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    The document provides a series of questions for a client to answer when ending counseling. The questions assess (1) the original problem that brought the client into counseling, (2) what the client has learned through the counseling process about themselves and their life, and (3) the specific changes the client has made by God's grace to become more like Christ. The final two questions gauge (4) areas the client still needs to learn or improve, and (5) the client's plan to continue working on growth after counseling ends.

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    The document provides a series of questions for a client to answer when ending counseling. The questions assess (1) the original problem that brought the client into counseling, (2) what the client has learned through the counseling process about themselves and their life, and (3) the specific changes the client has made by God's grace to become more like Christ. The final two questions gauge (4) areas the client still needs to learn or improve, and (5) the client's plan to continue working on growth after counseling ends.

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    When To End Counseling

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    AdiAri Rosiu
    The document provides a series of questions for a client to answer when ending counseling. The questions assess (1) the original problem that brought the client into counseling, (2) what the client has learned through the counseling process about themselves and their life, and (3) the specific changes the client has made by God's grace to become more like Christ. The final two questions gauge (4) areas the client still needs to learn or improve, and (5) the client's plan to continue working on growth after counseling ends.

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    Assessment When Ending Counseling

    Write your answers on a separate sheet of paper, if necessary

    1. Describe the problem that initially brought you into counseling.

    2. Summarize the things you have learned (about God, yourself, others, life, gospel, your living
    situation, etc.).

    3. By God’s grace, what are the things that have changed since you began counseling (list specific
    changes you have made to become more like Christ and please God)

    4. What are things / areas you still need to learn more about (areas of confusion or doubt), and
    what are things / areas that still need to be changed?

    5. What is your plan to continue to address these areas? What are the things you have put in place
    to keep you changing and growing in these areas?

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