EBOOK: Counselling Skills For Teachers

This practical guide equips educators with essential counseling techniques to navigate the complex emotional and psychological challenges students face daily. Gail King addresses real-world scenarios teachers encounter, from pregnancy concerns and substance abuse to identity issues and eating disorders, providing concrete strategies for supportive intervention. The book bridges the gap between teaching responsibilities and pastoral care, demonstrating how basic counseling principles can transform student-teacher interactions. It offers educators the tools to respond effectively when students disclose sensitive information or exhibit concerning behaviors.

What sets this resource apart is its focus on actionable skills rather than theoretical concepts, making psychological first aid accessible to busy classroom professionals. Teachers who regularly face situations requiring emotional support, crisis management, or difficult parent conversations will find immediate value in its approach. The book empowers educators to create safer emotional environments while maintaining appropriate professional boundaries. For any teacher seeking to better support students' mental health and wellbeing, this provides indispensable guidance for those critical moments when listening skills matter most.