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Pure Science and Applied Social Science

Venn Diagram
• Common problems among
senior high school students

 Common misconceptions about

counseling.
“Student Feud”
Game
• What are some common causes of academic stress among high
school students?
• Ano ang karaniwang sanhi ng pagkabalisang o academic stress ng
mga estudyanteng sa senior high school?
• A. Heavy workload, tests and exams, pressure from parents, social
media, lack of time management skills.
• What are some ways that high school students can manage
academic stress?
• Anong mga paraang gagawin ng mga estudyante sa senior high
school upang mai-manange ang kanilang pagkabalisa o stress
hinggil sa pag-aaral?
• A. Practice time management skills, seek help from school
counselors or peers, participate in stress-reducing activities,
prioritize your tasks, set realistic goals.
• What are some common challenges that high school students face
when choosing a career?
• Ang mga karaniwang hamon na hinaharap ng mga estudyanteng
senior sa pagpili ng karerang gusto nila.
• A. Confusion about what to study, pressure to choose a popular
field, limited awareness of career options, fear of making the
wrong choice.
• What are some strategies that students can use to improve their
time management skills?
• Ano ang mga estratehiyang magagamit ng mga estudyante upang
mas makibagay sila sa kanilang oras sa pag-aaral?
• A. Create a to-do list and prioritize tasks, use a calendar to
schedule and plan your time, break down large tasks into smaller,
more manageable steps, practice mindfulness.
.
What are some common barriers that high school students
face when seeking help from school counselors?

• A. Fear of being judged, lack of awareness of available


counseling services, feeling that their problems are not
significant enough, long wait times to get an appointment.

• What are some common misconceptions about mental health


among high school students?

• A. Mental health issues are only faced by those with


"serious" problems, mental health counseling is only for
those who are mentally ill, seeking help means you are
weak-minded.
• What are some alternative ways that high school students can
cope with stress and anxiety?

• A. Practice mindfulness, engage in physical activity, participate in


stress-reducing activities like yoga, meditation, or art therapy, talk
to a trusted friend or family member, seek professional help if the
situation is severe.

• What are some effective ways for high school students to build
self-confidence?

• A. Practice positive self-talk, set realistic goals and achieve them,


seek out new experiences and challenges, learn to handle rejection
or failure, surround yourself with supportive people.
• Family Feud-style: Name as many common problems among senior high school students as you can!

• Top 5 Answers:

• Academic stress and pressure

• Relationship issues with peers and romantic partners

• Financial struggles and concerns

• Fear of the future and uncertainty about college and career paths

• Mental health struggles and lack of support

• Family Feud-style: Name as many common misconceptions about counseling as you can!

• Top 5 Answers:

• Counseling is only for students with “serious” problems or mental health issues

• Counselors can fix all of a student’s problems

• Counselors only tell students what to do and don’t listen or understand them

• Counseling is only for students who are failing or doing poorly in school

• Students who go to counseling are weak or have something to hide.


Common problems Common
Misconceptions
1. Relationship problems 1. A person seeing a
2. Family problems counselor has mental
3. Academic problems illness
4. Financial problems 2. Counseling means giving
5. Personal problems advice
3. Counseling is part of the
discipline board
4. A counselor is a problem
solver
5. Counseling is brain
washing
Counseling
• It is a field of study or a discipline that deals
with the provision of advice or guidance of
decision making ,particularly for those who
are in emotionally significant situations such
as those demoralized, distressed or
otherwise in a negative state of mind about
something.

Counseling
• Work with relationship and with
relationships which maybe
developmental, crisis support,
psychotherapeutic, guiding or problem
solving .. (BAC 1984)
• The task of counseling is to give the
client an opportunity to explore,
discover and clarify ways of giving
more satisfyingly and resourcefully.
• Counseling professionals or
practitioners or commonly referred to
counselors help their clients by
counseling them. Counselors help their
clients explore, comprehend and
appreciate their worlds and so discern
better ways of discerning and living.
• Counseling is the heart of the
counselor’s activity. It aims at
helping the clients understand
and accept themselves as they
are so that they are able to
work towards realizing their
potential.
_____

_____ YOU _____

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Group Activity:
“Kailangan Ko’y Ikaw”
[Link] Formation: Students are divided into groups of
5 members eachFacilitator Selection: each group will
select a facilitator or representative who will be
responsible for reporting the group's findings to the
class.
[Link] List: Each member of the group will
create a list of at least 4 people (within or outside the
group) to whom they would typically confide their
problems. These could be friends, family members,
teachers, or even counselors.
[Link]-Sharing Discussion: Students have an open
and honest conversation within their groups about
the types of problems they usually share with their
chosen confidants. Encourage them to discuss the
reasons behind their choices and the nature of the
support they receive from these individuals.
4. Presentation Preparation: Students prepare a brief
presentation for their group's findings. This could include
a summary of the discussion, the list of confidants, types
of problems they usually share with their chosen
confidants, and the reasons behind their choices.
Encourage them to practice their presentation skills and
be prepared to answer questions from the class.
5. Classroom Presentation: Finally, have each group's
facilitator present their group's findings to the class.
6. Remember to encourage active listening, empathy,
and respect during the group discussions, and remind
the students that this activity is meant to foster
understanding and learning.
7. After all presentations, class discussion on the
similarities and differences between the groups, as well
as any insights gained from the activity.
How does counseling
help individuals,
groups, or
communities?
New trends evolve according
to the needs of mankind.
According to the rapidly
changing societies they
need to be adopted for
counseling to remain the
helping profession.
• Ever-increasing AIDS epidemic
• • The continuing addiction of
millions to drugs & alcohol
• • The alarming number of abused
children & spouse
• • Suicides
• • Criminal activities among
teenagers
• • The persistent school drop-outs
• • The disgraceful numbers of homeless
• • The resurfacing of various forms of
prejudice
• • A bankruptcy of values in all areas
ranging from the political to the private
sector
• How does
counseling help
individuals, groups,
or communities?
• it’s about helping you to heal from the
negative things that have happen in everyday
life, such as losses, separation and divorce,
family conflict, violence or abuse. Individual
Counseling can assist in coping with stressful
life situations, work/school problems, grief,
and emotional distress or relationship
difficulties. Our professional, caring,
supportive Master’s Level Therapist and
addiction counselors can help.
• Individual counseling is a one-on-one
discussion between the counselor and
the client. The two form an alliance,
relationship or bond that enables trust
and personal growth.
• Individual Counseling is aimed at
helping you to cope with addiction,
mental health, trauma and with stresses
that can cause anxiety and depression
• Group counseling is counseling
with multiple individuals facing a
similar concern. The strength in
group counseling is that if you have
3, 5 or 10 people together all facing
the same or similar issues, then they
can work together.
• Group counseling is common for
those suffer from addiction and
mental health disorders. The
individuals in the group act as a
source of insight and support while
reinforcing the idea that each
individual is not the only one
experiencing these problems.
the persons you turn to in times
of troubles and uncertainties
and present it to the class,
why?
• What are the characteristics of an
effective counselor?
• What is meant by positive contribution
of a counselor?
• Describe learning oriented process.
• Describe confrontation and sense of
humor.

Self Assessment Questions


What are the
DepEd Core Values?
What are the
Counseling Core Values?

What core values should a counselor possess?


• 1. Respect for human dignity
• 2. Partnership
• 3. Autonomy
• 4. Responsible caring
• 5. Personal integrity
• 6. Social justice
What is Core
Values?
• The core values of the counselor are a
set of attitudes and skills which have a
special regard for the integrity,
authority and autonomy of the client
and are firmly based on the counselor
having total respect for universal
human rights and for the person and
cultural differences.
What are the
Counseling Core Values?
• Do you think these counselors’
core values are important?
Expound your answer.
• Think, Pair, and Share

• Why do you think that the


counselors should adhere and dwell to a
set of counseling core values? Explain .
_____

_____ _____

Core
values

_____ _____

_____

indicate the different core


values of counseling.
• Goal setting is important for those who
want to improve their life. Setting goals
helps you remain accountable for those
things you want to achieve.
• Goal setting is even more important for
those in counseling and therapy. Not
knowing how to properly set up goals can
often lead to failure.
• Goal Counseling
• There are many great techniques
when it comes to setting goals,
and will review many of those.

Goal Counseling
• Setting goals cannot only impact
mental health, but it can also help you
overcome depression and help you
with rehabilitation.
• Goal setting acts as a roadmap for you
to follow when it comes to
overcoming challenges and achieving
things in life.
Goal Counseling

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