People who are perhaps captured as extremists can be counseled back to reality as well, so a lot can be done in that area.
The New Yorker, January 7 , 1939P. 13 Anecdote which Leo Leventritt, son of Judge David Leventritt tells about Donald Coster, late president of the McKesson and Robbins Drug Company, and how he was his counsel back in 1913.
O, the phenomenally successful creation of Oprah Winfrey (it has sold as many as three million copies a month since its debut in April), counsels scaling back and getting in touch with one's authentic self, but remains all the while a vociferous cheerleader for the lush life.
When my Baptists neighbors told me that I was going to hell because I didn't accept Jesus Christ as my Savior, and taunted me with exactly how torturous eternity would be for me, my mother repeatedly counseled me back to center.
The Tories have not seen the inside of Downing Street since 1997; practicality counselled firms to back the winning horse.
His editor at one point counselled him against reprinting "Back in New Fire," his modest 1996 proposal that AIDS had put the sizzle back into one-night stands, that it might prove "the salvation of sexuality in the 1990s".
His earlier criticisms were fiercely condemned by leading Republican outlets, including the editorial page of The Wall Street Journal, and even some top advisers to Mr. Gingrich have counseled him to back away.
Soering's counsel fired back.
MasterCard's chief counsel fired back: "If American Express gets its way, neither competition nor the consumer wins".
But the United Nations is refusing to discuss the agreement, and plans to send its legal counsel, Hans Corell, back to Cambodia to discuss details.
