The word "counselling" is correct and can be used in written English. You can use the word "counselling" to refer to the act of providing advice or guidance as part of a professional role. For example, "The school guidance counsellor provides students with counselling to help them make their career choices.".
They're the reason that, instead of going to jail, I got one year of counselling.
Primary care physicians tend to prescribe drugs rather than CBT, although some countries, including the UK and Australia, have initiatives intended to increase the availability of counselling.
Alan Percy is head of counselling at the University of Oxford and media spokesperson for the British Association of Counselling and Psychotherapy: Universities and Colleges.
(3) None of the first four sentences end with exclamation marks, although the last sentence of the article does end with four!!!! (4) Andy Burrows told one journalist he had turned to drink and counselling because he was "all out of coping mechanisms".
After using their universities counselling service, the majority of students report they are less likely to withdraw from their course, feel better able to study and feel better equipped to seek future employment.
Counselling and talking therapies, such as cognitive behaviour therapy (CBT), are recognised as just as effective over the long term.
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