Common use of Counsellors Clause in Contracts

Counsellors. The primary duties and responsibilities of Counsellors shall be to offer personal counselling to students, on a full range of issues, in order to assist them to deal effectively with academic, social and life pressures. Personal counselling shall include, but not be limited to, crisis intervention, psychological adjustment and development, student success strategies, and referral advice. Personal counselling may be provided on an individual basis and/or in a group workshop format. The range of issues shall include, but not be limited to, stress management, depression, career uncertainty, relationship issues, family problems, psychological disorders, and addictive behaviour. Duties include, but are not limited to, the specific responsibilities listed in the following sub-articles: • Counsellors shall provide consultation to administration, Faculty Members and staff in order to assist them in dealing with student concerns. • Counsellors shall maintain professional competence and qualifications in the area of counselling psychology and maintain currency with the developments in their field. • Counsellors shall adhere to the professional code of ethics and standards of practice for their professional field as recognized by their professional counselling association. • Counsellors shall work toward developing services appropriate to meeting curriculum and user needs. • Counsellors shall treat all members of the University community fairly, with respect, and in a professional and non-discriminatory manner.

Counsellors. The primary duties and responsibilities of Counsellors shall be to offer personal counselling to students, on a full range of issues, in order to assist them to deal effectively with academic, social and life pressures. Personal counselling shall include, but not be limited to, crisis intervention, psychological adjustment and development, student success strategies, and referral advice. Personal counselling may be provided on an individual basis and/or in a group workshop format. The range of issues shall include, but not be limited to, stress management, depression, career uncertainty, relationship issues, family problems, psychological disorders, and addictive behaviour. Duties include, but are not limited to, the specific responsibilities listed in the following sub-articles: • Counsellors shall provide consultation to administration, Faculty Members and staff in order to assist them in dealing with student concerns. • Counsellors shall maintain professional competence and qualifications in the area of counselling psychology and maintain currency with the developments in their field. • Counsellors shall adhere to the professional code of ethics and standards of practice for their professional field as recognized by their professional counselling association. • Counsellors shall work toward developing services appropriate to meeting curriculum and user needs. • Counsellors shall treat all members of the University Institute community fairly, with respect, and in a professional and non-discriminatory manner.

Counsellors. The primary duties and responsibilities of Counsellors shall be to offer personal counselling to students, on a full range of issues, in order to assist them to deal effectively with academic, social and life pressures. Personal counselling shall include, but not be limited to, crisis intervention, psychological adjustment and development, student success strategies, and referral advice. Personal counselling may be provided on an individual basis and/or in a group workshop format. The range of issues shall include, but not be limited to, stress management, depression, career uncertainty, relationship issues, family problems, psychological disorders, and addictive behaviour. Duties include, but are not limited to, the specific responsibilities listed in the following sub-articles: •  Counsellors shall provide consultation to administration, Faculty Members and staff in order to assist them in dealing with student concerns. •  Counsellors shall maintain professional competence and qualifications in the area of counselling psychology and maintain currency with the developments in their field. •  Counsellors shall adhere to the professional code of ethics and standards of practice for their professional field as recognized by their professional counselling association. •  Counsellors shall work toward developing services appropriate to meeting curriculum and user needs. •  Counsellors shall treat all members of the University community fairly, with respect, and in a professional and non-discriminatory manner.