Counselling in Southern Africa: A Youth Perspective bk Counselling in Southern Africa: A Youth Perspective/ Edited by Eugene Van Niekerk and Annette Prins

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: Sandown Heinman Educational Publishers 2001Description: 357p ix, ill., includes indexISBN:

0796200262

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DC20 361.323 COU

Summary: Abstract This Book is written for mental health workers and educators dealing with youth in southern Africa.Youth today face challenges ,such as rapid change and unstable world that may tax their copying ability. They must adapt to political, social and economic transformation and learn to deal with prejudice such as racism and sexism. This Book will equip counsellors at both school and community level with skills to nurture individual potential and to empower their clients to meet contemporary social and educational demands. It discusses the counsellor in the new millenium, counselling in place and preventive measures.

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This Book is written for mental health workers and educators dealing with youth in southern Africa.Youth today face challenges ,such as rapid change and unstable world that may tax their copying ability. They must adapt to political, social and economic transformation and learn to deal with prejudice such as racism and sexism. This Book will equip counsellors at both school and community level with skills to nurture individual potential and to empower their clients to meet contemporary social and educational demands. It discusses the counsellor in the new millenium, counselling in place and preventive measures.

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