The regular check-up of the effectiveness of the counseling program is typically referred to as outcome evaluation or program evaluation. It involves systematically measuring and assessing the impact and outcomes of the counseling program on the clients. This evaluation helps determine whether the program is achieving its intended objectives and making a positive difference in the clients' lives.
To conduct an effective outcome evaluation, counselors may use various methods such as client feedback measures, pre-and-post assessments, surveys, interviews, or standardized scales to gather data on clients' progress and satisfaction with the program. By comparing these measures over time, counselors can assess the effectiveness of the counseling program, identify areas for improvement, and make any necessary adjustments to enhance the program's outcomes.
Regular evaluation of the counseling program ensures accountability, quality assurance, and continuous improvement in providing effective counseling services to clients.