Title: Values In Counseling
Headings: Values That Guide Therapy
Values That Guide Therapy
Our Values Statement
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Content: Values In Counseling
Important Note: The values on this page are not representative of publications, news pieces or research articles on this site, they only reflect our belief in "best practices" when it comes to therapy and counseling in a professional setting. Therapists on Theravive are asked to uphold these values for clients received through our site, but please note that all therapists on Theravive operate independently and may or may not uphold the values stated below. Values That Guide Therapy
We believe that you deserve a therapist who is not only professional and expertly trained, but one who is also motivated by a genuine desire to help you. Selecting the right therapist is critical, and we have done all we can to make that process as easy for you as possible. Our therapists have many different specialties, but as a whole, in short, we believe in saving marriages, in restoring relationships, in individual dignity and the equal value of all people no matter who you are, in personal wellness, in the value of mothers and fathers in the lives of children, in forgiveness, in personal responsibility, in healing people so that they no longer need counseling (and sometimes even medication), and in safe, non-judgmental therapy. For those who want to learn more, here is an in-depth discussion of our values, including a real world example. Why Values Based Counseling? Values counseling allows you to know the heart of your counselor. By knowing this in advance, you will have a greater understanding of your counselor's focus, goals, and counselling path.