Sentence examples for started counselling from inspiring English sources

Since he started counselling, he's been in trouble a few times, but he has not been in prison again.

When I first started counselling, I was contracted for six sessions but this was not enough and I was given more.

All the child-friendly spaces have started counselling sessions for mothers, providing information on parenting skills, how to deal with the most frequent problems and how to communicate with their children.

Before I start counselling a woman, the convent sisters talk to her to explain who I am and what the charity does.

In a recently published guideline (2012), the Netherlands Centre of Preventive Child Health Care advised to start counselling parents during well baby visits on the handling and repositioning infants with an observed positional preference or skull deformation.

At the moment, UNICEF is selecting and instructing a group of local psychologists who will start counselling  children and family members next week, organizing special sessions with games and art therapy for children in Djalal-Abad and Osh Provinces.

After starting counselling at 32, he's now sober, while his band threaten to become a generation-defining act.

Many felt that by waiting to start counselling, it would cause their symptoms to become worse.

(Consultant, Centre C ) "Some people have had to wait for four to 5 months before starting counselling".

We cannot exclude selection bias owing to the way in which GPs and patients were recruited: GPs with a higher motivation for counselling activities in health behaviour may have been more inclined to accept the invitation, and patients willing to participate may have been more motivated to start counselling and undertake activities to change their behaviour than those who declined.

She founded the country's 1st pre-school-children's clinic, in 1920, in San Francisco, and in 1929, started a counselling center for the aged in San Francisco that has restored to vigor, or at least made comfortable, thousands of people.