Guidance and Counselling, 1e

Description Individuals, especially the young, face myriad problemsrelated to growing up, social adjustment, education, and career.The guidance essential for appropriate resolution of the variouscrises that arise is usually provided by teachers, parents, andpeer group. However, given the complexity of modern life, thetransitional nature of society, an increasing variety in the natureand extent of individual problems, trained counsellors are requiredfor providing adequate guidance to the youth. Qualitative and quantitative techniques for understanding the individual and their environment. Educational, vocational, and personal social guidance. Placement and follow-up services. Counselling process, counsellors' skills, and group counselling. Latest trends in the field. Guidance Understanding the Individual: Testing Techniques Understanding the Individual: Non-testing Techniques Knowing the Environment Placement Service Follow ? up Service Evaluation and Research Educational Guidance Vocational Guidance Personal Social Guidance Counseling Process of Counseling Skill of the Counsellor Group counseling Modern Trends in Counselling