The credentialing of counselling in Australia

Pelling, Nadine; Sullivan, Brian

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“…It is possible that Hong Kong and Singapore are less litigious societies than experienced in Australia. However, adherence to an ethical code is a hallmark of a profession (Pelling & Sullivan, 2006). The professional counselling and psychological societies in Hong Kong are advised that educational sessions designed to increase awareness of ethical codes and principles are recommended.…”

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Pelling

2013

Asia Pacific Journal of Counselling and Psychotherapy

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2013

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“…Individuals in interrelationship conflict may also request interference of elder counselors as to resolve the incongruity. In support of this study, Pelling and Sulivan stated in their book of 'The credentialing of counseling in Australia', "populations served by counseling psychologists include persons of all ages and cultural backgrounds" [20]. One can therefore, simply identify that any problem raised as individual case (behavioral, emotional, personal, social, political, cultural and others) could appear in front of the elder counselor if not get resolved at the lower binary sessions.…”

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“…Being interested and potentially well-equipped in the profession, loyalty, acceptance in the community, ability to entertain different views, narration of counseling rules, respecting community guidelines, generosity, honesty and genuineness is the underlying poise considered besides education (formal or informal). Similarly, Pelling and Sullivan comprehended that "counseling psychologists adhere to the standards and ethics established by the American Psychological Association and the American Counseling Association" [20]. Alternatively, ability to cultivate traditional rules and customs relevant in keeping an individual in the expected and accepted way of life needs life experience than education.…”

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Indigenous Counseling System of Oromo Community in Ethiopia

Gadaa¹,

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J Psychol Psychother

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Even though the concept of counseling in the modern society and indigenous community vary vibrantly, the purpose of counseling is the same globally. Counseling is a serving approach for individuals 'within the system'. Oromo as a larger community in Ethiopia, Africa, has its own wisdom and way of living which is not studied well. Accordingly, this study was intended to analyze the efficacy of indigenous counseling approaches ever practiced among Oromo community. Five districts/zones/employing indigenous counseling services in their intervention were covered utilizing purposive sampling. Qualitative study method employing semi-structured interview, observation and focus group discussions were used to gather information. The study result discloses that counseling is the tradition among Oromo community in Ethiopia even if there was no attempt made by higher institutions and the government to incorporate the cultural values of counseling in the education curriculum of the country. The indigenous counseling system was mistreated area prone to alteration from the usual business. Moreover, cultural invasion by alien religious denominations, high intrusion of the dominant ruling classes through times and displacement of the local natives by the pseudo-urbanization has a moribund effect in stunting indigenous counseling systems. The methods employed, techniques and procedures used by indigenous counselors are well organized aided by the rules and regulations of Gada administration enacted on the general assembly (Gumii Gayyoo). Integrating the indigenous counseling system to the education curriculum of the country and adaptation of the modern counseling methods to the level of harmonizing and pertaining to the local community custom was recommended as key component.

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“…Individuals in interrelationship conflict may also request interference of elder counselors as to resolve the incongruity. In support of this study, Pelling and Sulivan stated in their book of 'The credentialing of counseling in Australia', "populations served by counseling psychologists include persons of all ages and cultural backgrounds" (Pelling & Sullivan, 2006). One can therefore, simply identify that any problem raised as individual case (behavioral, emotional, personal, social, political, cultural and others) could appear in front of the elder counselor if not get resolved at the lower binary sessions.…”

Section: Discussionmentioning

confidence: 78%

“…Being interested and potentially well-equipped in the profession, loyalty, acceptance in the community, ability to entertain different views, narration of counseling rules, respecting community guidelines, generosity, honesty and genuineness is the underlying poise considered besides education (formal or informal). Similarly, Pelling and Sullivan (2006) comprehended that "counseling psychologists adhere to the standards and ethics established by the American Psychological Association and the American Counseling Association". Alternatively, ability to cultivate traditional rules and customs relevant in keeping an individual in the expected and accepted way of life needs life experience than education.…”

Section: Discussionmentioning

confidence: 99%

Indigenous Counseling System of Oromo Community in Ethiopia

2019

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Oromo as a larger community in Ethiopia has its own wisdom and way of living which was not studied well. Accordingly, this study was intended to analyze the efficacy of indigenous counseling approaches ever practiced among Oromo community. Five districts employing indigenous counseling services in their intervention were covered utilizing purposive sampling. Qualitative study design involving explanatory models, semi-structured interview, observation and focus group discussions were used to gather information. The study result discloses that counseling is tradition among Oromo community even if higher institutions and the government didn't incorporate the cultural values of counseling in the education curriculum. Indigenous counseling system was mistreated area prone to alteration from the usual business. Moreover, cultural invasion by alien religious denominations, high intrusion of the dominant ruling classes through times and displacement of the local natives by the pseudo-urbanization has a moribund effect in stunting indigenous counseling systems. The methods employed, techniques and procedures used by indigenous counselors are well organized aided by the rules and regulations of Gada administration enacted on the general assembly. Integrating indigenous counseling to the education curriculum of the country and adaptation of the modern counseling methods to the level of harmonizing and pertaining to the local community custom was recommended.

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The credentialing of counselling in Australia

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