anyone want a assingment

Transcribing a counseling session and then analyzing the
transcription are important and effective learning exercises that help
you to understand and further improve your counseling skills. Throughout
this counseling program, you will have several opportunities to conduct
a taped session for analysis.

This first transcription assignment is in a
simplified form; you don’t have to transcribe a session. The transcript
of the counseling session you will view is already available; you just
have to copy and paste it to your document. You need to analyze and
develop alternative responses related to the foundational skills you
have learned.

Watch the video of Carl Rogers (the video
titled “Client Centered Therapy”) in a live counseling session and use
the transcript of the video for this assignment.

Tasks:

• In Rogers’ Tape Transcript Analysis Form template, copy and paste the counseling session transcript.
  • Analyze Rogers’
    responses that demonstrate any one or more of the skills you have
    learned in this class. For each of his responses, list which specific
    skills (including non-verbal skills) you see him implementing during the
    session.
  • If you were the
    counselor, determine what you may have said or done differently.
    Identify the specific counseling skill and explain how you would refine
    it by either changing the wording of the response or selecting a
    different type of response.
• Discuss in a 2- to 4-page
  paper at least five things you found personally impacting, informative,
  and/or of general interest. Make sure to relate the learning to your
  personal development as a counselor.

Your final product will be a Microsoft Word
document, written in APA format, and consist of approximately 2–4 pages
in length and the transcription analysis. Utilize 2–3 scholarly sources
in your research. Your paper should be written in a clear, concise, and
organized manner; demonstrate ethical scholarship in the accurate
representation and attribution of sources; and display accurate
spelling, grammar, and punctuation.