1. explain the difference between purity and eclecticism approaches to choosing counselling therapies.

2. summarize the principles of person-centered practice.

3. explain how erikson's psychological theory can be applied in the counselling process?

4. list 10 types of information that could be provided to clients to assist them to understand the nature of the counselling service on offer.

5. how could a counselling service effectively promote the client's understanding of that the client has a right to expect from this service?

6. provide at least 3 reasons why it is necessary to establish boundaries when developing professional relationships with clients.

7. what is meant by the term CLIENT RIGHTS? list 6 typical rights of clients who access counselling services.

8. Your organisation is a relationship counselling organisation. The client, however, is under the false impression that the counselling service will also assist with issues such as drug dependency. Write 5 questions you could ask your client to discover their expectations of the counselling service.

9. Your client is on low income and will therefore be eligible for a reduced rate on the organisation's sliding fee scale, but during the pre-counselling session, it becomes apparent that they expect the sessions to be free of charge. How would you clarify the situation in a respectful, sensitive manner?

10. Once the client's expectations have been clarified in line with those of the organisation, write 3 questions you could use to bring the client to a place where you could confirm their new expectations as being in line with those of the organisation.

11. What communication techniques and micro skills might be useful for the facilitation of the client-counsellor relationship?