Sentence examples for counselling roles from inspiring English sources

For example, Spittal et al. (2008) developed the Wayo Programme, a reproductive health initiative in northern Uganda that trained women from the community to assume traditional Acholi, wayo-like counselling roles for the purposes of passing on sexual education and HIV prevention information from adults to younger women [ 31].

The process of withdrawing treatment involves switching role from that of an "advocate" for curative or disease modifying treatments to a supportive "counselling" role for palliative, end of life care [ 49].

But Garnett adds: "To a certain degree it's a counselling role.

"We have recently discussed establishing a group of about 35-40 board executives to play a counselling role for new and potential female board appointees," Davies says.

Proposals by Tory MP Nadine Dorries to strip abortion providers of their current counselling role were defeated in the House of Commons by a substantial margin of 368 votes to 118.

That appointment, as well as renewed pressure from socially conservative MPs to tighten abortion laws and strip abortion providers of their counselling role, has sparked alarm among pro-choice supporters.

We have recently discussed establishing a group of about 35-40 board executives to play a counselling role for new and potential female board appointees; and I have also thought about the merits of setting up an academy for female executives.

They could take over work performed by abortion providers such as Marie Stopes and the British Pregnancy Advisory Service (BPAS), after the government said it was considering handing the counselling role to "independent" organisations.

Legislation initially proposed by Nadine Dorries and Frank Field would strip abortion providers such as Marie Stopes of their counselling role and hand it over to "independent" organisations not linked to abortion clinics.

Interview data also suggest that many nurses, including ART nurses, continue to have a limited understanding of their counselling role.

School welfare staff in Victoria typically refers to school welfare coordinators (often teachers with an additional counselling role), school nurses and school psychologists.