Across
- 3. A critical aspect of counseling that ensures client confidentiality.
- 5. Caring for others and contributing to society, especially in later life.
- 10. Gaining control and confidence in one's life decisions.
- 11. Gaining a deep understanding of personal emotions and behavior.
- 12. Eye contact, assertiveness, and turn-taking are part of this.
- 13. Altering irrational beliefs or thought patterns.
- 15. Reaching one's full potential and integrating the self.
- 16. A key outcome of a successful counseling relationship.
- 17. Knowing and understanding your own thoughts and feelings.
- 19. Making amends for previous destructive behavior.
Down
- 1. A major issue affecting mental health, especially in teens and adults.
- 2. A unique helping relationship aimed at promoting personal growth.
- 4. A counseling goal to help clients find solutions.
- 6. The emotional depth often found in counseling conversations.
- 7. Embracing one's strengths and weaknesses without judgment.
- 8. A state of emotional, psychological, and social well-being.
- 9. A life stage often affected by peer pressure and identity crisis.
- 14. A major family issue contributing to emotional stress.
- 17. What counselors provide to help clients feel stable and safe.
- 18. Physical, sexual, or emotional harm affecting mental well-being.