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Valuing the person,nt on the kind of relationship you are able to establish with that person. When using counselling skills the relationship between you and the other person is a special relationship. It needs to have special qualities if the counselling skills you use are to be of most help.

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