counselling
Pronunciation: [ˈkaʊn.səl.ɪŋ]
Context: “mental health”
(noun) helping people talk about their feelings, problems, or decisions to feel better or make good choices. This usually happens with a specially trained person who listens and gives advice.
Example
She went to counselling and felt much better after talking about her problems.
Example
He decided against counselling and tried to solve his problems alone.
Example
What are the benefits of counselling for someone who is struggling?
Context: “education”
(noun) providing guidance to students about their studies, career choices, and personal issues, helping them make decisions about their future.
Example
The school offers excellent counselling services to help students choose their paths.
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Without counselling, many students feel lost and unsure about their future.
Example
How can counselling help students with their college choices?
Context: “mental health”
(verb) the act of giving advice or support to someone who needs help with their feelings or decisions.
Example
She is counselling her friend who is feeling sad and confused.
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He avoided counselling people who were going through tough times.
Example
Who is counselling those in need at the community center?