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Goal One of Helping: Life-Enhancing Help clients manage their problems in living more
Outcomes: effectively and develop unused or underused
resources and opportunities more fully at the
service of life-enhancing outcomes.


Goal Two of Helping: Learning How Help clients become better at helping themselves in
to Help Oneself their everyday lives.


Goal Three of Helping: A Prevention Help clients develop an action-oriented prevention
Mentality mentality in their lives.


Formal Helper: Helping is their main job, such as counsellors,
psychologists, psychiatrists, social workers, and
ministers.


Non-Formal Professional Helper: Helping is part of another job, such as teachers,
doctors, nurses, managers, police officers, and
lawyers.

, Informal Helper: Friends, family, acquaintances, and other people
who give everyday support.


Important Ingredients of Good 1. Focus on the client and their situation. The client is
Helping: the main person making changes. The helper
supports the client and also looks for strengths and
opportunities.


2. Focus on real-life results. Helping should improve
the client's everyday life.


3. Be a helpful person. Good helpers show warmth,
empathy, practical understanding, and flexibility.


4. Work as a team. Helper and client build trust and
work toward shared goals.


5. Use good communication. Listen actively,
respond with empathy, probe when needed, and
summarize.


6. Understand thoughts, feelings, and behaviour.
These can help explain what is happening and what
may need to change.


7. Ask for feedback. Check whether the helping
process is working and make changes when
needed.


8. Respect beliefs, values, and culture. These affect
the client's choices and should not be judged too
quickly.


9. Help with decision-making. Support clients in
reviewing choices and making better ones.


10. Use a problem-management framework: What is
going on? What do I want? How do I get there?
How do I make it happen?

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