| 释义 |
co-counseling co-counseling Peer counseling Psychology A therapeutic philosophy that originated in the 1960s in Seattle; in a typical co-counseling session, each person has an allotted time to act as a counselee, while the peer counselor helps him/her recognize hidden or blocked emotions; once one person's allotted time ends, the roles are switched. See Encounter groups, Humanistic psychology. |