Discussion
There is no freedom to the individual in ........................ type of counselling.
Answer: A
There is no freedom to the individual in directive counselling.
In directive (counsellor-centred) counselling, associated with E. G. Williamson, the counsellor collects data, diagnoses the problem, decides what should be done and advises the client, who is expected to follow. The counsellor is the expert, and the client has little freedom in the process.
Non-directive (client-centred) counselling, developed by Carl Rogers, gives the client the greatest freedom: the counsellor listens and reflects while the client finds his own solution. Group and individual counselling describe how many people are counselled, not how much freedom they have.
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