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COUNSELING SELF-ASSESSMENT EVALUATION This self-evaluation tool will help you assess your current knowledge, attitudes and behaviors in the main important areas of Counseling. To evaluate yourself, put the number corresponding to your level of competence in the appropriate column next to each competence area listed. NAME: ____________________________________ DATE: ____________________________________ AREAS OF COMPETENCE SCALE: always = 5 Usually = 4 Sometimes = 3 Rarely =2 Never = 1 AFTER TRAINING I. Welcoming and Building a relationship I greet the client in a friendly way I assure confidentiality I ask the reason for call I mention the YEF Hotline services I communicate care, interest and involvement I pay attention to the client=s verbal cues (content, voice tones, pace) I pay attention to the client=s nonverbal cues (changes in voice tones, pauses) My speech communicates respect, acceptance I am comfortable with managing appropriate silences I ask about feelings I use language and words familiar with the caller II. Gathering and providing information about the situation I can follow or Atrack@ what the caller is saying or the callers=s topic I uses appropriate non-word noises that encourage client to talk I only talk about myself if the information is directly pertinent I do not interrupt I ask one question at a time I refrain from leading questions or Across-examining@ I legitimize the callers=s concerns. I let the caller do most of the talking. I compliment the caller on positive actions Session 5 – Pg. 4
I have knowledge about issues relevant to the caller, such as : a: Sexuality b. Relationships (family, peers, work/school) c. Rrisk of of STD/HIV I repeat key points the caller has said regarding the situation I feel comfortable discussing sexuality/sex-related issues I repeat key feelings the caller has said regarding feelings I correct any misperceptions III. Help in planning, decision making and problem solving I refrain from offering sympathy or solutions prematurely I let the caller do most of the talking I make a summery of the main points of the situation and present them to caller I identify and communicate understanding of caller’s feelings I help the caller to identify problems and prioritize I assist the caller to develop options or solutions I assist the caller to examine consequences of each option I let the caller make the decision I feel comfortable talking about sex related topics and issues with caller I can present a concise, accurate and timely summary of themes presented by caller I confirm any decisions or choices by caller; checking commitment I offer encouragement to caller in order to take action I demonstrate knowledge of support and referral resources I thank the caller for calling I ask the caller to call again if needed . Session 5 – Pg. 5
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The counsellors also need to have a
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HANDOUT HIV/AIDS Information Post-T
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Guidelines for Giving Feedback Part
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Uses Encouragers and praise to fost
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