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Subrat SaurabhAuthor of Kuch Woh Pal
Counselling theories and techniques can be used by those with a specific emotional concern as well as those who simply want to explore themselves. Understanding why we are the way we are often brings with it a sense of well-being and a stronger sense of self. As counselling techniques are considered one of the more long-term counselling techniques types, it is perhaps less useful for those seeking quick, solution-focused therapies. Psychoanalytic therapy is a gradual process that takes time; however the results can be life changing. Some believe due to the nature of the therapy, psychoanalytic work is better suited to more general concerns such as anxiety, relationship difficulties, sexual issues or low self-esteem. Phobias, social shyness and difficulties sleeping are further examples of areas that could be addressed within psychoanalytic therapy. Critics have pointed out that the therapy may not be as useful to those with more specific or obsession-based concerns such as obsessive compulsive behavior, as you may be too concerned by your actions to participate fully. This Book can halp you and guied in further studies about the counselling theories and techniques.
Dr. Jipson Lawrance J
Dr. Jipson Lawrance is an English and Malayalam Essayist, Columnist, Translator, literary critic, motivation speaker, Language trainer, Theologian, Metaphysician, and Experimental Psychologist. He is a young man who shows outstanding performance on the field, whatever he touches. He was born as the second son of Dr.D.E Lawrance (Sidha Physician) and Mrs. Jaya Lawrance. His elder brother Mr.Lickson Lawrance is beside him to support him in his life journey. Dr. Jipson made a remarkable contribution to early life education in different parts of India.
He is standing first among the students from his village, obtaining the highest results in Ancient languages (Greek and Sanskrit) and also in Psychology. He used to say his best teachers were his books and parents. His method of reading books influenced him greatly during his studies. He started to work as a teacher while he was a student in higher secondary at the age of 16. He became a great teacher and an accurate experimentalist. He proved his skill as a young and energetic motivational speaker among teenagers in different states of India and a few other foreign countries. He is better able to deal with students in private, since the assignment of his students was in no way a hindrance to their success of them, even if they are older than him.
One can say much, though not enough, of the excellency of his motivational speech of his seasonable, suitable, and Psychological matter of his plain expositions of students life, his pleasing method, his genuine and natural conclusions, his convincing arguments, his clear and powerful demonstrations, his heart penetrating applications, and his comfortable supports to those that were hurt in morality. In short, that He must have a very soft head, or a very hard heart, or both, that sits under his teaching unaffected.
