Introduction to Counselling

Training Provider: Singapore University of Social Sciences
Course Reference: TGS-2024047120
S$1,461

About This Course

Summarise the social and historical origins of counselling
Present an overview of different theories and approaches to counselling
Discuss the role of research in counselling
Describe the differences between counselling and psychotherapy
Demonstrate a working knowledge of the theoretical bases of counselling
Illustrate the role of professional counselling with simple case studies
Discuss common professional and ethical issues in counselling
Examine one’s own motivation and readiness in becoming a professional counsellor

What You'll Learn

This course introduces students to the concept of professional counselling, the nature and profession of counselling, and the roles and responsibilities of the professional counsellor in different settings. It will give an overview of the various theories and approaches to counselling, values and ethics in counselling, the attributes of an effective counsellor, and the process of becoming a professional counsellor.

Course Details

Duration 18 hours
Language English
Training Commitment Part Time
Total Enrolled 2 students
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