QUESTIONS:

1. Based from the case study of Hannah Baker, How are you going to respond/act as a
teacher-counselor in her case? Discuss your answer.

No, I will do the Nondirective counseling because it has several advantages that make it a
popular form of therapy. Firstly, it is client-centered, which means that the client is in control of
the therapy session. This approach helps the client feel empowered and take responsibility for
their own healing process. Secondly, nondirective counseling is rooted in the belief that humans
are fundamentally good and capable of growth and change. This creates a positive and non-
judgmental environment that encourages the client to explore their emotions and thoughts.
Additionally, nondirective counseling allows the client to find their own solutions. This approach
can help clients develop better problem-solving skills, gain self-awareness and self-acceptance,
and improve their overall mental health. Overall, the benefits of nondirective counseling make it
a valuable tool for therapists and individuals seeking emotional support.

2. Which Techniques of Counseling is the best suited for her situation? Discuss your
answer.

I will pick the Non-directive counseling has several advantages. Firstly, it is client-centered,
empowering the client and allowing them to take responsibility for their healing process.
Secondly, it is rooted in the belief that humans are fundamentally good and capable of growth
and change, creating a positive and non-judgmental environment. Additionally, non-directive
counseling allows the client to find their own solutions, helping them develop problem-solving
skills and improve their mental health. It also increases the client's ability to direct themselves in
the future and become more self-aware, fostering personal growth. Overall, non-directive
counseling is a valuable tool for therapists and individuals seeking emotional support.
3. Which Counseling Techniques do you prefer and why? Defend your answer.

The best approach between the counseling techniques depends on the individual's needs and
preferences. Non-directive counseling is client-centered and empowering, allowing the client to
take responsibility for their healing process. It creates a positive and non-judgmental
environment, rooted in the belief that humans are fundamentally good and capable of growth and
change. Non-directive counseling helps clients find their own solutions, develop problem-solving
skills, and improve their mental health. While, directive counseling involves the counselor
providing advice and direct problem-solving. This approach may be more suitable for individuals
who prefer guidance and direction from a counselor. It can be effective in certain situations, such
as when immediate solutions are needed or when the client is seeking specific advice

4. Kindly list down all the questions you want to clarify with regards to the three
counseling techniques. It will be discussed next conference meeting at Google meet.

none

Prepared By:

MA. FATIMA B. BACALA,RGC.