First, using the clinical skills overview you will accurately identify two instances used for each counseling skill and intervention and its impact on the session.

Give a nice introductory paragraph to what you will be covering in the paper and capture your thoughts and feelings about the feedback for future reference and reflection.

Compose a paragraph indicating the client's individual, biological, neurological, physiological, systemic, spiritual, cultural, and environmental factors.

Discuss what cultural implications were present, and how you approached each. Counseling interventions may need to address multicultural concerns regarding race, gender, social class, religion, etc. Also, discuss how your worldview including your heritage; attitudes; beliefs; understandings; and acculturative experiences impacted your view of your client.Discuss how your views may impact the counseling relationship or process; would it be beneficial or unhelpful?If deemed unhelpful, discuss how you might effectively shift your views that may get in the way of effective therapeutic interactions. please reference.

In a paragraph, discuss any transference (un/subconscious reactions raised in a client by the counselor) and countertransference reactions (un/subconscious reactions raised in the counselor by a client) that may emerge in session. You may need to think about this for a bit and speculation is fine. For example, you may realize that your client's sadness was triggering your conflicts with sadness from losing people and you got stuck; this could be countertransference.Or you might note "the client appeared to be slightly wary of me, which may have reflected his feelings towards his mother"; this could be potential transference. please reference

Reflect on your strengths and challenges in the session; specifically, on relationship, reflection, deepening, and other clinical skill competencies. Use references to ground your self-reflection to the literature regarding skills. Discuss what skills you demonstrated effectively and what skills potentially require more practice.

Two SMART (Specific, Measurable, Achievable, Relevant, and Time-limited) goals related to your skill development as a counselor.Consider your development as a holistic counselor and professional; what you want to accomplish before your next experience; how you will know you have achieved your goals; and, who or what resources you can access for help or support toward achieving your goals.

In conclusion, how has completing this impacted your counseling skills and professional, and personal development?