Titlebook: Counselling in India; Reflections on the P Sujata Sriram Book 2016 Springer Science+Business Media Singapore 2016 experience of counselling

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Marital Counselling in India: Perspectives from Family Court Counsellors,at counsellors had to deal with on a daily basis. Counsellors brought up work-related issues such as high case load, involuntary clients, stagnation in the work role and lack of support from the system, coupled with inadequate training. Suggestions were made on the need for periodic training, accred

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Telephone Counselling in India: Lessons from iCALL,ute of Social Sciences to address the psychosocial needs of individuals in need of mental health services in India, offering counselling by telephone and by email. This paper examines how telephone counselling is carried out and offers insights into the experience of providing counselling through a

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Counselling in India: An Introduction to the Volume,India. The experiences of being therapists and counsellors in India are illustrated, with an emphasis on the process of therapy and counselling. In India, the stigma related to mental illness and going to a mental health practitioner persists, compounding the task of the counsellor. The discourse on

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Challenges Experienced by Novice Counsellors,alized to explore the challenges experienced by novice counsellors in India. Thirty novice counsellors filled the Development of Psychotherapists Common Core Questionnaire (DPCCQ) and in-depth interviews were conducted with six of the counsellors. The data from both methods was triangulated in the i

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Synergies Between Personal and Professional Lives of Counsellors,rapists. The paper reports the findings in the voices of ten practising counsellors (seven women and three men) from the metropolitan city of Chennai, India. In-depth interviews were conducted for collecting data and a phenomenological approach was used for the analysis of the data. The findings and

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Beginning the Journey: What Motivates Therapists to Join the Profession?,ts early stages of development. There is limited research on what motivates individuals to take up psychotherapy as a career. A qualitative dominant mixed methods research study was conceptualized to explore factors contributing to therapists choosing psychotherapy as a profession. Sixteen practisin

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,Training in Counselling: Trainers’ Perspectives, institutes running counselling programmes of varying duration—short-term, diploma and degree programmes. Counselling training imbued counsellors with theory and practice. An absence of a standardized curriculum for counselling training produced inconsistency in graduates across programmes. Over the