Providing guidance:
A)is an archaic term that best describes school counseling in the 1960s and has little to do with contemporary counseling and particularly crisis intervention.
B)means clients are incapable of helping themselves.
C)means clients don't have the knowledge or resources available to get themselves out of the crisis and need an expert in providing them with the tools to do so.
D)means helping clients focus on their goals.

Question

Providing guidance:​
A)is an archaic term that best describes school counseling in the 1960s and has little to do with contemporary counseling and particularly crisis intervention.
B)​means clients are incapable of helping themselves.
C)means clients don't have the knowledge or resources available to get themselves out of the crisis and need an expert in providing them with the tools to do so.​
D)means helping clients focus on their goals.

Quizplus · Accepted Answer

Providing guidance means helping clients who are in crisis but don't have the knowledge or resources required to get themselves out of it. A counselor provides them with the tools and guidance to achieve their goals. This term does not mean that clients are incapable of helping themselves, nor it is an outdated concept.

Providing Guidance:​

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