Impact of the counsellor’s faith in their work with clients Student: Professor: Course title: Date: Impact of the counsellor’s faith in their work with clients 1.0 Introduction Faith has become a more and more visible subject in the counselling literature. Both counselling practitioners and researchers are recognizing the significance of addressing faith with their clients. Faith plays a vital role in ways that lots of people clarify their values, make meaning, and even try to solve their problems (Adams et al. 2015). Counsellors basically have a duty to consider their clients holistically, and they should try to understand their spiritual beliefs. Faith and religious issues in psychotherapy and counselling, a previously ignored topic, is currently a very hot issue in the field. Spiritual and religious resources can be very effectual in fostering better physical as well as psychological health of the clients, promote effective coping, and deepen meaning in their lives (Bienenfeld & Yager 2009). A lot of clients are subjected to poor treatment of spiritual and religious issues in psychotherapy. Hoffman (2009) pointed out that there are counsellors who deliberately and unintentionally impose their beliefs on their clients, some are doing a lot of harm, and some individuals practice outside their competencies resulting in many awkward and unproductive moments in therapy. This paper provides a critical evaluation of the impact of the counsellor&rsqu...