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Chapter 13 through 15 gives us more insight on the different
techniques we have been practicing throughout the entire semester. one of the main techniques mentioned in
chapter 13 that I’m really fond of is the miracle question. Not only did I try
to use this technique every chance I get during our practice and recording
session but I also used it at work with my clients. I was able to learn and
understand how bad some of my clients wanted to change based on the answers
they provided.
Thomas and Sosin (2011) mentioned that some counselors will
see counselees if they do not do their homework. I was surprised to learn that
any counselor will even take that approach.
In 510 class, I learned about the different theories and I have come
into conclusion that reality theory is something that I will be using. And with
reality therapy, the counselor assigns homework with the hope that the client
completes the assignment. From my understanding, reality therapist is not to
get discouraged or punish the client if the counselee does not complete the
homework assignment.
In chapter 14, it was mentioned that bringing spiritual
element into counseling is more complex. I totally agree with the writers
because I have thought about it several times how I can integrate spirituality
without imposing it on the counselee. It comes naturally when I am having conservation
or giving advice to friends but in a professional setting I do not know how I
can make it happen.
I began to wonder the title of this blog was going to be
after writing it, then I came to me that “ you started with Him and you are
finishing with him” Hebrews 12:2 tells
us that we should look unto Jesus, the author and finisher of our faith, who
for the joy that was set before Him endured the cross, despising the same, and
has sat down at the right hand of the throne of God. Amen!
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