What are the 3 main goals for a counselor during an initial counseling contact?

The question asks to select the 3 correct points or goals for a counsellor in an initial counselling contact.

Let's analyze each option:

• (a) Introduce yourself & clarify your purpose: This is a fundamental step in an initial session to establish rapport, set expectations, and ensure the client understands the counsellor's role and the session's objectives.
• (b) Share your feelings: While self-disclosure can be used therapeutically, sharing the counsellor's personal feelings is generally not a primary goal for an initial contact and can shift the focus away from the client.
• (c) Clarify your role: It is crucial to explain the counsellor's role, responsibilities, and limitations to the client to ensure informed consent and manage expectations.
• (d) Provide the client with feedback that will enhance the working relationship: In an initial session, providing feedback can involve reflecting observations, validating the client's experience, or offering initial insights that help the client feel understood and build trust, thereby strengthening the therapeutic alliance.
• (e) Be a good example: While counsellors should always maintain professionalism, "being a good example" is a general principle rather than a specific, actionable goal for an initial contact.

Based on these points, (a), (c), and (d) are the most appropriate goals for an initial counselling contact.

The final answer is $\boxed{\text{C}}$.