A therapeutic approach aimed at helping couples resolve conflicts and improve their relationship dynamics.

A structured approach to couples therapy that focuses on emotional bonding and attachment.

A type of therapy that helps individuals change negative thought patterns to improve emotional regulation.

A communication technique that involves fully concentrating on what is being said, understanding, and responding thoughtfully.

The process of resolving a dispute or conflict by addressing the underlying issues and finding a mutually agreeable solution.

Methods used by counselors to facilitate healing and growth in clients, such as role-playing or guided imagery.

Instruments used to evaluate a couple's relationship dynamics, strengths, and areas needing improvement.

Guidelines that govern the professional conduct of counselors to ensure client welfare and confidentiality.

The process of establishing a trusting and understanding relationship between counselor and client.

The transmission of messages or emotions without the use of words, such as facial expressions and body language.

Information provided to clients about their performance or progress, essential for growth and improvement.

Strategies used to facilitate discussions between conflicting parties, aimed at reaching a resolution.

An experiential technique where individuals act out scenarios to practice counseling skills in a safe environment.

The process of organizing a tailored approach to therapy that addresses specific issues faced by clients.

Common challenges couples face, such as communication breakdown, trust issues, and financial stress.

A set of guiding principles developed by counselors to navigate ethical dilemmas in practice.

Techniques used to capture and maintain the attention of listeners during presentations.

A method of evaluating different counseling theories to identify their strengths and weaknesses.

The confidence clients have in their counselor's ability to provide support and maintain confidentiality.

Specific actions taken by counselors to address clients' issues and facilitate healing.

The process of evaluating one's own skills and progress in learning and applying counseling techniques.

The ability to convey and receive messages effectively, crucial for successful counseling.

The ability to understand and respect diverse cultural backgrounds and their impact on relationships.

Oversight provided by experienced professionals to guide and support less experienced counselors.

A type of therapy focused on improving relationships between partners through various therapeutic techniques.