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co-counseling

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co-counseling
Peer counseling Psychology A therapeutic philosophy that originated in the 1960s in Seattle; in a typical co-counseling session, each person has an allotted time to act as a counselee, while the peer counselor helps him/her recognize hidden or blocked emotions; once one person's allotted time ends, the roles are switched. See Encounter groups, Humanistic psychology.


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This is a 21-member board that provides judicial advocacy through co-counseling with local program attorneys and volunteer pro bono attorneys and provides legislative and administrative advocacy on policies impacting the legal rights of the poor, as well as providing civil legal assistance to indigent persons who would not otherwise have the means to obtain a lawyer.
Co-counseling In this type of counseling both client and counselor take turns to act as counselor.
The firm's opening of an office in the Tampa Bay market, combined with my previous experiences co-counseling cases with David Weinstein, made the decision to join GT an easy one and created a 'win-win situation' for the entire team.
 
 
 
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