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Jürgen Heinrich,Ulrich P?tzold,Horst R?perute of Social Sciences to address the psychosocial needs of individuals in need of mental health services in India, offering counselling by telephone and by email. This paper examines how telephone counselling is carried out and offers insights into the experience of providing counselling through a

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Exploring Values of Therapists in India,al and professional values. The four value priorities of the participants were benevolence (care and compassion), honesty, self-direction (growth and respect) and universalism (equality and justice). The main sources of their values were reported as family, training, clients and religion and spiritu