Four Stages in the Counseling Process by Girard Egan
Below are the four stages in the Counseling Process by Girard Egan
1) Attending to the counselee and building rapport.
2) Responding to the counselee and helping him to explore his feelings, experiences and behavior.
3) Building understanding in both counselor and counselee.
4) Stimulating action that subsequently is evaluated by the counselor and the counselee together.
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angie on
Fri, 20th Nov 2009 6:59 am
Nothing endures but change.
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