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Counselling helps you look at difficulties and problems that you may be experiencing work, life or cultural transition. Sharing thoughts, feelings and your experiences in a confidential, non-judgemental environment, will help you to work through concerns so that you can understand more clearly what is happening now, and how you would like things to change. A counselling session provides a time and an opportunity to talk with a trained professional in confidence about any issues that causes you concern. These may include for example: problem with work performance, adjusting to change, career transition, handling stress, dealing with traumatic events, how we feel about ourselves, work-life balance, our relationships with partners, families, friends and co-workers, grief and loss, adjusting to our new life and cultural issues. Counselling sessions are normally arranged on a weekly basis and each session lasts 60 minutes. You may require more than one session. If additional sessions are recommended, you and your counsellor will discuss and agree on what these sessions will cover. We use Integrative Counselling therapy (also called Eclectic). This term is used to describe either an integration of two or more therapies or an integration of counselling techniques. Integrative counselling is not tied to any single therapy since no one single approach works for every client in every situation. Our flagship is Cross-Cultural Transition and Adaptation. Here are a few reasons how our counselling services can add value in your organisation:
Using our counselling service enables you to consult with trained counsellors who understand human behaviour and relationships as well as workplace cultural differences. We are skilled in problem recognition, conflict management, development of human relation skills and issues of workplace stress. The maximum benefit of our service is gained through a proactive approach that addresses issues and concerns before they become a crisis. In Sessionis about short-term, solution-focused and integrative counselling. The counselling sessions are informal, friendly, non-judgemental and focused on your needs. It can be face-to-face, over the phone or through an online private room, whichever is more convenient for you. Our therapy must fit the client as well as the relationship between the client and the counsellor. Your counselling sessions can help you to:
Our online counselling sessions are available to you now. Some people prefer to be discrete or may feel unconformable speaking with a client face-to-face or a client is unable to meet his or her session and would like to pick up where they left off from a previous session. We needed to make sure we cater to most of our clients' needs and availability. Each session will cost $80 and last for 1 hour. A key feature of In Sessionis the high level and regard of confidentiality and respect for your privacy. Our staff is not required to inform anyone of your visits. Should you need to advise your employer or family that you are attending sessions with us, they are required to observe strictest confidentiality and to support you in accessing our services. If your employer has sent you to us, a report will be provided without disclosing any non-business related, private information. You and your counsellor will agree on the content to be provided to your employer. Confidentiality also means that no one will receive information from your counsellor concerning your situation. Conversations and any informtion you share with your counsellor will be in strictest confidence and will not be communicated further unless written authorisation is given by you. In extreme cases and in order to protect the client or someone close to him or her, the counsellor has an obligation to breach confidentiality when it is clear-cut and the client may harm him or herself, and the counsellor seems the idea to be serious. In addition, if the client poses a danger to others, the counsellor has a duty of care when statements are more than mere words and foreseeing an actual danger. When this is to believe to be the case, the counsellor's duty to warn the potential victim and or authority supersedes the concern for confidentiality. Sometimes the symptoms appear a few hours or days after the event. In other instances, the symptoms may not appear for weeks or months. In Session can assist people in their recovery. The following tips may help to minimise the stress reaction:
If someone you know has been affected, you can help by:
Remember, people recover at their own pace. Be patient and understand. We offer a variety of resources and training material for employers as well as self-help information. Please click here to visit our affiliated resource centre The Learning Mall. |
