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counseling
[ koun-suh-ling ]
noun
- professional guidance in resolving personal conflicts and emotional problems.
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Origin of counseling1
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Example Sentences
Though tissues are present and tears are not uncommon, the Dinner Parties are distinctly not grief counseling or group therapy.
They suggest acupuncture and counseling to work on these deeper issues.
Every shift at LLGS, a counseling hotline which celebrated its 40th birthday earlier this year, was three hours long.
The social worker will “assist staff and public with counseling and psychosocial support and communications.”
“It was pure horror,” he said after escaping and seeking counseling.
Everyone needs and should have premarital counseling, if only to help them to this all important insight.
Some years ago I was invited to lead a clergy conference on the subject of pastoral counseling.
The Voices were with her in prison throughout the trial, counseling, warning, consoling.
After counseling with their friends, he and his wife accepted my invitation.
Not only do I not charge anything for counseling you, I esteem it a favor to myself to be allowed to advise you.
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