Guidance Services
- It includes systematic and organized
procedure and facilities toward
assisting individual.
- As a group of services given to
individuals to assist them in securing
knowledge and skills needed in
making plans and devices, and in
interpreting life.
Guidance Services:
Information service
- This service is for students' certain
information. Information necessary to
guide them for career, academic,
personal, and social.
Orientation - to update and acquaint
the students, faculty, and parents of
the existing guidance programs and
services made available to them.
Talks/Seminars - tackle pertinent
issues for students, parents and
teachers covering topics such as
planning, etc.
Guidance bulleting - provide
information about activities, etc.
Brochures, leaflets, pamphlets - give
information on different topics.
Individual Inventory
- focuses on individual analysis.
Tools are used.
Cumulative records:
Routine/intake
Anecdotal Records
Counseling and follow-up services
- A service implies planned provision
for serving the unique needs of the
students through the online counseling
and person to person rel.
Individuals and Group
Referral system - from the teachers,
pod,
Follow-up services
- extended to students who have been
referred
Testing services - Serve as a means of
securing information about an
individual objectively.
Placement services - satisfactory
adjustment of the individual to the
next situation either school or job.
Career guidance dev service -
provides an opportunity for students
to choose wisely their future.
Homeroom guidance prog -
activities enhance students’ formation
of values, attitudes, study habits, etc.
Research and evaluation services -
implemented to conduct studies on
psychological test results.
Guidance staff development - To
enhance work competency of the
guidance team.
Rationale
General Objectives
Title of the guidance service
Specific description of the guidance
service
Free Association – This relates
everything which they are aware.
(Bodily sensations, feelings, fantasies,
thoughts, memories and recent
events.)
Interpretation of dreams – dreams
are important means of uncovering
unconscious material and providing
insight for unresolved issues.

Guidance Program
Psychoanalytic Therapy
Proponent:
Sigmund Freud
Father of Psychoanalysis
 Id – unchecked biological
forces
 Ego – Rational thinking
 Superego – voice of social
conscience
View of Human Nature:
Human beings are basically
determined by psychic energy and
early experiences.
Therapeutic Goals:
The goal of a therapist is to help a
client become conscious of this
energy and early experiences and
thereby become empowered and
harness both positively.
Approaches and Techniques: