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counseling

Or dzܲ··Բ

[koun-suh-ling]

noun

Psychology.
  1. professional guidance in resolving personal conflicts and emotional problems.



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Hospice is an interdisciplinary service that provides everything from pain relief to spiritual support to medication management to dietary consulting to mobility equipment to bereavement counseling.

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In conversations with colleagues, CP3 staffers have expressed shock at how little Fugate knows about the basics of his role and likened meetings with him to “career counseling.”

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Or to believe it's compassion to scream invective at a woman entering an abortion clinic, which gets reimagined as "counseling" the women to stop sinning.

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This may in part be due to the increased availability of telehealth counseling, he explained.

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During her 54 years in state prison, Krenwinkel has taken part in therapy and group counseling to address what Wattley described as her role as both a perpetrator and survivor of violence.

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