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You might think advising and counselling are the same thing. In fact, most people use these terms interchangeably without giving it much thought, but they actually serve very different purposes.. There is little difference in the way approach works: Advising involves providing a direct recommendation on what someone should do when they ask for guidance. Counselling is a deeper, ongoing intervention where a person partners with an expert to achieve long-term growth and healing. People usually seek advice for short-term problems or when they are struggling to make a decision. Often, the person asking already has specific options or preferences in mind. The advisor's role is to evaluate these choices and provide an informed recommendation on the best path forward. Counselling is a collaborative, two-way conversation designed to bring clarity…

When we hear word “counselling” what come to your mind? Possible emotional issues or abnormality or mental issues. We all consider the physical health issues as a problem but avoid mental/emotional health. Counselling is done in any of the scenario. However, it is not limited. It could be in many forms. For example, educational counselling, counselling to overcome challenges, counselling for professional career building and many more… Life today is fast and impacted by social media. It is challenging for many parents to guide their children. On the other side young people having access to internet and information. This help them figure out many things on their own. If this is the case what is the problem? I would like to highlight few points where parents might be doing unknowingly. Expectations from…