"counselling process" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to a process of talking through a problem or issue with a professional counsellor or therapist. For example: "I found the counselling process incredibly helpful and it really helped me to work through my issues".
They confirmed their seven Aboriginal players, led by Chad Wingard, would be a part of a counselling process offered, while cancelling her membership.
Fiction-as-therapy may be a useful exercise in personal understanding or as part of the counselling process but it sure as hell does not make for an interesting read.
What are the patients attitudes about their fertility and about the counselling process at the time when fertility preservation counselling is performed?
"Kurtley's obviously not playing at the moment, he's sought help which is great and he's going through a counselling process," Deans said.
Consideration should also be given to the implementation of a national database to record outcomes following laparoscopic myomectomy and morcellation; this would also help with the counselling process and assessment of individual risk.
This study aimed to explore the content and quality of pre-abortion counselling amongst women accessing an abortion service in South Africa as well as client experience of the counselling process.
As well as strengthening medical services and communication and counselling processes, health and research policy on SCD should support broader social programmes targeting underlying gender and economic inequalities.
As well as strengthening medical services and communication and counselling processes, the study highlights the importance of broader social programmes targeting underlying gender and economic inequalities.
The simulated counselling processes followed exactly the guidelines of the new focused ANC model, as listed in table 1 'Client Education and Counselling' [ 10].
As customary in other counselling processes, the first personal contact served primarily to get to know one another and to record health status and care needs [ 14, 18, 19].
Information is a powerful tool in prevention and care of HIV [ 45], and is of critical importance in counselling processes covering both psycho-social and the preventive aspects [ 16].
