Sentence examples for counselling given from inspiring English sources

She's picked up in a drugs bust, forced into group counselling, given the runaround by social services.

The fact that this person thought that a flippant and disrespectful response was appropriate to send back to the Stillbirth Foundation shouldn't condemn the entire organisation but it should mean that there is some counselling given to that individual.

Mystery shoppers for the report into crisis pregnancy centres found that the counselling given by Life was not exactly "non-directive", with Life's Oxford care centre claiming "strong evidence" of a link between abortion and breast cancer, while a Life centre in Reading claimed that 25% of women who have had abortions "need quite long-term counselling after it".

The group activities included one hour of physical training with integrated group counselling given by the trained leaders/instructors.

Assessments of psychosocial quality were positively related to the number of psychosocial questions, and amount of information and counselling given by the GP in both periods.

Most interventions took place in primary care, included health professionals in delivery, and involved advice or counselling given face to face or by phone (or both) on multiple occasions.

Above all, the counselling gave Citra a sense of purpose.

Preventive counselling gives individuals an opportunity to receive relevant information, to correct misconceptions about HIV, to assess risk and to motivate behaviour change if necessary [ 1, 2].

The RLP was experienced as a structured and systematic way of working that broadened the counselling, gave it a context, worked as an eye-opener and made the women think about their plans.

An APCO spokesman said the company has a policy against discussing counsel given to clients.

The counsel given to each is also unflinching and not cosy.