Sentence examples for counselling to learn from inspiring English sources

Blume's younger fans have poured their hearts out to her for years – she even published a book of their letters, and had to go to counselling to learn "how to be supportive without feeling that I needed to save them".

All pregnant women who think they, their partners or family members are infected with HIV, have been exposed to HIV or live in a setting with a generalized HIV epidemic should get an HIV test and counselling to learn how to protect or care for themselves and their children, partners and family members.

He also visited health centres such as the Kisumu District Hospital, where young men attended counselling sessions to learn about reducing the chances of HIV transmission.

She urged schools to promote and use positive alternatives to punishment such as mentoring, guidance and counselling which enable children to learn better.

Indeed, most patients hoped that non-pharmacological options, such as counselling, or small groups to learn to control emotions, practise social skills and share experiences, would be available in adulthood ("I think I need it regarding my emotions…small group seems better, more people and more fun" P42).

They also want to learn about trauma counselling for the victims, something hitherto unheard of.

Medical professionals need to learn how to counsel cancer patients about their fertility.

"The result is defense attorneys advising clients on the impact of laws they don't understand and don't have the time to learn," said Ames Grawert, counsel at New York University Law School's Brennan Center for Justice.

It would be crucial for genetic counselling and for our understanding of tumour development to learn more about these patients.

Experience counsels something entirely different: that Dave has a lot to learn.

There is a pressing need to learn from insights gained elsewhere, such as in genetic counselling and in family studies.