counselling

Definition:
1. Something that provides direction or advice as to a decision or course of action.

Use 'counselling' in a sentence:

• 1. Counselling at an earlier stage can avoid this problem.
• 2. The study found that such counselling worked, both mentally and physically.
• 3. Please seek counselling or support if you need to.
• 4. They are under too much stress counselling needy students.
• 5. Testing and counselling services are also being used by an increasing number of people.
• 6. On campus, he quickly found that beyond ordinary counselling, the university had no services for students who were undergoing physical rehabilitation and suffering from depression like him.
• 7. Counselling and support to mothers for infant feeding.
• 8. The money raised from jewels could now provide clinics and counselling.
• 9. Relationship counselling for the fund and the bank.
• 10. Students are more comfortable seeking counselling in school.
• 11. People must agree to be tested for HIV and appropriate counselling should be provided.
• 12. This is not the same as marriage therapy or counselling.
• 13. HIV counselling and testing are fundamental for HIV prevention.
• 14. If you need to seek further counselling, then please do so.
• 15. Data on counselling and testing were collected in registers.
• 16. Testing and counselling for HIV and stis.
• 17. Most universities have a campus counselling service, so don't be afraid to ask for help.
• 18. His company, he says, provides counselling to people in unhappy marriages.
• 19. receive education and counselling on options for care and treatement;
• 20. He received counselling from a school social worker.
• 21. Why did he refuse a joint counselling session?
• 22. Recent data indicate increasing availability of HIV testing and counselling services.
• 23. Counselling is not enough.
• 24. Counselling is being given to those most immediately affected by the tragedy.
• 25. They offer a free counselling service which can offer help and advice on legal matters.
• 26. They are offered very little counselling or support.
• 27. Many churches provide excellent pastoral counselling.
• 28. Health officials are proposing to expand their services by organising counselling.
• 29. They will regain confidence with counselling.
• 30. She will need medical help and counselling to overcome the tragedy.
• 31. A few schools now offer counselling sessions; all have some system of pastoral care.
• 32. She's a nurse by profession and now runs a counselling service for women.
• 33. They offer free counselling on legal matters.