1. Counselling and Britain Taylor L. Suhre

3. There were no ‘patients’ because counsellors were predominantly volunteers.

5. Post-war; the National Marriage Guidance Council was founded and its volunteer counsellors were among first to receive some systematic training in counselling.

6. 1962; counselling was first available to students both for occupational and personal counselling

8. In general, counselling was not perceived as a profession in its own.

9. Usually it was paired with other professions such as social work, nursing, or teaching

10. Training Now:

11. BAC outlined Nine central elements

13. Different from the U.S. terms of supervision

15. Greater emphasis on research and evaluation

16. Research projects will be a mandatory element of training

18. Increasing attention to psychological education