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Sample Of Narrative Report In Counselling

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Respected Sir/Madam,

This is to bring to your kind notice that I am working as a senior school counsellor at St. Columba 's school. I have integrated master 's degree in clinical psychology and post graduate diploma in guidance and counselling with five years clinical experience of dealing with child and adolescents psychological, emotional, intellectual & drug addiction issues.

I had joined St. Columba 's school on 5th October, 2013 as a senior school counsellor but I was not informed that I would be forced to work as a substitute teacher than a counsellor. I am being mentally tortured by the administrator Mrs. Iris Frederick of St. Columba 's school. She verbally abuses me, shouts at me at the top of her voice and insults me which is extremely …show more content…

She sends me to take substitution classes while counselling session with students is in progress. When I request her to allow me to continue the counselling session with students then Mrs. Frederick says that substitution is more important than counselling session. She sends me on the games field to substitute on behalf of sports teachers. I have been constantly requesting her not to make me substitute on the games field and allow me to counsel my students but she always denies and insults me. I always give a copy of my counselling sessions schedule to Mrs. Frederick in advance so that my counselling sessions don 't clash with substitution classes but she ignores my schedule and assigns me …show more content…

I have made her aware of professional code of ethics of counselling but she did not stop forcing me to share personal information of students with her. In the past three years I have helped students who had depression, social anxiety, low self esteem, academic related problems, drug & internet addiction, behavioural issues, strained relations with parents, sibling rivalry and so on. My role as a counsellor is to provide guidance and counselling services related to various spheres of students ' development, learning, academics, career and personal challenges. Unfortunately, I 'm not given professional liberty to work for students ' welfare rather made to work as a substitute teacher. Due to substitute teacher 's duties assigned to me it is becoming difficult for me to provide professional help to my students who are in urgent need of help and guidance regarding their

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