A branch of science that deals with the institutions, functioning of human society, and with the interpersonal relationships of individuals as members of society.

• Natural Science

• Social Studies

• Social Sciences

• Applied Sciences

It provides healing, courage and strength for an individual to face his/her issues and take up the best possible option in moments of life crisis.

• Social Work

• Communication

• Counseling

• Consultation

 Friends’ attitudes, norms and behaviors have a strong influence on adolescents

• Peer context

• Culture Context

• Process context

• Client context

Source of norms, values, symbols, and language which provide the basis for the normal functioning of an individual.

• Client Context

• Culture Context

• Counseling Context

• Peer context

Concerned with the environment and atmosphere where to conduct the counseling session.

• Process Factors

• Contextual Factors

• Client Factors

• Counselor Factors

The personality, skills, and personal qualities of a counselor can significantly impact the outcomes of the counselling relationship.

• Process Factor

• Contextual Factor

• Client Factor

• Counselor Factor

Everything that clients bring to the counselling context is called?

• Client Factors

• Counselor Factors

• Contextual Factors

• Process Factors

It constitutes the actual counseling process.

• Process factors

• Contextual Factors

• Client factors

• Counselor factors

This involves providing a clear and deep analysis of what the problem is, where it comes from, its triggers, and why it may have developed.

• Developing trust

• Ending the Professional relationship

• Exploring problem areas

• Helping to set goals

This involves setting and managing goal-directed interventions.

• Ending the professional relationship

• Helping to set goals

• Maintaining changes

• Building trust