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HELPING RELATIONSHIPS Unit 3 (Type of Helper (Non-professionals (Have…
HELPING RELATIONSHIPS
Unit 3
Type of Helper
Non-professionals
Have some interest and attended seminar or talks on effective communication and helping
Paraprofessionals
Receive more intensive training in helping on the job or at educational institutions
Professionals
Specialist who have undergone lengthy training or courses at the university level and specialized in helping/counseling skills
Difference between professional help and friendship
Friendship is a two-way process
Professional help means a one way process
How a Helper Develops
The Dualistic or Right/Wrong Stage
The Multiplistic Stage
The Relativistic Stage
Helping Process
Unrealistic Belief
I must help clients solve all their problems.
If the client were not motivated, it is my fault.
If I care about my clients or have good practical experience, that is enough.
If I were a good helper, my client will never need help again.
If I wew effective with one client, I will be effective with every client.
Reasonable Expectation
There will be many times in my training and work as a helper when I feel incompetent.
I will not be the best match for every client.
If I were succesful, the client may consult me again when a similar problem arises
Although I can stimulate clients to consider making changes, I cannot force them
Besides caring and practical experience in the helping field, I must learn all the skills I can.