A Little Advice on Giving AdviceAs

A Little Advice on Giving Advice
As you might guess, we have some advice about advice giving. Specifically, you
should become aware of when and why you want to give a client advice. Review
and contemplate the following questions.
When you feel like giving advice, is it . . .
1. just to be helpful?
2. to prove you’re a competent therapist?
3. because you’ve had the same problem and so you think you know how the
client can be helped?
4. because you think you have better ideas than your client will ever come up
with?
5. because you think your client will never come up with any constructive
ideas?
Your responses to these questions can help determine whether your advice giv-
ing motives are pure or not. As you may have guessed, we’re not strong advo-
cates of giving advice. On the other hand, we also believe that advice, when well-
timed and received from the proper person, can be tremendously powerful.
When it comes to giving advice, our advice to you is: (a) be aware of why you’re
giving it, (b) wait for the appropriate time to deliver it, (c) avoid giving advice in
a moralistic or pedantic manner, and (d) avoid giving redundant advice (i.e., ad-
vice that the client has already received from someone else)

A Little Advice on Giving Advice
As you might guess, we have some advice about advice giving. Specifically, you
should become aware of when and why you want to give a client advice. Review
and contemplate the following questions.
When you feel like giving advice, is it . . . 
1. just to be helpful?
2. to prove you’re a competent therapist? 
3. because you’ve had the same problem and so you think you know how the
client can be helped?
4. because you think you have better ideas than your client will ever come up
with?
5. because you think your client will never come up with any constructive
ideas?
Your responses to these questions can help determine whether your advice giv-
ing motives are pure or not. As you may have guessed, we’re not strong advo-
cates of giving advice. On the other hand, we also believe that advice, when well-
timed and received from the proper person, can be tremendously powerful.
When it comes to giving advice, our advice to you is: (a) be aware of why you’re
giving it, (b) wait for the appropriate time to deliver it, (c) avoid giving advice in
a moralistic or pedantic manner, and (d) avoid giving redundant advice (i.e., ad-
vice that the client has already received from someone else)

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A Little Advice on Giving AdviceAs you might guess, we have some advice about advice giving. Specifically, youshould become aware of when and why you want to give a client advice. Reviewand contemplate the following questions.When you feel like giving advice, is it . . . 1. just to be helpful?2. to prove you’re a competent therapist? 3. because you’ve had the same problem and so you think you know how theclient can be helped?4. because you think you have better ideas than your client will ever come upwith?5. because you think your client will never come up with any constructiveideas?Your responses to these questions can help determine whether your advice giv-ing motives are pure or not. As you may have guessed, we’re not strong advo-cates of giving advice. On the other hand, we also believe that advice, when well-timed and received from the proper person, can be tremendously powerful.When it comes to giving advice, our advice to you is: (a) be aware of why you’regiving it, (b) wait for the appropriate time to deliver it, (c) avoid giving advice ina moralistic or pedantic manner, and (d) avoid giving redundant advice (i.e., ad-vice that the client has already received from someone else)

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A Little Saran Memberikan Saran
Seperti yang Anda duga, kami memiliki beberapa saran tentang memberikan nasihat. Secara khusus, Anda
harus menyadari kapan dan mengapa Anda ingin memberikan saran klien. Ulasan
dan merenungkan pertanyaan-pertanyaan berikut.
Ketika Anda merasa seperti memberikan saran, itu. . .
1. hanya untuk membantu?
2. untuk membuktikan bahwa Anda adalah seorang terapis yang kompeten?
3. karena Anda sudah memiliki masalah yang sama dan sehingga Anda pikir Anda tahu bagaimana
klien dapat dibantu?
4. karena Anda berpikir Anda memiliki ide yang lebih baik dari klien Anda akan pernah datang
dengan?
5. karena Anda berpikir klien Anda tidak akan pernah datang dengan konstruktif
ide?
tanggapan Anda untuk pertanyaan-pertanyaan ini dapat membantu menentukan apakah saran Anda: Berikan
ing motif yang murni atau tidak. Seperti yang bisa Anda tebak, kami advokasi tidak kuat
Cates memberi saran. Di sisi lain, kami juga percaya nasihat itu, ketika dengan baik
. Berjangka waktu dan diterima dari orang yang tepat, bisa menjadi sangat kuat
Ketika datang untuk memberikan saran, saran kami kepada Anda adalah: (a) menyadari mengapa kau
memberikan, (b) menunggu waktu yang tepat untuk menyampaikan hal itu, (c) menghindari memberikan saran dalam
cara yang moralistik atau bertele-tele, dan (d) menghindari memberikan saran berlebihan (yaitu, ad-
wakil bahwa klien telah diterima dari seseorang lain)

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