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Discover LudwigThe phrase "counselling office" is correct and can be used in written English.
It refers to a physical space or location where counseling services are provided. Example: "After the traumatic event, the victim was encouraged to seek support at the counseling office."
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I left that person behind in the dimly lit counselling office.
Mizuki followed Mrs. Sakaki out of the counselling office, down the hallway, and into the elevator.
There are now about 40 trained draft counsellors & this spring a public counselling office was set up.
The following week, when Mizuki entered the counselling office Mrs. Sakaki greeted her with the biggest smile Mizuki had ever seen on her.
Picture the freshman who's depressed but doesn't realize it, or can't get an appointment at the counselling office, or doesn't trust the counsellors.
Ann Romney talked about this, too, as have other speakers, to the point that it sometimes sounds like a high-school counselling office, with a hurt teenager being told that the other kid in the fight is just bitter.
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"With state-run counselling offices, couples can learn more about how to be together before they have problems and talk things through when problems do arise," she said.
"I want to sell it as a product, not an artwork," says Wilcox, who envisages his invention being used in embassies and family counselling offices.
The declaration of patient rights is currently accompanied by strengthening independent patient counselling offices and by the new institutionalisation of patient representation in the Joint Federal Committee.
Courses were developed for youth in villages, for future mothers, and counselling offices for mothers and children were opened.
UNICEF helped by enabling the work of counselling offices for children, and made them operational,'' Dr Parezanovic recalls.
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