Sentence examples for offering counselling from inspiring English sources

'It's like treating the injuries of a drunk driver after an accident - it should not have happened, but now you have to minimise the damage.' (Respondent 44) Of those who said they would not offer counselling reasons for not offering counselling included not wanting to 'support' the companies' activities as well as a lack of resources (time, money).

The thankfully redesigned central menu system (if you ask nicely, the NHS is still offering counselling to those traumatised by the bewildering mess that was GT5's counterpart) offers the typical selection of themed race meetings but at given points you're given access to a roster of side activities.

The college said it was offering counselling to people who had known the teenager well.

"The university is offering counselling and support to Jeff's students and colleagues at this time".

The college said it was offering counselling with a dedicated student support team to people close to the teenager.

The health board is now writing to those who were patients between January 1 last year and June 30 this year offering counselling and testing.

"He is offering counsel and they [the board] are talking together.

Cuban advisers are dotted throughout Venezuela's ministries, offering counsel on everything from literacy to opposition movements and elections.

And this, unfortunately, is what the doctors and the guidebooks offering counsel to caregivers often fail to notice.

Seated on the vintage-looking couches and armchairs there will be strangers sharing stories, offering counsel and friendship.

Offering counsel on these soft issues is not altruistic; it's a way to get families to understand an adviser's value.