Name three questions that will help you think about the core counseling theory that you are initially adopting.
What will be an ideal response?
Example questions:
-What are four basic concepts from the theory you are adopting as your core or base theory?
-What constitutes a problem in your core counseling theory?
-What are the goals of counseling for the theoretical approach you have chosen?
-Who establishes the goals in counseling?
-What is the nature of the relationship between you and the client?
-What competencies must you have to carry out your role as therapist/counselor?
-What are the responsibilities of clients during counseling? What is expected of clients?
-What can the client expect from the therapist—from you?
-What is your position on therapist self-disclosure?
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