Correct option is D
Explanation:
The Developmental Model of Egan emphasizes helping clients challenge their perspectives and behaviors through specific methods. The following methods are aligned with Egan’s model:
- C. Identification of Models (Correct):
- Refers to introducing role models or examples to inspire clients toward positive change.
- D. Immediacy (Correct):
- A counselling technique where the counsellor addresses what is happening in the moment between the client and themselves to challenge or clarify perspectives.
- E. Self-Disclosure (Correct):
- Involves the counsellor sharing relevant personal experiences to encourage the client to reflect or explore new possibilities.
Information Booster:
Three Stages:
- Stage 1: Exploration (Understanding the Issue)
- Explore and clarify concerns, feelings, and behaviors.
- Build trust and self-awareness.
- Goal: Identify the problem and see the bigger picture.
- Stage 2: Understanding (Developing New Perspectives)
- Understand the causes of issues and gain new perspectives.
- Examine thoughts, beliefs, and behaviors contributing to challenges.
- Goal: Gain insight into internal and external factors.
- Stage 3: Action (Making Changes)
- Develop strategies for change and goal-setting.
- Take responsibility for actions and create actionable plans.
- Goal: Build skills for managing future challenges independently.
Additional Information:
- A. Reviewing Better Times:
- While valuable for motivation, this technique is not specifically part of Egan’s methods for challenging in counselling.
- B. Asocial Response:
- This is not a recognized method in Egan’s counselling model and does not align with effective therapeutic practices.