Homework answers / question archive / Postmodern ways of seeing the world, and counsellingper se Pluralist ways of seeing the world and practicing as a counsellor further discussion on the need for research, theory and practice - informed practice given the interesting and diverse fields you are either already working in - plus the complexity of life (so it seems) in todays world - is it any wonder that to-date , for example, we have something like 400 odd counsellingmethods? and this is only from a western perspective - what of eastern, middle eastern, African and or South American perspectives? how will 'counselling'look in ten years time, for example, if we keep going the way we're going How will socially transformativeprograms such as NDIS, My Aged Care impact on the ways we do counselling?

Postmodern ways of seeing the world, and counsellingper se Pluralist ways of seeing the world and practicing as a counsellor further discussion on the need for research, theory and practice - informed practice given the interesting and diverse fields you are either already working in - plus the complexity of life (so it seems) in todays world - is it any wonder that to-date , for example, we have something like 400 odd counsellingmethods? and this is only from a western perspective - what of eastern, middle eastern, African and or South American perspectives? how will 'counselling'look in ten years time, for example, if we keep going the way we're going How will socially transformativeprograms such as NDIS, My Aged Care impact on the ways we do counselling?

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Postmodern ways of seeing the world, and counsellingper se

Pluralist ways of seeing the world and practicing as a counsellor

further discussion on the need for research, theory and practice - informed practice

given the interesting and diverse fields you are either already working in - plus the complexity of life (so it seems) in todays

world - is it any wonder that to-date , for example, we have something like 400 odd counsellingmethods?

and this is only from a western perspective - what of eastern, middle eastern, African and or South American perspectives?

how will 'counselling'look in ten years time, for example, if we keep going the way we're going

How will socially transformativeprograms such as NDIS, My Aged Care impact on the ways we do counselling?