Malaysian Muslim Counsellors? Perceptions on Value-Neutral Stance and Religious Values in Counseling Practice: A Preliminary Study
Malaysian Counseling practices had its history from Euro-American Counseling models which emphasise the practice of objective and value-neutral stance. Within these models, counsellors conceptual and theoretical understandings of Counseling were strongly shaped and developed. Therefore, this prelimi...
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Academy of Islamic Studies, University of Malaya
2014
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| Online Access: | http://eprints.um.edu.my/12349/ http://e-journal.um.edu.my/filebank/published_article/7166/Jurnal.Usuluddin.40.2014-08.Yusmini.Counselling.pdf |
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| Summary: | Malaysian Counseling practices had its history from Euro-American Counseling models which emphasise the practice of objective and value-neutral stance. Within these models, counsellors conceptual and theoretical understandings of Counseling were strongly shaped and developed. Therefore, this preliminary study draws on this history and questions the effects of this stance in Malaysian Counseling practices particularly in working with religious and spiritual values. |
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