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counselling

Approach to treating problems, usually psychological ones, in which clients are encouraged to solve their own problems with support from a counsellor. There is some overlap with psychotherapy, although counselling is less concerned with severe psychological disorders.



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Both together will they not be the best defenders of the whole soul and the whole body against attacks from without; the one counselling, and the other fighting under his leader, and courageously executing his commands and counsels?
His experience told him that intervention was too dubious a responsibility to be lightly incurred; the possible issue either of an endeavor to restore the former relations with Lucy and Philip, or of counselling submission to this irruption of a new feeling, was hidden in a darkness all the more impenetrable because each immediate step was clogged with evil.
Is this decent, pup, when greyheads are counselling together, to break in upon their discourse with the whinings of a hound
 
 
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