Structural Family Therapy (Classroom & Synchronous)
About This Course
At the end of the course, participants will be able to demonstrate how to surface the presenting problem, and highlight the problem-maintaining patterns, develop skills in focusing on exploration of the past regarding family-of-origin, apply the clinical skills in exploring alternative ways of relating in the family interactions, discuss the philosophical and theoretical concepts of the Four-step Model, evaluate the therapist’s role in Structural Family Therapy and appraise the processes involved in the Four-step Model in a given clinical case/ setting. This course is for participants to upskill themselves and develop relevant competencies in the area of family counselling for the social service sector.
What You'll Learn
Entry Requirements
• Degree in counselling, and at least 1 year experience in counselling and currently doing counselling work
• Degree in related fields (psychology, social work and education), completed the 5 foundational modules, at least 3 year experience in counselling and currently doing counselling work at an SSA
• Master in Psychology or Master in Social Work, at least 3 year experience in counselling and currently doing counselling work at an SSA and completed the foundational module Practicum: Specialised Counselling Skills