In our diverse society, religion and spirituality is a vital entity shaping one's life. It gets challenging for counselors to explore the client's issues through a lens of genuineness, especially when their religious ideologies conflict. Though acceptance is not easy, supervisors can create a safe place that can serve as a catalyst for acceptance to be learned. Our purpose is for you to add to your repertoire of supervisory skills techniques from the Father of Acceptance, Carl Rogers. Other strategies to aid counselors in gaining insight into their own biases will be discussed.
