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Clarify how therapist values operate in the counseling process
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To explain: The way in which therapist values operate in the counseling process.
Introduction: The counselors are those who show their responsibility to create self-awareness in other people. The process of continuous, cyclical series of interactions between client and counselor to set goals, formulate the activity, implement the action plans, and access the goals are called counseling process.
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Therapist values operate in the counseling process by following the ways given below:
- In what situations and when it is justified to influence the values set by the client.
- In which condition the value of the therapist with clients excessively influences the decisions done by the clients.
- Without value judgment, whether a therapist is able to interact honestly with the clients or not.
- The therapist has to express the concerns about self-destructive decisions done by the client.
- Whether it is required to inform the client about the responsibilities of the therapist values.
- The way in which a therapist is affected with the adoptive nature of the clients.
- The therapist value affects the responsibilities with the clients.
- Whether certain values are inherited in the therapeutic process.
- Whether the difference in viewpoints subtly influences the client to accept the therapist values.
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