Pub Date : 1995-01-01DOI: 10.1080/03069889508258058
I D Campbell, A D Rader
Community involvement in counseling and communities' capacity for confidential sharing can be important elements of a participatory response to AIDS and HIV, linking inclusive care to prevention by community-determined change in attitudes, behaviors, and environment. Community counseling fosters a sense of mutual accountability which helps support and prevention to become realities. Such counseling has not, however, been promoted anywhere as the main strategic approach for HIV/AIDS support and prevention. Family and community structures seem to be better developed in developing countries than in developed countries. Counseling in developing countries can extend from individual to family and community, implemented as a means of facilitating changes or support, and in the community context can be used to measure as well as sustain behavioral change. Community hope exists through the recognition of loss, inclusion of suffering people, and capacity and action for change. Programs in Brazil, Sri Lanka, Northeastern India, Zambia, and Zimbabwe are examples of the potential for a positive link between individuals and the community through confidential sharing, and that such a link can give rise to prevention through counseling.
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Pub Date : 1975-01-01DOI: 10.1080/03069887508256299
R Gill
5 variables involved in abortion counseling are examined in light of the emphasis on abortion counseling in the Lane Report on the workings of the British abortion act. Illustrations are drawn from the report and from medical case studies. The 5 variables are: 1) the religious-ethical beliefs of the counselee; 2) the status of the abortion laws; 3) the available techniques for abortion; 4) the religious-ethical beliefs of the counselor; and 5) the counselor's assumptions about the sequellae of abortion. The counselor's assumptions about the sequellae of abortion and his religious-ethical be liefs are and are likely to remain significant variables. The status of abortion laws is important now, but as other countries adopt more liberal laws so that their own citizens might be served, the importance of this variable should lessen. The reverse is true for available techniques for abortion, particularly if safe self-abortion techniques are developed. The religious-ethical beliefs of the counselee was found to be the least important of the 5 variables.
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