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counseling

or dzܲ··Բ

[ koun-suh-ling ]

noun

Psychology.
  1. professional guidance in resolving personal conflicts and emotional problems.


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King was also ordered to complete a 26-week parenting program, individual counseling to “address case issues” and joint counseling with her children when the children’s “therapist deems it appropriate.”

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Peeling back the campy premise, Violet is a survivor of domestic abuse who now spends her time counseling others in similar situations.

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Under the new policy, city staff and nonprofits that receive city funding are barred from handing out sterile syringes and other supplies unless they actively work to connect people with treatment and counseling.

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Currently out of work and unable to afford traditional counseling sessions, she decided to try using an AI chatbot to help her process her feelings.

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Health agencies across the nation have helped drive down the incidence of HIV, largely through testing, counseling and the distribution of medications that prevent the spread of the disease.

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