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WORKPLACE COUNSELING
Human
Arise
Consultant
1
Workplace counseling is a form of therapy that seeks to target the
problems and struggles of employees. It provides them with a safe
space where they can talk about the difficulties that they face at work.
Human
Arise
Consultant
2
Why Counseling
1. Tight deadlines
2. Some employees have issues with performance
3. Workload issues and overwork
4. Personal and professional matters between employees
5. Work environment issues for some types of jobs
6. Career choices and career advancement
Human
Arise
Consultant
3
Why Workplace and Career Counseling is Good for Business
1. It provides employees with a safe space for dealing with issues
2. Counseling keeps employees in top mental, emotional, and physical state can help
business
3. It helps inform the employer regarding issues that need to be dealt with
4. Counseling can equip both employers and employees with certain skills
5. These can improve how employees deal with clients
6. These may lower employee turnover rate
7. Career paths because of career counseling can improve business
8. You and your establishment can avoid litigation or prevent monetary loss
Human
Arise
Consultant
4
Workplace Counseling Benefits
Employees can talk about issues safely: Both workplace and career counseling provide employees with a safe
space where they can talk about work issues. Having a safe space for employees where they can work these issues
out is essential.
Health benefits for employees: These types of counseling can help employees maintain good mental and emotional
health. The health benefits do not stop there. Mental and emotional health are both linked to physical health. This
means that both workplace and career counseling can also indirectly impact physical health.
Nips workplace problems in the bud: These can also help both employers and employees spot problems and keep
them from escalating. Counseling also equips employees with the necessary skills for diagnosing issues. It gives those
involved different perspectives on how to solve problems.
Guidance on career choices: Career counseling helps guide employees on career choices. It gives them a concrete
goal and helps them with the path that works toward that goal.
Awareness for employers: Employers are anonymously informed by the counselors regarding whatever problems
that their employees spot. Most of the time, employees would simply work in silence around these problems.
Workplace counseling gives an effective avenue for these problems to be conveyed safely.
Human
Arise
Consultant
5
Managing The Stresses And Anxieties of Peer Pressure
Dealing with peer pressure from your friends and family can be very challenging at times. It can be very difficult to be
yourself while others get on your case.
As a result, here are eight tips on how to manage the stresses and anxieties of dealing with peer pressure from
others.
1. Know where you stand on a certain issue: Ask yourself if you are willing to do something that your friends want you to
do. Think about it and determine for yourself where you stand on a certain task. Once you decide what you are going to
do, dont change your mind if your friends start to bully you.
2. Communicate your decision to your friends: Explain to your friends what you plan on doing. Give them reasons on
why you feel this way. Be willing to answer any questions that can help your friends understand your situation. If your
friends get on your case on a regular basis, then maybe it is best to find other friends.
3. Be firm in your decision and show confidence: Some people will continue to argue with you and this is where you
need to show that you mean business. Do not give in to their arguments. Do what is right and stand firm with your
decision. This can be tough but remind them that you do not feel comfortable in doing a certain task.
4. Hang out with people who will respect you: If your friends really like you, they need to respect you. Nobody wants to
be with people who are trying to get them into some kind of trouble. You always have the choice to spend your time with
the people you like.
Human
Arise
Consultant
6
1. Do what works best for you: You will have to deal with what could happen if your friends pressure you into doing
something that could get you in trouble. If something goes wrong, your friends will not take the blame for you. Think
about the consequences before deciding how you want to proceed when dealing with peer pressure.
2. Walk away: You have the choice to walk away from your friends who are trying to get you to do something you do not
want to do. Your better off to just leave your friends if they are making you anxious and stressed out. All you have to do
is to tell your friends that you need some space and then just walk away.
3. Ask around: It is important to consider other viewpoints other than your own. Ask the people you trust on what they
think you should do. Other people in your life know who you are, and they can give you additional insights that you may
be overlooking.
4. Learn from your mistakes: If you make a mistake then the next step is to learn from your mistakes and go from there.
Do not dwell on the fact that you made a wrong decision. The key is to learn from your experiences and continue to
move forward.
Managing The Stresses And Anxieties of Peer Pressure Continue
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Arise
Consultant
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Workplace counseling

  • 2. Workplace counseling is a form of therapy that seeks to target the problems and struggles of employees. It provides them with a safe space where they can talk about the difficulties that they face at work. Human Arise Consultant 2
  • 3. Why Counseling 1. Tight deadlines 2. Some employees have issues with performance 3. Workload issues and overwork 4. Personal and professional matters between employees 5. Work environment issues for some types of jobs 6. Career choices and career advancement Human Arise Consultant 3
  • 4. Why Workplace and Career Counseling is Good for Business 1. It provides employees with a safe space for dealing with issues 2. Counseling keeps employees in top mental, emotional, and physical state can help business 3. It helps inform the employer regarding issues that need to be dealt with 4. Counseling can equip both employers and employees with certain skills 5. These can improve how employees deal with clients 6. These may lower employee turnover rate 7. Career paths because of career counseling can improve business 8. You and your establishment can avoid litigation or prevent monetary loss Human Arise Consultant 4
  • 5. Workplace Counseling Benefits Employees can talk about issues safely: Both workplace and career counseling provide employees with a safe space where they can talk about work issues. Having a safe space for employees where they can work these issues out is essential. Health benefits for employees: These types of counseling can help employees maintain good mental and emotional health. The health benefits do not stop there. Mental and emotional health are both linked to physical health. This means that both workplace and career counseling can also indirectly impact physical health. Nips workplace problems in the bud: These can also help both employers and employees spot problems and keep them from escalating. Counseling also equips employees with the necessary skills for diagnosing issues. It gives those involved different perspectives on how to solve problems. Guidance on career choices: Career counseling helps guide employees on career choices. It gives them a concrete goal and helps them with the path that works toward that goal. Awareness for employers: Employers are anonymously informed by the counselors regarding whatever problems that their employees spot. Most of the time, employees would simply work in silence around these problems. Workplace counseling gives an effective avenue for these problems to be conveyed safely. Human Arise Consultant 5
  • 6. Managing The Stresses And Anxieties of Peer Pressure Dealing with peer pressure from your friends and family can be very challenging at times. It can be very difficult to be yourself while others get on your case. As a result, here are eight tips on how to manage the stresses and anxieties of dealing with peer pressure from others. 1. Know where you stand on a certain issue: Ask yourself if you are willing to do something that your friends want you to do. Think about it and determine for yourself where you stand on a certain task. Once you decide what you are going to do, dont change your mind if your friends start to bully you. 2. Communicate your decision to your friends: Explain to your friends what you plan on doing. Give them reasons on why you feel this way. Be willing to answer any questions that can help your friends understand your situation. If your friends get on your case on a regular basis, then maybe it is best to find other friends. 3. Be firm in your decision and show confidence: Some people will continue to argue with you and this is where you need to show that you mean business. Do not give in to their arguments. Do what is right and stand firm with your decision. This can be tough but remind them that you do not feel comfortable in doing a certain task. 4. Hang out with people who will respect you: If your friends really like you, they need to respect you. Nobody wants to be with people who are trying to get them into some kind of trouble. You always have the choice to spend your time with the people you like. Human Arise Consultant 6
  • 7. 1. Do what works best for you: You will have to deal with what could happen if your friends pressure you into doing something that could get you in trouble. If something goes wrong, your friends will not take the blame for you. Think about the consequences before deciding how you want to proceed when dealing with peer pressure. 2. Walk away: You have the choice to walk away from your friends who are trying to get you to do something you do not want to do. Your better off to just leave your friends if they are making you anxious and stressed out. All you have to do is to tell your friends that you need some space and then just walk away. 3. Ask around: It is important to consider other viewpoints other than your own. Ask the people you trust on what they think you should do. Other people in your life know who you are, and they can give you additional insights that you may be overlooking. 4. Learn from your mistakes: If you make a mistake then the next step is to learn from your mistakes and go from there. Do not dwell on the fact that you made a wrong decision. The key is to learn from your experiences and continue to move forward. Managing The Stresses And Anxieties of Peer Pressure Continue Human Arise Consultant 7