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Helpful Counseling Techniques

Dr. Bill Gaultiere, November 1999
(714) 971-4213
drbill@CrystalCathedral.org

If you want to earn New Hope CE credit by listening to the tape and/or studying the CE Notes…

If you took the class live, via tape, or via the notes and want to go over the material again to make sure you learned it…

If you want to grow in your counseling/relational skills…

Or, if you’re a new New Hope counselor (1st year of service)…

Then just complete the following CE Exam and turn it in to Sara by:

    • Mailing it to her at New Hope, 12141 Lewis St., Garden Grove, CA, 92840
    • E-mailing it to her as a Word Document attachment at Sara@CrystalCathedral.org.

  1. It isn’t important for New Hope counselors to personally experience the benefits of being counseled or cared for as long as they use good techniques. T F
  2. The first thing for a New Hope counselor to do is to offer caring, active listening. T F
  3. The most important thing for a New Hope counselor to do is to be available to prevent a suicide. T F
  4. Helpful counselors give good advice. T F
  5. As a New Hope counselor it’s up to you help the caller make positive changes. T F
  6. What does the acronym L-I-S-T-E-N stand for?
  7. L _______________________

    I ________________________

    S _______________________

    T _______________________

    E _______________________

    N _______________________

  8. Which is the spirit and theme of New Hope counseling?
  1. Authoritative guidance
  2. Compassionate collaboration
  3. Gentle wisdom
  4. Praying for answers
  1. Of the 11 helpful counseling techniques Dr. Bill presented which are the 3 most important?
  2. (1)

    (2)

    (3)

  3. If a caller/user is talking on and on about his/her perceptions of someone else what should you do? __________________________
  4. _______________________________________________________

  5. What can you say to a caller who is talking in generalities? ________
  6. _______________________________________________________

  7. After sufficient listening and demonstration of caring for a caller who is stuck with a problem what can you do? ________________________
  8. ________________________________________________________

  9. For each helping technique listed below draw a line to the correct example or description of its usage.

Be specific Identify example(s) of negative self-talk and encourage the caller to talk to self in the same loving way he/she talks to a dear friend or child.

Assess past effort "What have you tried before?"

Brainstorm "Can you tell me about a time that you felt this way?"

Double Standard Instead of blaming only yourself for problems, identify all the factors that contributed

Positive Reframe Caller verbalizes what would he/she would like to say to someone, the other’s probable response, and then the caller’s reply.

Positive Re-label Breakdown large project/goal into smaller steps.

Re-ttribution "What do you think you could do to help change this?"

Stimulus Control "Instead of shaming yourself for being overweight you could congratulate yourself that you’re in Weight Watcher’s now."

Cost-Benefit List and weigh the advantages and disadvantages of a behavior or attitude.

Role Play "It is a terribly painful day for you. It’s also an opportunity for seek comfort in your grief

Little Steps… Alcoholic should avoid places where liquor is served and eliminate it from the house.

 
     
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