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Definition of counselling in English: counselling(US counseling) noun ˈkaʊns(ə)lɪŋˈkaʊns(ə)lɪŋ mass nounThe provision of professional assistance and guidance in resolving personal or psychological problems. 丧亲（心理）咨询。 Example sentencesExamples - Psychologists also offer on-site counseling and education services relating to such topics as depression, substance abuse and trauma.
- The first offers career guidance and counselling, psychometric assessments and an education programme.
- There are many times that therapy or counseling is exactly what's needed in any effective program of self help.
- To accomplish this, he pressed for nongraded classes, open education, greater flexibility in programming, and personal counselling.
- A family physician can often help, or grief counseling or therapy may be appropriate.
- In another condition, women received both standard counseling and cognitive behavioral therapy.
- There must also be provision of legal, medical and psychological counselling and adequate social services for the victims.
- Yet we know that it can be learned and that people can become more resilient as a result of counseling and therapy.
- She says that they finally admitted that they did not have all the answers and sought professional business and personal counseling.
- Civic leaders called upon citizens to go to their houses of worship and to seek psychological counseling.
- I still have a long way to go and with the assistance of professional counseling there is hope that I will recover and begin again to rebuild my life.
- It combines group therapy, one-to-one counselling and personal assignment work.
- I suggest psychological counselling and therapy for possible recovering of her memory, and dealing with this situation.
- Short-term psycho-educational counseling will assist couples in planning emotional time together.
- The network places much emphasis on psychosocial counseling and training of counselors is a core activity of the network.
- Yet he did not, according to his testimony, seek professional counseling or guidance after it occurred.
- Mediators do not practice law (in their role as mediators) and they do not provide counseling or therapy.
- Most recovery approaches include concurrent psychological treatment or counselling to assist patients in their recovery.
- Therapeutic modalities included individual counseling, process-oriented group therapy and case management.
- He was one of the pioneers in school counseling, dedicated to helping young people get a constructive start in life.
Definition of counseling in US English: counseling(British counselling) nounˈkaʊns(ə)lɪŋˈkouns(ə)liNG The provision of assistance and guidance in resolving personal, social, or psychological problems and difficulties, especially by a professional. 咨询（尤指专业人员在个人、社会及心理问题上提供帮助和指导） 丧亲（心理）咨询。 Example sentencesExamples - Therapeutic modalities included individual counseling, process-oriented group therapy and case management.
- Yet he did not, according to his testimony, seek professional counseling or guidance after it occurred.
- Short-term psycho-educational counseling will assist couples in planning emotional time together.
- Yet we know that it can be learned and that people can become more resilient as a result of counseling and therapy.
- Mediators do not practice law (in their role as mediators) and they do not provide counseling or therapy.
- Civic leaders called upon citizens to go to their houses of worship and to seek psychological counseling.
- The first offers career guidance and counselling, psychometric assessments and an education programme.
- There must also be provision of legal, medical and psychological counselling and adequate social services for the victims.
- She says that they finally admitted that they did not have all the answers and sought professional business and personal counseling.
- He was one of the pioneers in school counseling, dedicated to helping young people get a constructive start in life.
- In another condition, women received both standard counseling and cognitive behavioral therapy.
- It combines group therapy, one-to-one counselling and personal assignment work.
- I suggest psychological counselling and therapy for possible recovering of her memory, and dealing with this situation.
- Most recovery approaches include concurrent psychological treatment or counselling to assist patients in their recovery.
- To accomplish this, he pressed for nongraded classes, open education, greater flexibility in programming, and personal counselling.
- Psychologists also offer on-site counseling and education services relating to such topics as depression, substance abuse and trauma.
- A family physician can often help, or grief counseling or therapy may be appropriate.
- There are many times that therapy or counseling is exactly what's needed in any effective program of self help.
- The network places much emphasis on psychosocial counseling and training of counselors is a core activity of the network.
- I still have a long way to go and with the assistance of professional counseling there is hope that I will recover and begin again to rebuild my life.
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