Form 61 Self-Assessment of Counseling Performance Skills 2025

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  1. Click ‘Get Form’ to open it in the editor.
  2. Begin by reviewing the purpose of the form, which is to assess your competency in basic and advanced helping skills. Familiarize yourself with the rating scale from 1 (Poor) to 5 (Good).
  3. In the first section, Basic and Advanced Helping Skills, circle a number next to each skill based on your self-assessment. Take your time to reflect on each ability listed.
  4. Proceed to the Procedural and Professional Skills section. Again, circle a number for each skill that reflects your perceived competence.
  5. Once you have completed all sections, ensure you sign at the bottom of the form along with your supervisor’s signature and date.

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A more widely used method for assessing the skill of therapists is the evaluation of the quality of their treatment sessions (i.e., therapy quality is being used as an index of therapist competence). This therapy quality method requires that treatment sessions be evaluated using a standard procedure.
Reflective listening is a key component of showing empathy and a core skill of person-centred therapy. It involves listening to what the client is saying, forming an understanding of what they are talking about and then giving voice (reflecting) to that understanding.
5 key counseling skills Active listening and responsiveness. As a counselor, a vital part of your job is to help clients feel heard, respected and validated. Questioning ability. Counselors should be as skilled in asking questions as they are in listening. Ability to interpret information. Trustworthiness. Empathy.
The counseling process typically involves stages such as building rapport, assessment, goal setting, intervention evaluation. Effective counseling requires a strong therapist-client relationship, focusing on empathy, active listening trust.
An example of reflecting feelings in counseling would be when the therapist asks the client, What are some things that you like about this situation? or What are some things that you dislike about this situation? This question helps the client to recognize and identify their feelings.